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Culture
Report: Modern teens are dating, socializing less than previous generations

Modern teens are less likely to date, attend parties or visit friends frequently, new research shows. Analysis from the Institute for Family Studies (IFS) compared the social habits of teens from… Read More

March 3, 2026
Government
California ballot measure could create nation’s largest school choice program

In a bold move, California school choice advocates are attempting to launch what could be the nation’s largest school choice program and amend the state Constitution to eliminate a ban on public money going to religious schools. Supporters are… Read More

March 3, 2026
Government
Maryland Democrats, unions want to repeal ban on teacher strikes

The Maryland General Assembly may repeal the state’s ban on teachers’ union strikes. House Bill 1492, sponsored by over 20 Democrats, would give public school employees –… Read More

March 3, 2026
Government
Hegseth on Iran: ‘We’ll go as far as we need to go’

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth promised America would not rule out the possibility of American boots on the ground in the conflict with Iran. “We’ll go as far as we… Read More

March 2, 2026
Culture
Fox’s ‘The Faithful’ brings women of the Bible to life while staying true to Scripture, writer says

It’s not often that a TV series creator hopes his work will send viewers back to their Bibles – but that’s precisely the desire of the man behind an ambitious new Fox drama centered on… Read More

March 2, 2026
Courts
School district to pay parents $1.5 million after Supreme Court rules parents have the right to opt out of LGBT curriculum

The Montgomery County, Maryland, Board of Education will pay a group of parents $1.5 million after the parties reached a settlement in a landmark religious liberty and parental rights case. The… Read More

March 2, 2026
Homeschools
More American Jews should consider homeschooling, writer concludes

If you’re Jewish and deciding between public schools or day schools for your children, try a third educational option – homeschooling, a mother of six argues. “Watching peers struggle under the weight of schooling that is… Read More

March 2, 2026
Courts
Pro-life advocates remain hopeful after positive hearing on restricting chemical abortion

A federal court in Louisiana heard arguments Tuesday regarding the health and safety of thousands of women and many more unborn babies’ lives – and pro-life lawyers are hopeful. The state of Louisiana… Read More

February 27, 2026
Culture
Don’t Miss: Parade of six planets viewable this weekend, total lunar eclipse Tuesday

Six planets will come together and align in a planetary parade in celestial event that peaks Saturday, followed by a total lunar eclipse on Tuesday. Mercury, Venus, Saturn, and Jupiter… Read More

February 27, 2026
Culture
Expert: National Day of Reading a ‘Trojan Horse’ to indoctrinate kids

Children across the nation will be subjected to LGBTQ propaganda on Friday during the “National Day of Reading,” sponsored by the innocuously named group, “Welcoming Schools.” Parents may be surprised to learn it’s put… Read More

February 27, 2026
Culture
Boy Scouts to end ‘woke’ diversity, equity and inclusion policies, says Hegseth

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the Pentagon will continue support for Scouting America (Scouts) after the group committed to removing all diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. “These, and other changes that Scouting America’s leadership committed… Read More

February 27, 2026
Culture
Warrant issued, ICE notified for Minnesota trucker going wrong way in Missouri

The truck driver with a Minnesota commercial driver’s license (CDL) who drove the wrong way on a Missouri highway Wednesday has been charged, and there’s a warrant out for his… Read More

February 27, 2026
Culture
How upstart Nick Shirley transcended humble beginning, threats, to plant his flag on journalism summit

Celebrated citizen journalist Nick Shirley always wanted to be a YouTuber, and at 23 he’s already traveled the world. But it wasn’t until he exposed mammoth Somali-led daycare and healthcare… Read More

February 27, 2026
Government
‘Stick with us’: Trump admin reassures MAHA movement after glyphosate backlash

The Trump administration is encouraging the Make America Healthy Again movement not to lose faith, after sparking fury from a recent executive order to boost production of an herbicide MAHA… Read More

February 27, 2026
Public Education
Payment for ‘nonexistent services’ leads North Kansas City school district to update policies

(Editor’s note: This story has been updated to clarify that the district itself is not under investigation.) North Kansas City School District is scrambling after an audit showed over half… Read More

February 27, 2026
Public Education
Open enrollment benefits all children, not just ‘rich, white kids,’ analyst argues

As New Hampshire considers implementing open enrollment statewide, a recent commentary takes aim at naysayers suggesting this will hurt students and underserved districts. “We know it’s a fantasy… Read More

February 27, 2026
Politics
‘The left is crazy and controls the Democratic Party,’ Rep. Jordan says

The left is crazy and controls the Democratic Party, but not all Democrats are that way, Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, told The Lion’s Chris Stigall ahead… Read More

February 26, 2026
Government
Trump is reinstating the ‘basics’ of the American Dream, Rep. Rich McCormick tells The Lion

Ahead of the State of the Union speech, Rep. Rich McCormick called President Donald Trump’s policies the “basics” of the American Dream: stable taxes and interest rates, support for families and seniors, pro-business policy and wage growth… Read More

February 26, 2026
Public Education
Top lawyer blows the whistle on ‘epidemic of sexual abuse’ in public schools

A California attorney has blown the whistle on the rampant sexual abuse of children in public schools – and the people that are covering it up. Read More

February 26, 2026
Christian Schools
VR classical school grows as school choice expands

Classical schooling and virtual reality don’t usually go together, but one “edupreneur” has found a way to combine them. Adam Mangana, CEO of OptimaEd, has created what he calls the… Read More

February 26, 2026