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Good morning from Washington, where the Biden administration doesn’t like Florida’s barring use of Medicaid to pay for “transgender treatments.” Medical groups that favor such trans procedures aren’t cooperating in a court case, Tyler O’Neil reports. A graphic designer stands up to Colorado’s insistence that she violate her Christian faith by celebrating same-sex weddings, Mary Margaret Olohan writes. On the podcast, an activist fighting the exploitation of children unpacks what’s happening at the border. Plus: Bob Moffit prescribes how to fix Medicare; Daren Bakst and David Ditch expose an Agriculture Department slush fund; and Dennis Prager ponders the pricelessness of our pets. Fifty years ago today, armed members of the American Indian Movement surrender, ending a 71-day siege of the historic massacre site of Wounded Knee on South Dakota’s Ridge Reservation.
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Graphic designer Lori Smith believes that marriage should be between a man and a woman. She also wants to create wedding websites. Colorado law makes that impossible if she abides by her conscience. | | | | | By Tyler O'Neil
Pro-transgender medical interest groups support a legal challenge to Florida's Medicaid rule on controversial transgender interventions, while many of them fight in court to hide documents. | | | | | By Dennis Prager
The sadness I feel at Otto’s death and the outpouring of condolence messages to my wife and me have caused me to reflect on two long-held concerns about pets. | | | | | By Virginia Allen
A 10-year-old girl from Honduras arrives at the southern border unaccompanied by adults. She says she hopes to stay in America, and wants to “color and get to know my father.” | | | | | By William Terry
Three decades later, the federal agencies and officials responsible for the Waco tragedy have yet to face accountability—and the government is more weaponized than ever before. | | | | | By Daren Bakst
A little-known slush fund at the U.S. Department of Agriculture is a go-to source for billions of dollars of abusive spending. The Biden administration is using that slush fund to carry out its climate agenda. | | | | | By Robert Moffit
Sticking with the status quo on Medicare not only threatens seniors’ access to care but guarantees large and growing financial burdens for beneficiaries and taxpayers alike. | | | | | By Fred Lucas
Impeachment is the only recourse if a government whistleblower’s allegation that President Biden was part of a bribery scheme is true, says Rep. Gary Palmer, R-Ala., chairman of the Republican Policy Committee. | |
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