A federal court on Thursday ruled in favor of two former St. Louis Public Schools (SLPS) employees, awarding them a combined $180,000 in damages after they were fired for refusing to comply with the district’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate. The ruling was part of a lawsuit filed by 43 employees against SLPS, alleging the district unlawfully […]
Vaccine Mandates
President Trump Ends College COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates
With one stroke of his pen, President Trump accomplished what we have been fighting for over the last 4 years—an end to college and university Covid-19 vaccine mandates. He signed an executive order to halt federal funding to all schools, including colleges and universities, that still impose Covid-19 vaccine mandates on students. While there are only 15 colleges and […]
Trump Bars Federal Funding For Schools That Mandate COVID Vaccines
President Trump on Feb. 15 signed an executive order barring public schools from receiving federal funding if they require students to get a COVID-19 vaccine, providing relief to millions of Americans concerned about mandates forcing their children to receive a shot with potential risks. The order states that some school districts and universities have continued […]
President Trump Reinstates Thousands of Military Members Discharged for Not Taking COVID Jab
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday reinstating thousands of U.S. service members who were kicked out of the military for refusing to get a COVID-19 vaccine. The order covers more than 8,000 active-duty or reserve service members who were kicked out for not taking the COVID jab mandated by the Biden administration […]
New Governor Signs Executive Order Allowing Vaccine Religious Exemptions in West Virginia
West Virginia has a new governor, and he wasted no time granting parents the freedom to claim a religious vaccine exemption to opt their children out of required school vaccinations. Just 24 hours after his inauguration, Republican Governor Patrick Morrisey signed an Executive Order allowing parents to claim religious or moral exemptions for their students to attend […]