(Townhall) Parents today face many obstacles to raising their children in a values-aligned way. A lack of transparency from schools, state and federal government edicts undermining safety, an endless stream of garbage from big tech and entertainment, and a culture that believes moms and dads don’t know what’s best for their families are just a few reasons parents are justified

(Washington Stand) While some in the U.S. health community continue to claim that gender transition procedures save lives, a new study is showing that the dangerous interventions actually increase the risk of suicide. A study published last month entitled “Risk of Suicide and Self-Harm Following Gender-Affirmation Surgery” evaluated patient data from nearly 60 U.S. health care organizations, comprising millions of

(RedState) Twenty-seven years ago, Mary Kay Letourneau was a household name. In 1997, she was a 34-year-old married teacher with five children. She was on trial for child rape. Four years before, Letourneau had her eye on a little boy named Vili Fualaau.  When Vili reached the ripe age of 12, Letourneau began her sexual exploitation of the pre-teen. She

(Life News) The Biden administration has already put a dozen pro-life Americans in prison for protesting abortion, but that’s apparently not enough for Biden and the radical abortion activists in his administration. The Justice Department on Monday filed suit against two pro-life groups and several pro-life advocates on Monday by falsely claiming their abortion protests are intimidating and somehow violate

(The Federalist) Harrison Butker, a devout Catholic and professional kicker for the Kansas City Chiefs, has stirred up a major controversy with remarks made during a commencement address at Benedictine College, a small Catholic institution located in Atchison, Kansas. In his speech, steeped in traditional Catholic beliefs, Butker took aim at a variety of untouchable tenets of liberal orthodoxy —

(Idaho Family Policy Center) Last week, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit heard oral arguments on our school bathroom law (Senate Bill 1100), which was drafted and championed by Idaho Family Policy Center. Peter Renn, the attorney who argued the case on behalf of the LGBT advocacy group Lambda Legal, made several attempts to discredit the law.

(Washington Stand) On Sunday, May 19, roughly 1,000 churches came together to pray for the people and state of Israel. Several congregations across the country heard passionate sermons on why the church needs to stand with Israel and intercede on its behalf. As Family Research Council President Tony Perkins emphasized at Baton Rouge’s Jefferson Baptist Church, any time people are

(RedState) The Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) has been at the forefront of the legal war against efforts to use the government to force progressive gender ideology on the public. Currently, the organization is fighting back against the Biden administration’s revamping of Title IX rules to redefine the definition of “sex.” The organization recently filed a motion to stay and a

(The Federalist) In late February, The Wall Street Journal reported that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar sent a message to superiors shacked up in ritzy Qatari hotels, reminding them that “high civilian casualties [in Gaza] would add to the worldwide pressure on Israel to stop the war.” Indeed, starting wars and then cowering behind civilians, churning out martyrs, lying about death tolls, and

(Washington Stand) There is irony in the fact that all of the demonstrations in solidarity with terrorist organizations are taking place on university campuses. Aristotle was one of the first to believe the purpose of education was wisdom and virtue. He believed students were educated when they could appropriately apply knowledge to their context. This means education is not a

(RedState) As RedState reported, Pro-Hamas protesters found out that Orange County is just a bit different than other parts of California on Wednesday. The terrorist supporters built barricades and took over a building while chanting genocidal slogans at UC Irvine. However, unlike other illegal encampments on college campuses, this one didn’t last very long. Police in riot gear moved in

(Life News) The British government is preparing to reject a global health treaty that critics warn gives power to “a new world order.” According to The Telegraph, the U.K. is opposed to signing the World Health Organization (WHO) global pandemic treaty, insisting the accord would undermine the U.K.’s sovereignty. The U.K. reportedly refuses to agree to any treaty which would not allow

(Daily Caller) The World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) is the leading authority in the field of gender medicine. Its guidance is routinely used by top medical associations in the U.S. and abroad, while its standards of care inform insurance companies’ approach to coverage policies. But behind closed doors, top WPATH doctors discussed, and at times seemed to challenge,

(Townhall) Conservative Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas painted a dark picture of what working in Washington, D.C. is like.  Thomas described the “nastiness and the lies” he and his wife endure during a judicial conference on Friday, adding that the nation’s capital is a “hideous place.” His comments come following a question about working in a polarizing environment, saying it is “incredible” to live in

(Washington Stand) As America has witnessed recent rallies on college campuses across the country, many of us have been disheartened to realize how many Americans — especially young Americans — support the terrorist organization Hamas and how many are anti-Semitic. In fact, one in five Americans between the ages of 18-29 (20%) believes the Nazi Holocaust that killed six million

(Daily Wire) About two-thirds of students attending top-ranked universities say that anti-Semitism is a problem on campus, according to a new poll. The data comes after pro-Palestinian and pro-Hamas protests have roiled university campuses in recent weeks. Administrators have shut down campuses and canceled events over the demonstrations, some of which have taken over campus buildings and resulted in hundreds

(RedState) Last year, Disney began putting men in dresses and makeup in their parks in order to achieve that vaunted “inclusivity” the formerly great House of Mouse loves to promote. Disturbingly, one of the places they put these men is in front of the Bibbity Bobbity Boutique where little girls are ushered inside and dressed as their favorite Disney princesses.

(Daily Wire) New York Police Department officers said they found posters and leaflets with disturbing anti-American and anti-Israel messages, including calls for violence and death, while an anti-Israel protest encampment was being cleaned up at New York University and The New School. Kaz Daughtry, the NYPD Deputy Commissioner of Operations, posted pictures of literature found “at the illegal encampment on

(Washington Stand) A bill (H.R. 6090) to make the Department of Education adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s (IHRA) definition of anti-Semitism “is unnecessarily raising concerns” about its effect on the gospel message, said Quena Gonzalez, senior director of government affairs at Family Research Council. The IHRA definition includes “contemporary examples,” he told The Washington Stand, among which is “using

(Washington Stand) At the 2024 March for the Martyrs, held in Washington, D.C. in honor of persecuted Christians, a unique perspective was raised. If not unique, then certainly something seemingly underdiscussed. While considering global Christian persecution, event speaker Christian Trimino asked the question: What about the American church? Are we prepared, should persecution come our way? About making tough decisions,

(Townhall) I hope more expressions of patriotism and pro-Israel support are seen across college campuses. There is a pushback occurring from people who have had it with the illegal pro-Hamas encampments that have spread like a brushfire among higher education institutions. Remember when we said that the Left will make you care and that no one will be allowed to

(The Federalist) So much for a border crisis. The Biden administration recently finalized regulations that will provide taxpayer-funded benefits to individuals who came into this country lacking authorization, by defining them as “lawfully present.” The final rule follows regulations proposed last spring. It will have the same major effects as the initial proposal by expanding access to taxpayer health benefits

(Washington Stand) Once the go-to brand for children’s entertainment, Disney’s popularity is cratering as the House of Mouse continues promoting the LGBT agenda. According to the latest Rasmussen Reports national survey, 71% of American adults agree that Disney “should return to wholesome programming and allow parents to decide when their children are taught about sexuality.” Rasmussen cited Disney executive Karey

(The Federalist) Politico’s editors are “surprised” to find the far-left demonstrations overwhelming college campuses this spring are funded by the same sources fighting to keep President Joe Biden in power. On Sunday, the Beltway magazine published an exposé on the financiers bankrolling the campus protests, for which demonstrators trained for months. “Pro-Palestinian protesters are backed by a surprising source: Biden’s

(Life News) When the Dobbs ruling overturned Roe v. Wade, we knew the abortion industry would not go away quietly without a fight. As you know, after our amicus brief was cited by the U.S. Supreme Court in overturning Roe, Liberty Counsel has been fighting the abortion industry’s attempts to make killing an unborn child a “right” in state constitutions