Tennessee gov. signs bills to restrict abortion drugs, ban males from women’s college sports
People who violate Tennessee’s new abortion pill regulations can face felony charges and fines of up to $50,000.
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Articles tagged Bill Lee
Tennessee law defunds schools that allow ‘trans’ athletes in girls’ sports
The law, which Gov. Bill Lee signed Friday, mandates that schools lose funding for violating the state’s ban on ‘transgender’ athletes in sports for the opposite sex.
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Appeals court rules Tennessee can ban abortions targeting Down Syndrome babies
Wednesday’s victory is the latest in a hard-fought legal battle over a sweeping pro-life bill first signed into law in 2020.
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Gov. of Tennessee wants unvaxxed cops to come to his state, offers to pay for moving expenses
'Our force is one of the most professional in the country, and we won’t get between you and your doctor,' said Governor Bill Lee.
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Shock executive order greenlights quarantines, involuntary commitment amid COVID fears
The executive order would permit the National Guard to be brought in to deal with 'certain health care and emergency services operations,' while temporary quarantine facilities could be built.
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Tennessee officially bans transgender drugs for children
The law prohibits ‘a healthcare prescriber from prescribing a course of treatment that involves hormone treatment for gender dysphoric or gender incongruent prepubertal minors.’
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Tennessee gov. signs bill to separate school bathrooms based on biological sex
Gov. Bill Lee on Monday also signed a bill requiring businesses to post notices if they let people use bathrooms designated for the sex other than their own.
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Tennessee passes ban on transgender hormone drugs for kids
If Gov. Bill Lee signs the bill, Tennessee would become the second state to ban transgender hormone practices for kids.
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Federal court upholds Tennessee’s ban on abortion of Down syndrome babies
As of Friday, November 20, the state is allowed to prevent eugenic, racist, and sexist abortions.
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UPDATED: Tennessee axes plan to intrude on families with ‘wellbeing checks’ for every child
Tennessee's Department of Education withdrew the document detailing the plan after public backlash, but it's not clear whether anything has changed.
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