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May 29, 2025
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| Republicans Brace for the Next Wave of Big Beautiful Debates |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| When Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) hauled the "one, big, beautiful bill" over its first mountain - House passage - he had one request. To the GOP senators, he said, "I encourage them to modify the package that we're sending over there as little as possible." Thinking back over the warring factions in his chamber, he added, "Because we have to maintain that balance, and it's a very delicate thing." But in the days since last Thursday, it's not clear if any Republicans, including the one in the White House, are listening. |
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| California Makes Partial Retreat on Males in Girls' Sports |
| by Dan Hart |
| In an unprecedented backtrack from gender ideology in the Democrat-controlled state of California, a high school sports governing body has revised the rules governing biological males competing against girls in an upcoming track and field event. While experts say the development in the politically deep blue state is a sign that President Trump's continued public pressure on the issue is working, some are also questioning the sincerity and longevity of the Golden State's move. |
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| Seattle Pro-Family Rally Highlights Clash of Worldviews, Witness |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell (D) apparently had a miserable Memorial Day weekend. It was bad enough that a repulsive band of religious conservatives had the nerve to stage a "Don't Mess with Our Kids" rally in his progressive utopia, sullying its sensuality with their objection to transgender ideology. Then, after a bureaucratic bungle by his own government, the police department had to arrest nearly two dozen counter-"protestors" who did more than protest - what an embarrassment! |
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| New Study Details the Lifelong Impact of Divorce on Children |
| by Ben Johnson |
| A new study documents the enduring impact of divorce, showing that children raised by divorced parents have lower incomes and higher rates of incarceration, teen birth, and premature death. |
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| Anti-Semitism Soared in 2024, with Almost 70% of Incidents Linked to Left-Wing Extremism |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| There were 6,326 documented acts of anti-Semitism in 2024. Roughly 4,327 of them - 68.4% - were linked to far-left ideologies. This dramatic increase underscores the growing influence of far-left narratives in fueling anti-Semitic acts. In stark contrast, anti-Semitism linked to far-right ideologies saw a significant decline, dropping by 54.8%, with only 7.3% of the year's incidents attributed to far-right sources. |
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| Addressing Infertility Upstream of the IVF Dilemma |
| by Chuck Donovan |
| In early April, in one of its cost-cutting moves, the Trump administration dismissed six public health personnel who constituted the Center for Disease Control's Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) Surveillance team. The timing of the dismissal sparked commentary as it happened at the midpoint of a much-publicized review of federal funding for in vitro fertilization (IVF), the ART team's primary mission. Today, with the Trump IVF review now several days overdue, the weakness of data on key issues surrounding reproductive matters. |
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| SCOTUS Rejects Gender T-Shirt Case, Letting Lower Courts' Rulings against Teen Stand |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| Despite the protests of its two most conservative-aligned members, the U.S. Supreme Court is declining to hear a First Amendment case centered on a student who challenged gender ideology at his school. In a list of orders published Tuesday, the Supreme Court announced that it would not hear arguments in the case of L.M. v. Town of Middleborough, which centers on a Massachusetts middle school student Liam Morrison, who was ordered not to wear a shirt stating "There are only two genders" to school. |
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| Christian in Wisconsin Fired for Refusing to Use Coworker's Trans Pronouns |
| by Zachary Gohl |
| According to multiple reports, a Christian man from Wisconsin has allegedly lost his job for refusing to use a coworker's preferred pronouns. As a Christian, Spencer Wimmer believes he can't affirm an attempt to transition to another gender. |
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| Totalitarian Social Engineering (Part 3): Family and Marriage |
| by Yoe Suarez |
| The Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) demanded parents be active in indoctrination. Homes belonged to the State; whatever was discussed at the dinner table, at the weekend dinner, had to contribute to the goals of socialism. "Adults who act by omission also indirectly reinforce the consolidation of negative behaviors that, when repeated and aggravated over time, can lead some children and adolescents to commit crimes." Imagine if your child ended up a counterrevolutionary! Or worse: a conservative! |
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