(Washington Stand) Dr. Johanna Olson-Kennedy, one of the most prominent so-called “gender doctors” around, came under fire in October after she chose to withhold the findings of her nearly decade-long study on puberty blockers that appeared to contradict her personal beliefs. It turns out, however, that this sticky situation was only the beginning for Olson-Kennedy. Just last week, the doctor

(Harbinger’s Daily) A New York public school has withdrawn its denial of an eighth-grader’s application to start a Bible club. Elijah Nelson, 13, attends school within Waterville Central School District. Serving rural communities, the Waterville district’s combined junior and senior high school offers over 20 extracurricular clubs. For two years, Nelson, a pastor’s son, requested permission to start a Bible

(Life News) The number of operational brick-and-mortar abortion clinics held somewhat steady in 2024; all things considered. Twenty-nine clinics closed or halted abortions, while 46 clinics opened or resumed abortions. Twenty other clinics no longer see patients in person and were moved into the virtual pill supplier category, resulting in an overall net decrease of three abortion clinics, from 670

(The Federalist) NBC’s Kristen Welker asked President-elect Donald Trump on Sunday if he still planned to end birthright citizenship. Trump affirmed his plans. But the way Welker deliberately misrepresented the amendment reveals not only a glaring need for clarification from Congress or the Supreme Court about whether children born to illegal aliens are citizens but the dangers of a press

(Coeur d’Alene Press) A panel of federal judges Monday largely upheld Idaho’s “abortion trafficking” law, a measure passed in the 2023 legislative session meant to punish an adult who helps a minor seek an abortion in another state or obtain medication that will induce an abortion. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals’ opinion reverses U.S. Magistrate Judge Debora K. Grasham’s

(The Daily Signal) Diversity, equity, and inclusion has made society meaner—mean enough to accept Hitlerian terms when describing out-groups and seeking to exact revenge on perceived oppressors. This was all common sense to many of us years ago, but it’s nice that we now have a study that substantiates our perception. The report, released Nov. 25 by the always-good Network Contagion Research

(Harbinger’s Daily) I don’t know how many people have read The Art of War. This work is a fifth-century B.C. military strategy about understanding the enemy and describing how to exploit their weaknesses. One of the strategies is: “In war, the victorious strategist only seeks battle after the victory has been won.” This means one of the best times to reattack

(The Daily Signal) It’s hard to wrap your head around just how grotesque it is that many medical associations and the federal government have adopted the idea that it’s healthy to sterilize children in an attempt to “affirm” a stated transgender identity. On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will shed much-needed sunlight on this medical scandal of epic proportions. Tennessee Solicitor

(Daily Wire) A courageous woman from Kenya who serves as the United Nations’ Special Advisor on the Prevention of Genocide was fired after she stood up to the Israel-haters in the U.N. and refused to declare that Israel has committed “genocide” in its war against Hamas, according to The Wall Street Journal. “Alice Nderitu said Israel’s campaign in Gaza doesn’t

(Washington Stand) While most of America’s televisions never budged from the steady stream of Thanksgiving football, the eyes of an entire movement were set on one of the most important games in the Title IX wars: a Mountain West women’s volleyball tournament held Saturday. The match pitted trans-identifying Blaire Fleming and the San Jose State girls’ team against an all-female

(Faith & Freedom) Just one day after Americans remembered Plymouth Colony and the Pilgrims who survived their first harsh winter, the country they fled moved one step closer to killing its own citizens. Lawmakers in Great Britain on Friday voted in favor of assisted dying for citizens in England and Wales who meet certain strict criteria. Dying to be permissive,

(Life News) As a Christian nonprofit leader, I don’t suggest how anyone should vote in elections, with one exception: Vote biblically. On the other side of Election Day, every Christian leader should be paying attention to key signals — and warnings — about the nature of Christian participation in public life following the 2024 presidential election. As the world’s leading

(Decision Magazine) According to a new report released by the American Principles Project (APP), 70% of the Department of Education’s penalty actions were targeted toward faith-based colleges and career schools under the Biden-Harris administration. Though 59 out of the 87 actions were placed on these institutions, the schools represent less than 10% of college students. The administration wielded the Office of Enforcement, a subsidiary of the Office of Federal Student Aid that former President Obama created,

(Harbinger’s Daily) It has been three weeks since the Israeli Air Force struck sensitive military sites in retaliation for Iran launching the largest ballistic missile barrage in military history against Israel. Now, weeks later, we are learning that this Israeli counterstrike against Iran was far more painful for the Iranian regime than we initially knew. After the dust has settled,

(Idaho Family Policy Center) Two Boise State women’s volleyball athletes just filed a lawsuit over Mountain West Conference policies that resulted in a forfeited match against San Jose State University (SJSU) in September. The BSU athletes are joined by a coalition of a coach and several athletes from four other universities in the Mountain West Conference. They’re alleging that a

(PJ Media) It took high school students and a former student’s TikTok video to get the attention of the cops and the brass at a small Oregon school district. The message was pretty simple: They’re sick of the predateachers at their school—teachers that students have been complaining about since at least 2019. When the dust settled, school had been canceled

(Harbinger’s Daily) As we rapidly approach the end of the church age, the spiritual battle we are engaged in appears to be growing in intensity.  As any soldier would tell you, the fiercer the fight, the quicker they become exhausted.  With that in mind, many Christians I speak with all make the same comment – they cannot wait to get

(Washington Stand) In the wake of President-elect Donald Trump’s historic electoral victory earlier this month, media pundits and talking heads have focused on his significant gains among traditionally-Democratic voting blocs, such as young voters and both black and Hispanic men; but a new study is suggesting that it was Christian voters who were the decisive factor in Trump’s win. George

(Washington Stand) Grand Canyon University (GCU), the largest Christian university in the country, just won a lengthy legal battle after its status as a nonprofit was targeted by the Biden administration’s Department of Education (DOE). In 2021, GCU sued the DOE for denying its status as a nonprofit. In 2022, the lower court ruled in favor of the DOE, And

(Daily Wire) A high school girls’ volleyball team forfeited a California state playoff game — and their season — over a trans-identifying male player on the opposing team, the girls’ school said last week, calling the decision “heartbreaking.” The Christian high school, Stone Ridge Christian in Merced, about a two hour drive east of San Jose, announced Friday that they

(Daily Signal) Do you remember a time when Americans cared that their fellow citizens had been kidnapped and held captive by terrorists? I do. Think back to 1979, when Iranian terrorists stormed the American embassy in Tehran. They held more than 50 Americans hostage for 444 days. And we cared. The Americans held captive were constantly on our minds. There

(Washington Stand) In 2024, the conventional wisdom of the Beltway elite — in both parties — held that candidates had to moderate their pro-life stances in order to win in a post-Dobbs world. Once again, the wisdom of the ”experts” fell flat. Multiple candidates who hoped an indifference or embrace of abortion-on-demand would elevate them to national victory saw their