Government
MUST WATCH: California detransitioner shares pain, horror of gender surgeryLayla Jane, a 21-year-old detransitioner, is sharing how she still has night terrors from her operation eight years ago, exposing the horrors of child gender surgeries. âIâm someone who underwent hormone blockers, the… Read More
Courts
âParents need to be aware that this is happeningâ: High-profile transgender cases shaping America’s battle over parental rightsThe Supreme Courtâs recent ruling to block a California law barring schools from notifying parents about their studentsâ transgender status is the latest flashpoint in a judiciary increasingly drawn into… Read More
Culture
Fueled by faith in Christ and a values-driven culture, UCLAâs Cori Close guides Bruins to first womenâs titleUCLA Coach Cori Close finally broke through Sunday night with the schoolâs first womenâs basketball national championship, doing so with a values-driven approach that emphasizes character and culture as well as talent â a model rarely… Read More
Politics
Watch:Â Democratsâ narrow edge suggests GOP strength ahead of midterms, CNN saysDemocrats have only a slight lead in voter favorability leading up to the midterm elections, indicating Republicans may retain control of the Senate. âThis lead is historically low for Democrats… Read More
Government
Indiana governor signs bill to crack down on child predatorsIndiana Gov. Mike Braun has signed a new law increasing penalties for child predators and tightening rules around how the state tracks them. The legislation, HEA 1303, toughens penalties for crimes… Read More
Public Education
New law brings cursive handwriting back to Pennsylvania classesAmid growing attention to artificial intelligence in public education, more teachers are revisiting historically human abilities â such as cursive writing. In one recent example, Pennsylvania has brought back cursive as… Read More
Government
âSchool choice is practical, not partisan,â seasoned educator saysDr. JoAnne Kilpatrick spent 20 years working in public schools as a teacher and administrator, but sheâs become a strong advocate for school choice â something many public school officials… Read More
World
Drone warfare dominates Russia-Ukraine war as peace prospects dimThe drone war over Ukraine entered a darker chapter this week as Russia launched wave after wave of unmanned aerial attacks targeting civilians. Meanwhile, Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy flew to Istanbul for talks that… Read More
Government
âGod was watching us:â President Donald Trump touts rescue operation of US airmen as âEaster miracleâThe Trump administration briefed the American people Monday on how the U.S. retrieved two airmen from behind enemy lines over Easter weekend, invoking religious themes throughout the press conference. âGod… Read More
Government
âCelebrate Jesusâ: White House holds annual Easter Egg Roll with patriotic theme for Americaâs 250thPresident Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump celebrated Easter by hosting the annual egg roll on Monday, which they cast as a âspecialâ one since this year marks Americaâs… Read More
Culture
Artemis II sets new record distance of humans from earthThe four astronauts aboard Artemis IIâs Orion â the moon fly-by spacecraft also called Integrity â have now traveled further from earth than any other human, breaking the previous record… Read More
Culture
Rubio’s Easter tribute video goes viralSecretary of State Marco Rubio released an Easter-tribute video on X Sunday that proclaimed the gospel and received more than 4.5 million views in less than… Read More
Culture
âThe resurrection is everything,â NCAA star saysÂUniversity of Connecticut basketball star Terris Reed Jr. called Jesus’ resurrection âeverythingâ in an interview before the championship matchup against Michigan. Reed, who formerly played for the Wolverines, said Jesus… Read More
Government
Kansas law would require civics exams in schools, lessons on dangers of communismA proposed Kansas law requiring a civics test to graduate high school awaits a final verdict from the House later this week. Middle and high school students in public, private… Read More
Culture
Hundreds of major US companies still offer coverage for trans drugs, surgeries to minors despite latest medical guidanceMore than 500 U.S. companies offer benefits that cover transgender surgeries and drugs for children, according to 1792 Exchange, a nonprofit that encourages businesses to return to business and remain… Read More
Culture
Swiss city bringing assisted suicide to nursing homesLawmakers in a Swiss city have voted to expand assisted suicide into hospitals and nursing homes, a move critics say further cements the practice into mainstream medicine. The parliament in… Read More
Courts
California ordered to pay $4.5 million, scolded for fighting to hide gender transitions from parentsThe state of California must pay $4.5 million in legal fees for fighting tooth and nail against efforts to force it to stop schools from hiding studentsâ gender transitions from their parents. Attorneys for the Thomas More… Read More
Public Education
Prominent Democrat admits classroom culture wars arenât working, calls for academic excellenceRahm Emanuel, a White House official under two presidents and former mayor of Chicago, says Democrats have âlost the plotâ by going woke. Emanuel, who served as President Barack Obamaâs chief… Read More
Homeschools
Michiganâs homeschool numbers continue rising as parents explore âhuge varietyâ of resourcesÂAlmost a decade ago, Michigan State University staffers recognized homeschooling as an âevolution in American educationâ poised for strong growth â even before the COVID-19 pandemic. âIn my own research, I have… Read More
Culture
âA Beacon of Lightâ shines brightly in Illinois, as pregnancy resource center reports 350% increase in clients, mothersA pregnancy resource center in Maryville, Illinois is seeing a massive influx of women despite the challenging political landscape for pro-life organizations in the state. A Beacon of Light (… Read More