When Michigan Had No AG Title IX Suit: How a Private Case Met a Vacated Rule
Five Stones backed GEI’s private Title IX challenge in Michigan. After multi-state pressure, the federal rules were vacated. The case settled with attorney fees paid.
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These are the public posts from the live blog and its feed. The live “All Posts” view showed three titles when this set was read. The feed and the post addresses include the full set below. The live site also groups some posts under Election Integrity, Parental Rights, and Veterans. A gift is a donation.
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How Campus Data Pipelines Got Frozen — and What It Means for Student Privacy Nationwide
Five Stones helped expose a campus student-data pipeline tied to ALL IN and NSLVE. After federal FERPA pressure, that engine froze.
PRESS RELEASE - Defending Disabled Veterans
Disabled veterans and taxpayers were sacrificed as local government abandoned the rule of law, plaintiffs say. A federal civil-rights suit names St. Louis County and Beatty Township.
Historic Day at Fort Snelling: Sioux Half-Breed Lineal Descendants File Landmark Lawsuit for Lake Pepin Reservation
On October 13, 2025, Sioux half-breed lineal descendants gathered at Historic Fort Snelling to announce a federal lawsuit over the Lake Pepin Reservation.
Key U.S. Supreme Court Cases in Strategic Litigation
The post lists Supreme Court cases it treats as models of strategic litigation, and discusses the end of Chevron deference.
The Sioux Half-Breed Descendants' Landmark Lawsuit Against the U.S. Government
The post says that on October 13, 2025, Sioux half-breed descendants filed a class action in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims seeking at least $5 billion and federal recognition.
Supreme Court Restores Parental Authority: Mahmoud v. Taylor and the Opt-Out Revolution
The Great Education Initiative’s post on Mahmoud v. Taylor says the Supreme Court restored parental opt-out while that case continues.
Exposing the Illegal Collusion Between Progressive Activists and State Governments: The All In Campus Democracy Challenge Scandal
The post argues that ALL IN, a Civic Nation program, is paired with state election offices in six states and may be misusing student data.
Concerns About Election Integrity and Government-Funded NGOs
The post says government-funded NGOs are using student data in campus registration and get-out-the-vote work, and points to a FERPA complaint.
Executive Order on Election Integrity Has Minimal Impact on Illegal Student Data Use for Voter Registration and GOTV
The post says the March 25, 2025 election-integrity order does little about campus use of student data for registration and get-out-the-vote work.
Legal Action Taken to Stop Illegal Ballot Harvesting on University Campuses
The post announces a FERPA complaint, led by Erick Kaardal, over student data shared for campus voter programs. Five Stones and the Great Education Initiative support it.