PragerU announced an exciting new partnership with Arizona’s Department of Education on Wednesday which will allow PragerU Kids curriculum to be accessible in all private, charter, and public schools in the state. The nonprofit organization created a series of educational cartoons and resources to educate students on a variety of topics such as “civics, American… Continue reading PragerU Kids Now an Available Resource in All Arizona Schools

Two Montana parents lost custody of their 14-year-old daughter after opposing her gender transition, and now, the couple is accusing the state’s Child and Family Services (CFS) of “kidnapping” their child. Their 14-year-old daughter had experienced trouble at school, prompting her father, Todd Kolstad to pull her from one school district and enroll her in… Continue reading Family Loses Custody of Teen after Denying Child’s Gender Identity

A Rhode Island school board member said that parents should “never” be notified when a student changes their gender identity while at school. In a January 24, 2024, North Kingstown School District committee meeting, while proposing a policy change that would alter how the district communicates with parents and the media regarding the district’s gender… Continue reading Rhode Island School Board Member Claims Parents Should ‘Never’ Be Told Students’ Gender

The National Football League (NFL) has announced a collaboration with the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) to present A Night of Pride with GLAAD in Las Vegas leading up to Super Bowl LVIII on February 7.  According to a press release by the NFL, the event aims to celebrate LGBTQ inclusion and features… Continue reading NFL Partners with LGBTQ Group to Host ‘A Night of Pride’ Ahead of Super Bowl LVIII

The Ohio State Senate has successfully overridden the governor’s veto of a bill that both bans transgender procedures on minors and restricts trans-identifying student-athletes from competing in the category of the sex they self-identify as. Ohio House Bill 689 is a comprehensive piece of legislation that includes both the “Save Adolescents from Experimentation Act” and… Continue reading Ohio Senate Overrides Veto, Passes Bill Banning Transgender Procedures on Minors

Texas is deliberately thwarting the federal government’s efforts to remove razor-wire barriers along the southern border in an attempt to defend U.S. sovereignty and deter illegal border crossings. Texas initially sued the federal government after federal agencies began destructing razor wire fencing installed by the state to deter illegal entry into Texas. After a judge… Continue reading Texas Reinforces Razor Wire Fencing After SCOTUS Grants Feds Authority to Cut Through It

After the NFL wildcard round playoff game between the Houston Texans and the Cleveland Browns, rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud, in a postgame interview on NBC’s Sunday Night Football, openly praised Jesus Christ after the team’s dominant 45-14 victory. Stroud expressed his gratitude to his “Lord and Savior” and highlighted his blessings. “First of all, I… Continue reading NBC Edits Postgame Interview of NFL Quarterback who Praised Christ After Playoff Victory

A city councilman from a Chicago suburb has proposed the idea of local families in the community signing up to voluntarily house migrants in their own homes. In a recent city council meeting, Naperville Councilman Josh McBroom proposed a community-driven initiative where families could volunteer to house migrants in their homes. McBroom emphasized the “compassionate”… Continue reading Chicago Suburb Councilman Proposes ‘Sign-up Sheet’ Volunteer Program to House Migrants

The Supreme Court weighed in on the recent standoff between Border Patrol and the state of Texas, granting federal agents the authority to remove razor wire installed along the border. The ruling comes in response to a request from the Biden administration, asserting that Texas was obstructing Border Patrol agents in performing their duties, and… Continue reading Supreme Court Sides with Federal Government Over Border Dispute

The percentage of Americans who consider the state of the U.S.-Mexico border to be a “crisis” has increased to 45% in 2024, according to new polling, up from 39% in 2023 — a trend demonstrating that border security is increasingly becoming a nonpartisan issue for most Americans. In 2019, 27% of Americans polled by Gallup suggested… Continue reading Americans Increasingly Unite Around Border Security

Illinois is set to implement a statewide program requiring annual mental health screenings for its two million students. The Wellness Checks in Schools Program Act, slated to take effect later this year, aims to address the rising concerns related to students’ behavioral incidents, including increased fights and disruptive behavior. According to The Center Square, Mark… Continue reading Illinois to Mandate Mental Health Screenings for Students

The Supreme Court has opted not to hear an appeal in a case concerning a lower court ruling that found an order mandating transgender-identifying students to use school bathrooms aligned with their biological sex violated constitutional rights and federal anti-discrimination law. The lawsuit originated in 2022 when the parent of a seventh-grade student, identifying as… Continue reading Supreme Court Declines Appeal on Transgender Bathroom Case, Leaving Lower Court’s Decision in Place