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After the COVID-19 lockdowns and remote learning allowed parents to see what their children are being taught in school, they rose up at school boards and in state legislatures to protest their children’s indoctrination in the radical and toxic tenets of critical theory on race and gender. Florida and Arizona have enacted parental rights laws that recognize and strengthen the fundamental right of parents to direct the upbringing, education, and care of their children.

Christopher Krimmer says it seems possible that the analysis in Dobbs v. Jackson Women´s Health Organization could be extended to non-abortion-related substantive-due-process rights, such as same-sex marriage, despite some justices´ reassurances to the co

Jefferson Siegel/NY Daily News via Getty Images, FILE(NEW YORK) -- Opening statements are scheduled for Monday in the trial of a former Columbia University

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is a powerful, independent federal agency that “regulates interstate and international communications by radio, television, wire, satellite and cable in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and U.S.

(NEW YORK) -- Opening statements are scheduled for Monday in the trial of a former Columbia University gynecologist accused of sexually abusing patients, includ

(NEW YORK) — Opening statements are scheduled for Monday in the trial of a former Columbia University gynecologist accused of sexually abusing patients, including a minor, two who were pregnant and Evelyn Yang, wife of former presidential candidate Andrew Yang. Dr. Robert Hadden, 64, pleaded […]

Columbia University OBGYN Dr. Robert Hadden sex assault trial to start Monday.

A California bill will punish doctors for voicing their opinions if they are not the same as the official narrative handed down by the rulers on the COVID-19 scamdemic. If doctors so much as try [...]

In recent months, a growing number of commentators have suggested that an internet platform such as Twitter commits censorship when it chooses to remove content a user posts on one of its webpages...

A federal judge in Texas has ruled that Title X, a federal program established in the Nixon era, cannot provide birth control to minors without parental permission.