An Ohio medical school cut its Black History Month funding. ACLU is pushing back.
The ACLU of Ohio says NEOMED's decision to stop supporting Black History Month and certain student organizations could violate the First Amendment.
New York Sun1mon
$544,000-a-Year, Nonbinary ACLU Executive Makes Incorrect Claims About Pediatric Gender Medicine: Will This Impact Landmark Supreme Court Case?
“The ACLU’s public statements by their spokespersons can be used as authorized or implied admissions in legal proceedings,” he said. Mr. LiMandri’s firm is litigating multiple medical-malpractice ...
RIPTA and UnitedHealthcare would pay $350,000 for data breach under proposed settlement
ACLU of R.I. lawyers filed a class-action lawsuit after a 2021 data breach affected 22,000 people, including RIPTA employees, ...
City Journal28d
Is the ACLU Ready to Defend Nonbinary Medicine?
The ACLU doesn’t specify which “guidelines” it has in mind, likely because it is referring to the now-discredited World Professional Association for Transgender Health’s “Standards of Care,” Version 8 ...
AZ Central29d
ACLU urges judge to appoint receiver for Arizona prison health care
Inmates' attorneys allege that the Arizona Department of Corrections has consistently failed to meet court-ordered requirements for health care improvements in state prisons. The ACLU ...
Fairbanks KTVF on MSN5mon
Inmates’ medical information on Alaska Department of Corrections training website violates federal law, civil rights advocates say
The ACLU of Alaska claims the availability of the information violates legal standards in the Health Insurance Portability ...
National Review7y
ACLU Distorts the Purpose of a Federal Effort to Protect Religious Liberty
The new Conscience and Religious Freedom Division at Health and Human Services is dedicated ... Over the last year, the ACLU has filed numerous lawsuits attacking religious accommodations ...