Published May 23rd, 2022
COLUMN: Are conservatives being censored by Big Tech? The evidence is becoming overwhelming. What to do?
If Facebook has a “Most Wanted” poster in its break room, John Altevogt’s mug is likely on it. The Kansas City conservative has been in…
Published May 23rd, 2022
‘In God We Trust’ decals OK to go back on police vehicles, after Haven City Council reversal
The people have spoken. What’s more, they have been heard. For now. After voting to strip “In God We Trust” decals off the city’s police…
Published May 13th, 2022
Residents angry, defiant after this small Kansas town orders ‘In God We Trust’ taken off police cars
There’s been a run on “In God We Trust” car decals this week in the Haven, Kansas area, in defiance of the city council’s vote…
‘Vandalism’? No, a politically motivated arson attack on the pro-life community is an act of terror
One local news report called the perpetrators “vandals.” Likewise, the New York Times called the arson attack of a Wisconsin pro-life group “an act of…
Published May 2nd, 2022
Unanimous U.S. Supreme Court delivers huge win for religious expression and free speech
The religious in America are no longer second-class citizens in the public square. That’s the impact of a remarkable unanimous U.S. Supreme Court ruling Monday…
Published April 11th, 2022
Scottie Scheffler wears his Christian faith on his sleeve as he dons the green jacket for his first Masters tournament win
Long before he donned the famous green jacket as 2022 Masters Tournament champion Sunday, Scottie Scheffler was wearing his Christian faith on his sleeve. “Very…
Published April 6th, 2022
Students as young as kindergarten can identify as transgender and be taught about it, says suburban Kansas City school official
The youngest public school children should be taught all about gender identity if they’ve heard anything at all about the topic, and teachers should welcome…
Published April 5th, 2022
Parents upset with Disney’s leftward lurch have a wholesome alternative in Missouri’s Silver Dollar City amusement park
With Disney’s odd opposition to parental rights in Florida – and a company executive’s pledge to include “many, many” characters of various sexual categories in…
Published March 28th, 2022
Parental rights bill signed by Florida governor, while conservatives at Disney note a climate of political fear
Gov. Ron DeSantis Monday signed Florida’s historic parental-rights bill protecting kids in grades K-3 from sexual and gender instruction in schools. The bill has inspired…
Published March 18th, 2022
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt has to sue to obtain public records. What chance do ordinary citizens have?
The attorney general of the Show-Me State can’t get the Missouri School Boards’ Association to show him open records. That’s the assertion in a lawsuit…
Published March 10th, 2022
Opponents of school choice in Georgia Senate exercise it in their own families
Georgia lawmaker Jodi Lott has a quick and easy answer for why she supports school choice. “Because it already exists,” the Republican state representative told…
Published March 8th, 2022
Kansas teacher sues school district after punishment for refusing to use student-preferred name and pronouns
A Kansas school district is accused of suspending and reprimanding a teacher for “discrimination and harassment” after she refused to use a student’s preferred first…
Published February 28th, 2022
Kansas education commissioner suspended, nearly ousted, for childhood anecdote about Indians
The Kansas commissioner of education has been suspended a month without pay, and nearly lost his job, after recounting a childhood story about his California…
Published February 22nd, 2022
This public school district’s ‘X-rated’ book may reveal an agenda parents aren’t aware of
After teachers’ raunchy read-alouds to sophomores, and after one to the school board last week, the Leavenworth Board of Education may now revisit whether a…
Published February 16th, 2022
Are Christian-schooled kids sheltered – or is it public school students?
Are Christian-schooled and homeschooled students sheltered from the “real” world – or are they merely being well-prepared to face it? In many ways it’s both,…
