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Justice Brett Kavanaugh says Mississippi’s age verification law is probably unconstitutional, but it can move forward anyway.

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The Supreme Court on Thursday declined to block Mississippi from enforcing its social media age-verification law against nine major platforms, for now. In an emergency ruling, the justices denied ...

The judge said the Education Department violated the law when it threatened to cut federal funding from schools that continued DEI initiatives.

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We in Britain have lived in peace, safety and wealth for the past 80 years because of a huge act of appeasement and betrayal by our mighty, brave, patriotic and warlike leader, Sir Winston Churchill.