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On Monday, the Board of Governors of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) issued a statement “firmly and unequivocally” supporting the participation of biological males on women’s collegiate athletic teams.
The NCAA has a long-standing policy of permitting biological males who undergo testosterone suppression treatment to compete in women’s sports.
Although the NCAA claims its policy is based on principles of inclusion, it in fact makes college athletics less inclusive and far less fair for women and girls. In fact, the NCAA’s policy undermines the express purpose of Title IX, which Congress passed forty-nine years ago to
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After Impeachment, What’s Next For The Divided Republican Party?
01/14/21 AT 4:31 PM
Rep. Peter Meijer, one of 10 Republicans who bucked President Trump and voted for impeachment, will be wearing protective body armor.
“It’s sad that we have to get to that point, but you know our expectation is that someone may try to kill us,” the Michigan congressman told MSNBC.
The armor is as figurative as literal as bitterly divided Republicans move forward. The anti-slavery party founded in the 1850s enters a 21st-century civil war with Republicans seeking to define or redefine the party in a post-Trump era. Many expect the outgoing president’s allies and traditional conservatives to wage war for the soul of a party that deferred to Trump, rather than draft a new platform.
South Dakota Governor Backs Bill to Ban Abortions of Down Syndrome Babies
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem is introducing legislation to the South Dakota legislature that would prevent abortion of babies based solely on a diagnose of Down Syndrome.
“I’m proposing a bill to the legislature that would prevent abortions for babies based on a Down syndrome diagnosis. So, the doctor would be prevented to conduct an abortion on a woman … because a child has been diagnosed specifically just for Down syndrome,” the Republican told “Fox & Friends” on Tuesday.
Joining Noem at the governor’s house for the state of the union address was Fox News contributor Rachel Campos-Duffy and her husband, former Wisconsin Rep. Sean Duffy. The Duffys were invited by Noem to speak about their daughter Valentina, who was born with Down syndrome.