Parents, Teachers Start Winning Court Battles Against Secret Gender Transition Policies
A revolt against government policies usurping parental authority is spreading—especially where lawmakers promote transgender ideology and "gender-affirming care".
Arizona’s GOP Treasurer Says Won’t Appoint New Agency Heads as She Steps in as...
Arizona State Treasurer Kimberly Yee has vowed not to appoint 13 nominees as state agency directors while temporarily serving as acting governor of the state.
White House Spokesperson Explains Why Hunter Biden’s Checks From China Were Sent to Father’s...
WH spokesperson, Ian Sams, explained why Hunter was using father's Wilmington, DE, home address for payments from Chinese investment fund CEO Jonathan Li.
House Releases New Information From Whistleblowers on Hunter Biden Probe
U.S. House of Representatives panel on Sept. 27 released additional information from whistleblowers who worked on the investigation into President Biden's son.
Biden Bombshell: President’s brother told FBI family tried to help Chinese firm buy US...
Joe Biden's brother told FBI the first family tried to help a Chinese company buy U.S. energy assets believing firm's leader was tied to CCP's Xi Jinping.
Cassidy Hutchinson Lies to Media About Matt Gaetz
Raheem Kassem of The National Pulse obtained screenshot that Cassidy Hutchinson took of Matt Gaetz on FaceTime and sent to her friends bragging they were dating.
Fulton County DA’s Charges in Trump Election Case ‘Unnecessary’: CNN Legal Analyst
Charges made by Fulton County DA against Trump under state's racketeering law are "unnecessary" and add to Trump's allegations of a "Democratic Party pile on."
ANALYSIS: Explaining the $18 Million Mar-a-Lago Valuation by NY Trump Case Judge
Former President Donald Trump and two of his sons have criticized New York judge for suggesting his Mar-a-Lago Palm Beach resort is worth between $18–28 million.
Canada Launches UN Declaration Targeting Online ‘Disinformation’
Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly has launched UN declaration calling for action protecting what it calls "information integrity" and to tackle "disinformation."
Hollywood Writers Strike Is Over After Nearly 5 Months as New Deal Reached
The Hollywood writers strike was declared over on Sept. 26 after board members of the Writers Guild of America (WGA) approved a new contract with studios.
US Government, States File Lawsuit Against Amazon for Monopolistic Practices
U.S. government, and 17 states, are suing Amazon for maintaining an alleged monopoly which they claim has resulted in lower product quality and inflated prices.
DC Appeals Court Refuses to Release Pro-Life Campaigner During Appeal
Activist Lauren Handy to remain behind bars while awaiting sentencing for Washington abortion clinic protest because it was deemed a crime of violence.
