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Connecticut allows boys pretending to be girls to compete against girls in sports. Four high school girls who run track …
Read More »Federal Judge BLOCKS Idaho Law That Protected Women’s Equal Opportunities and Fair Competition in Sports
Prominent California Pastor John MacArthur Sues California
John MacArthur, chancellor of The Master’s Seminary, pastor of Grace Community Church in Southern California, author, and founder of the …
Read More »Available Now: Rules of Civility and Decent Behavior in Company and Conversation
NOW AVAILABLE: George Washington’s Rules of Civility and Decent Behavior in Company and Conversation, including “Introduction” and “Afterword” by the scholar …
Read More »Formula for Success — Here’s How to Avoid Poverty
Starting August 17, CURE will begin a billboard campaign in distressed cities across America with a very important message you …
Read More »Majority of Black Americans Don’t Want Less Police Presence
According to a new Gallup poll, 61 percent of black Americans want the level of police presence in their neighborhoods …
Read More »Over 300 Women Sign Letter to NCAA Supporting Idaho’s Law Protecting Female Athletes
Governor Brad Little of Idaho signed the Fairness in Women’s Sports Act into law in March to protect women’s equal …
Read More »This City Just Settled a Lawsuit and Agreed to Stop Discriminating Against a Pregnancy Center
The city of Hartford, Connecticut, required pregnancy centers to post signs and tell clients that their facilities didn’t have a …
Read More »Pastor John MacArthur Defies Government Orders — Continues to Hold Church Services As He Faces Arrest
One high-profile pastor is openly defying the government and continuing to hold church services, despite an executive order limiting such …
Read More »States Sue the Trump Administration After HHS Rolled Back Obama Administration’s Attempt to Redefine ‘Sex’
Health programs and activities that receive federal funds are barred from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, …
Read More »Here’s What Parents and School Board Members Think About Adding the 1619 Project to the School Curriculum
The New York Times published a series of articles last year that arguing that America’s true founding was in 1619, …
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