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A star was born last week in the great state of Maine. State Representative Laurel Libby, a Republican state legislator from the Auburn area, refused to apologize for a social media post criticizing transgender athletes.
A recent in-depth report on Planned Parenthood paints a bleak picture of the nation’s largest abortion mill. Drawing from clinic documents, legal filings, and interviews with over 50 current and former executives, consultants, and medical staff, the NY Times article highlights a pattern of financial strain, understaffing, and inadequate training that has compromised patient care.
For the past two weeks, the news headlines have been replete with stories of liberal church leaders condemning the Trump administration for its intent to enforce America’s immigration laws. Here are some examples.
We are only five weeks into the new session of the Illinois General Assembly, and already, more than 6,000 bills have been filed.
On February 18, President Trump signed an executive order that expands access to In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF).
Courts were never meant to have the final say on political issues. It’s time for the executive branch to reclaim its constitutional authority.
At the top of every hour, hundreds of taxpayer-subsidized National Public Radio stations in 50 states transmit leftist public relations badly disguised as news. You can get talking points jammed in your ear on your rush-hour commute.
Forgive me if I'm late to the party, but I just became aware of a Christian preacher named James Murray who leads a congregation in Australia called Abide Church. A peripheral scan of their webpage indicates the church has multiple campuses, but again I know next to nothing about it.
In this episode, Spotlight highlights Dr. Mark Zumhagen's remarks at IFI's 2024 COVID Con Forum.
In 2016, I was adamantly opposed to President Trump. When he spoke at events I attended, I did not applaud. When others stood in line to take pictures with him, I refused to do the same. I was indignant, self-righteous and smug when I was with peers who supported him.
