Greg Piper

With two weeks left in calendar year, FIRE has already documented 21 more incidents than previous high of 2020, influenced by activism around COVID-19 lockdowns and George Floyd's death.

"The greatest irony is my husband has been a vaccine advocate throughout his career," yet Kirk Milhoan's practice buckled under "overwhelming number of calls" demanding his firing for ACIP role, wife says.

State claimed lawsuit over muzzling teachers, hiding students gender identity from parents was moot because it removed FAQ page with challenged policies, but they secretly popped up again in required teacher training.

"It would make it more difficult to hold violent agitators and intimidating antisemites accountable under the law" if Congress repeals the FACE Act, as pro-life activists want, lawyer for religious organizations says.

"Police observed De Silva to not be wearing pants while seating [sic] in the driver’s seat and to be wearing stockings (very light see through stockings along with a female thong)," across street from school, criminal complaint says.

ACLU and transgender client Lindsay Hecox sought a no-exceptions stay of district court proceeding as SCOTUS decided whether to grant Idaho's petition, and trying to drop case now seems "somewhat manipulative," judge says.

NIH-funded study of "long COVID" and reinfection hides findings on risks stratified by vaccination status deep in a supplement, contradicting researchers' conclusions and media narrative that vaccines are the answer.

Chemo side-effect drug has long been used to treat autism, with quickly observed improvements and little risk to children, but it's not a moneymaker. Trump endorsement prompts CBS to change old story from promising to skeptical.

Presentation to CDC committee seeks "real classification system to identify and help patients who suffer from an attempt to change their sex." Full appeals court ruling could limit number of young people with post-transition regret.

Steven Lefemine didn't seek Trump pardon so he could challenge Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act, and inexplicable "intimidation" claim in indictment could give him legal right to make his argument to jury.