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Appeals court rules against Florida’s ‘drag show’ law. Here’s the latest

Bill Clinton · Florida

Appeals court rules against Florida’s ‘drag show’ law. Here’s the latest

38% Center coverage: 66 sources

Describing the law as “substantially overbroad,” a federal appeals court Tuesday upheld a preliminary injunction blocking a 2023 Florida law aimed at preventing children from attending drag shows.See the Story

Supreme Court Ruling on Transgender Treatments for Minors Draws Media Criticism as Rights Debate Intensifies

LGBTQ+ · United States

Supreme Court Ruling on Transgender Treatments for Minors Draws Media Criticism as Rights Debate Intensifies

58% Right coverage: 24 sources

Major media outlets expressed concern following the Supreme Court's landmark ruling upholding Tennessee's ban on transgender medical treatment for minors. See the Story

Columbia Moves Forward Repeal of Conversion Therapy Ban over Public Opposition

ACLU · Columbia

Columbia Moves Forward Repeal of Conversion Therapy Ban over Public Opposition

86% Center coverage: 7 sources

Columbia narrowly voted to repeal ban on conversion therapy for LGBTQ+ youth after pressure from state officials. A second vote is needed to make it official.See the Story

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Supreme Court Ruling on Transgender Treatments for Minors Draws Media Criticism as Rights Debate Intensifies

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Supreme Court Ruling on Transgender Treatments for Minors Draws Media Criticism as Rights Debate Intensifies

SC Supreme Court Hears Challenge to State’s Congressional Map

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

A case that will decide which candidates South Carolinians see on their ballots next year now rests with the state’s highest court.Gerrymandering · Columbia See the Story

SC Senate and House Passes $14.7 Billion Budget

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WSPA) - South Carolina lawmakers passed a $14.7 billion state budget that covers a wide range of priorities, from roads and disaster relief to pay raises for teachers, state employees, and yes, even lawmakers. Legislators returned to the State House to review the final version of the budget. It was shaped by a Conference Committee, a small committee of three Senators and three Representatives, who worked through compromises last …Infrastructure · Columbia See the Story

Judge blocks Trump administration from revoking Harvard enrollment of foreign students

48% Center coverage: 317 sources

A U.S. judge on Friday blocked the Trump administration from revoking Harvard University's ability to enroll foreign students, a move that ratcheted up White House efforts to conform practices in academia to President Donald Trump's policies.Harvard · United States See the Story

Faith leaders, healthcare professionals, and civil rights

COLUMBIA – Columbia City Council will vote on Tuesday, May 20, whether to rescind the city’s prohibition on anti-LGBTQ+ “conversion therapy” for minors by licensed medical and mental health professionals.Columbia, South Carolina · Columbia Read Article

State House Dispatch: May 12, 2025

On Thursday of last week, the South Carolina General Assembly stopped debating bills for this calendar year. For better or worse, almost any bill that hasn't passed both chambers now will be held over until January 2026, when the second half of the 2025-2026 legislative session begins. But summer break isn’t quite here yet. This week in the State House Dispatch, let’s look at what lies ahead for budget talks, the bills that are getting carried…Columbia, South Carolina · Columbia Read Article

Judge issues temporary restraining order in USC international

COLUMBIA – A federal judge on Friday evening issued a temporary restraining order blocking the arrest, detention, or transportation of a fourth-year Ph.D. student at the University of South Carolina who was abruptly targeted for unexplained termination of his student status by the Trump administration. The American Civil Liberties Union of South Carolina represents theColumbia, South Carolina · Columbia Read Article

South Carolina leads nation in school book bans after removing 10 more titles

69% Center coverage: 13 sources

By Zach Rainey Click here for updates on this story COLUMBIA, South Carolina (WYFF) — South Carolina now leads the nation in the number of books banned from schools after the state board of education voted to remove 10 more books from school libraries. This brings the total of banned books in South Carolina to 22 different titles, surpassing Utah’s 17 books that were banned from schools. On Wednesday, the state board of education voted to re…Public School System · South Carolina See the Story

State House Dispatch: May 5, 2025

This is the final week of legislative action before sine die on Thursday, May 8, when the South Carolina General Assembly will adjourn for the calendar year. Because this is the first year of a two-year legislative session, any bills that don’t pass this week will be carried over for debate until lawmakers return for the remainder of the session in January 2026. Lawmakers’ business isn’t completely finished this year, though. We expect budget d…ACLU · Columbia Read Article

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