The progressive wing of the Southern Baptist Church (SBC) has carved out a woke empire in the southern U.S. by quietly taking over traditional Christian churches and inserting leftist ideology passed off as “biblical justice,” critics say. Read More.
High school boys in California, Washington state, and Minnesota are dominating their female opponents while state governments continue to defy President Donald Trump's executive order banning boys from competing in girls' sports. Read More.
The Covid shot has been removed by the CDC from the recommended immunization schedule for "healthy children and healthy pregnant women," Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said. Read More.
A Taiwanese-led study that drew from a database which included millions of Americans has found that those who took Covid mRNA injections were 30 percent more likely to develop thyroid disease a year later as opposed to those who did not take the jab, a report noted. Read More.
The faithful are ecstatic and hopeful. Chicago-born Pope Leo XIV — formerly Cardinal Robert Prevost — is savoring the moment along with his admirers and family. Read More.
Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, President Donald Trump’s director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), said the agency's last remaining beagle experiment lab was shut down over the weekend. Read More.
A Christian student is being blocked from graduating from a Maryland public school because she refuses to take an "LGBTQ+ affirming" class that is mandated by one of the most liberal county school boards in the nation. Read More.
Buried deep in a New York Times Magazine puff piece about a male volleyball player (who says he is female) playing on a women's college team is a section on how Nike researchers are complaining that President Donald Trump is hampering their efforts to make it easier for males to play on female teams. Read More.
President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed an executive order that repeals Obama era regulations that limited how much water could flow from shower heads. Read More.
Parents in Colorado could lose custody of their children for such things as "misgendering" and "deadnaming," according to legislation passed by the state House of Representatives on Sunday. Read More.
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