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The nation’s capital will have to pay after depriving residents of their Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms. …
Read More »HUGE Second Amendment Win — D.C. to Pay $5.1 Million to Settle Class Action Gun-Rights Lawsuit
Preserving America’s Heritage — Watch CURE America with Star Parker
This week on CURE America with Star Parker, we’re joined by Ja’Ron Smith and Chris Pilkerton, authors of “Underserved.” This …
Read More »These Concerned Parents Just SUED the Loudoun County School Board for Denying Students’ Free Speech Under ‘Systemic Racism’ Plan
As “diversity, equity, and inclusion” plans are dying in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision that racial preferences …
Read More »These Two Religious Organizations Asked the Sixth Circuit to Protect Their Freedom to Hire Employees Who Share Their Beliefs About Marriage and Sexuality
Christians knew that laws barring so-called discrimination against individuals based on sexual behavior eventually would threaten their First Amendment freedoms. …
Read More »Washington State Wants Churches to Provide Abortion Coverage for Employees — And the Law Contains SECULAR But No Religious Exemptions
Governor Jay Inslee of Washington signed a bill into law in 2018 that requires employers with insurance plans that cover …
Read More »This Court Just Blocked an Attempt to Stop Enforcement of Missouri’s Ban Against Genital Mutilation on Minors
After Governor Mike Parson of Missouri in June signed bills into law that barred genital mutilation and puberty blockers for …
Read More »Archive: A Vermont School District Threatened to Suspend Girl After She Complained About a Boy in the Girls’ Locker Room — Now It Must Pay Damages
Originally published in June 2023. Blake Allen of Vermont was fourteen when she complained about a boy in the girls’ …
Read More »Blue ‘Sanctuary Cities’ Feel the Burden of Illegal Immigration — Is Biden Losing Their Support?
When Vickie Paladino, a councilwoman in New York City, received a call from the mayor’s office, she knew it wouldn’t …
Read More »Three States Cut Ties with the American Library Association Over Accusations of Marxist Agenda
The American Library Association (ALA) in 2022 elected Emily Drabinski as president. The Montana State Library Commission became alarmed after …
Read More »11th Circuit Reinstates Alabama Law That Makes Giving Puberty Blockers and Hormone Drugs to Minors a FELONY
Governor Kay Ivey of Alabama signed a bill called Vulnerable Child Compassion and Protection Act into law in 2022, which …
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