NATION AND STATE

The Biden administration is urging the Supreme Court not to hear a constitutional challenge to the men-only draft registration system, but female Selective Service registration is still a possibility.

The Justice Department told the High Court on Thursday that judicial action is unnecessary because Congress is actively considering whether to change draft registration rules. The National Coalition for Men and the ACLU say the Military Selective Service Act is unconstitutional because it discriminates against women, and they asked the justices to say as much in January.

“Although this Court might someday wish to reconsider the constitutionality of the MSSA’s registration

A Christian college is taking the Biden administration to court over a directive mandatingthe college to end its single-sex dorms and bathrooms.

A Biden executive order signed in January requires colleges to open up single-sex facilities to members of the opposite sex depending on the person’s gender identity. The College of the Ozarks—a Missouri Christian college with an enrollment just over 1,400—alleges that this requirement violates its religious right to practice and enforce its beliefs about sexuality.

“By promulgating a Directive imposing liability on colleges with religious objections to sex before marriage or to transgender theory, Defendants have targeted the

Twitter suspended a well-known conservative provocateur Thursday, the latest in a series of decisions that many on the right see as a concerted effort by the social media platform to censor dissenting voices.

James O’Keefe, the founder of investigative site Project Veritas, was suspended shortly after posting a video of a CNN director describing his work as “propaganda” and boasting that the network “got Trump out.” Twitter claimed O’Keefe was suspended for “platform manipulation and spam,” a vague allegation O’Keefe denies.

The ban comes as a growing number of politicians have called for increased government regulation of social media sites.