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Sanctions Against Anti-Israel UN Official Go Into Effect

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By Jordan Sekulow
| Townhall Verified
Today, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit handed down a significant victory for the rule of law, American sovereignty, and the president’s constitutional authority to defend our allies — and the ACLJ was right in the middle of it. In Cali v.
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The ACLJ and Nearly 30 Organizations Are Defending a Pregnancy Resource Center Against State Targeting

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By Jordan Sekulow
| Townhall Verified
A licensed medical clinic spends more than two decades quietly serving women facing unplanned pregnancies—offering free ultrasounds, counseling, and compassionate care rooted in Christian conviction. Then the state comes knocking. Not with gratitude. With subpoenas. That’s what happened to Your Options Medical Centers in Massachusetts. And now, the American Center for Law and Justice is taking their fight to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit—in A Woman’s Concern, Inc.
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You Should Control Your Child’s Phone — Not Silicon Valley

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By Jordan Sekulow
| Conservative Review Verified
Somewhere in America tonight, parents will discover something on their child’s phone that they never approved, never knew existed, and never would have allowed. An app downloaded without permission. A purchase made without consent. A digital door opened to a world no child should enter alone. This happens millions of times a day. And Big Tech has spent years making sure parents can’t stop the barrage.
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