Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has signed a law that prevents mental health professionals from encouraging children to embrace their biological sex. In a recent statement, Governor Whitmer applauded the state’s efforts to ban so-called “conversion therapy.” Whitmer, who has a daughter that identifies as a member of the LGBT community, called the act of conversion… Continue reading Michigan Bans Therapists from Refusing to Affirm a Child’s ‘Gender Identity’

Lawmakers are demanding action from the Department of Education after a report revealed that over 143 U.S. schools received more than $17 million in funds from China through cultural and language programs.

Bud Light distributors are not expecting sales to return to their pre-controversy levels, according to a report from the New York Post. It has been several months since a boycott was initiated against the beer company for its partnership with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney, and consumers are still holding out. Anheuser-Busch, the parent company of… Continue reading Bud Light Distributers Acknowledge that Sales May not Return to Pre-Controversy Levels

Representative Eric Swalwell and his staff were silent when asked if the Congressman planned to comment on his endorsement of the first transgender-identifying woman to hold state office who was arrested in June for distributing child pornography. 39-year-old Stacie Laughton, who formerly went by his male name Bruce, was the first state transgender-identifying representative in… Continue reading Eric Swalwell Silent on His Endorsement of Former Trans-Lawmaker Facing Charges for Soliciting Child Porn

A nonprofit in Phoenix, Arizona is set to open a middle school specifically designed for LGBTQ+ youth. The LGBTQ+ youth non-profit One-n-Ten is preparing to open a middle school that will serve as a “safe space” for students that identify as a member of the LGBT-identifying community. The school, Queer Blended Learning Center, is intended… Continue reading Middle School Intended for ‘LGBTQ+ Youth’ to Open in Phoenix

An 18-year-old female military recruit has allegedly been forced to shower with and share housing accommodations with two transgender-identifying women who have “fully intact” male genitalia. During a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on Tuesday, South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds claimed to have been alerted about the situation from his state’s Attorney General. The 18-year-old female… Continue reading Female Military Recruit Forced to Shower with Trans-Identifying Women

The Louisiana state legislature overrode Governor John Bel Edwards’ veto on Tuesday, enacting a bill banning sex change surgeries for minors into law. Taking effect on January 1, 2024, House Bill 684 prohibits any procedure which aims to “alter the sex characteristics of a minor” and prohibits the prescription of hormone supplements solely for the purpose… Continue reading Louisiana Legislature Overrides Governor’s Veto, Bans Child Sex Changes

The Washington State Department of Corrections (DOC) celebrated having “one of the lowest incarceration rates in the nation,” after closing a state prison despite rising crime rates. In a press release, the DOC announced the closure of Larch Corrections Center in Clark County, a facility that had a maximum capacity of 240 inmates and employed… Continue reading Washington State Celebrates Low Incarceration Rate After Closing a Prison and Amid Rising Crime

Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom testified in front of a congressional committee this week and claimed that he has lost over $50 million dollars for speaking out against human rights violations in China. Last Tuesday, Kanter Freedom spoke in front of the Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC) to discuss how American businesses are complicit… Continue reading NBA Player Says he Lost $50 Million for Condemning China

Written by Alexis Wilkins Faith-based? Or is it something more like faith – based on an institution, a paycheck, or a promotion of an ideology? Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee, has long been known as a Christ-centered university, a beacon of safety and good morals, a place for parents to send their kids and feel… Continue reading Belmont: Groupthink Leftism Under A Religious Veil

Popular professional social media platform LinkedIn, used by employers, recruiters, and job seekers alike, recently received backlash for its “Diversity in Recruiting” or “DIR” feature which “diversifies” the pool of candidates an employer sees. LinkedIn’s DIR feature takes into account applicants’ race, sexual orientation, and gender or gender identity to “surface qualified members” so that… Continue reading ‘Built-in Discrimination,’ LinkedIn Receives Backlash for ‘Diversity in Recruiting’ Feature

A U.S. judge on Tuesday issued an injunction blocking government agencies from communicating with social media platforms for the purpose of restricting user content and suppressing information. Judge Terry Doughty of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Louisiana issued the preliminary injunction on the 4th of July in response to a lawsuit… Continue reading US Judge Blocks Federal Agencies, Officials from Colluding with Social Media