Newsom’s SB 1114 shields gender identity data from public view
The law exempts state-held identity information from public records disclosure, while the California Family Council warns parents may be shut out of data about their children.
FAMILY BRIEF
The law exempts state-held identity information from public records disclosure, while the California Family Council warns parents may be shut out of data about their children.
As the North Carolina Court of Appeals considers her malpractice case, Mosley’s account sharpens the stakes for parents weighing sex-change procedures for minors.
On Oct. 10, Heritage warned of an American future like France’s as French school protests entered their third week and analysts described a fight for the presidency.
Riley Gaines’s October 10, 2026, post revives the fight after Minnesota replaced its duty to preserve life and health with a duty to provide care and ended reporting.
Moms for Liberty says its new system scans agendas across more than 13,000 school districts, aiming to alert parents before local boards vote.
The Oct. 10 post directs viewers to the summit’s selected sessions in Dallas, where the schedule includes talks on strong families and America’s future.
On Oct. 10, South Carolina parents can ask whether the Senate candidate still believes the 2022 law protecting girls’ teams was “shameful.
His post followed the only debate-stage meeting between Republican challenger Saritha Komatireddy and incumbent Letitia James; early voting begins Oct. 24.
New York’s bill has passed both chambers and returned to the Assembly; Hochul’s spokesperson says the governor will review it, but offers no veto commitment.
The reported allocation spans three national committees and 25 state parties as Democrats say they are within striking distance of a Senate majority.
The proposal would bar child-welfare agencies from treating a parent’s refusal to affirm a child’s stated transgender identity as abuse.
A Justice Department demand gives the district 14 days to change policies that federal officials say let employees withhold information from parents.