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January 8, 2024
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| Ohio Lawmakers Set Date to Override DeWine's Veto of Child Protections |
| by Ben Johnson |
| Ohio will not permit the transgender industry to carry out surgeries on children under the age of 18 under the terms of a new executive order announced Friday morning. Yet even as Ohio Governor Mike DeWine (R) announced a series of regulations on transgender procedures, lawmakers revealed the date they plan to override his veto of a bill that would have codified even more child protections into law. |
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| Vax Expert: 'Accountability' Needed to Restore Americans' Trust in Public Health |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| The bureaucrats responsible for bungling America's response to COVID-19 must be "brought to court and held accountable for their actions," Dr. Robert Malone argued Thursday on "Washington Watch." He emphasized the "need to rebuild public trust" before another public health crisis, which could be caused by the Biden administration's open border policies. "The only way this [restored public trust] is going to happen is through accountability," he said. |
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| Insider Trading? Congressional Democrats Crush the S&P 500 |
| by Matt Carpenter |
| According to a recent study, the returns calculated by estimating current stocks held by congressional Democrats shows House Democrats yielded annual returns for 2023 of 31%, beating the S&P 500's returns of 24%. |
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| Legal Experts Sound Alarm on Biden Admin's Pattern of 'Unlawful Overreach' |
| by Dan Hart |
| In the wake of the Biden administration's recent efforts to use federal agencies to regulate on matters outside their jurisdiction, legal experts are expressing dismay at what they say is a pattern of unconstitutional overreach by Biden's government in order to achieve political ends. |
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| Sympathy for J6 Protestors Growing amid Election Integrity Concerns |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| Nearly half of Americans believe the U.S. Capitol protestors on January 6, 2021, had a point. According to a new Suffolk University/USA Today poll, a combined total of 43% of registered voters agreed that Capitol protestors "had a point," with 37% of respondents adding that the protestors "went too far." |
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| California Extends Free Gender Transition Procedures to Illegal Immigrants |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| As of January 1, California is now extending free taxpayer-funded health care to illegal immigrants. Under the program, free gender transition surgeries and hormone therapy are included in what's offered. |
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| How Do We Test for Truth? |
| by Rob Schwarzwalder |
| The battle for truth is, ultimately, a spiritual issue. We rationalize dishonesty even as we assuage our guilt with beliefs that soothe without saving. From "You be you" to "Truth is what you feel," we're awash in competing claims about God, meaning, and inner peace. Truth claims, including the assertion that there is no truth, call out like the seductive woman of Proverbs 5. Her lips "drip honey, and her speech is smoother than oil," Solomon tells us, "but in the end she is bitter as wormwood, sharp as a two-edged sword." So with the falsehoods swirling throughout our culture - appealing, calming, and deadly. |
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| Simeon Is an Example of Faith, Trust, and Patience We Can All Learn From |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| How often is our faith tested by waiting? We wait to find a partner, get married, or have a baby. We wait for a job or a raise. Over the course of our lives, we spend a lot of time waiting in various contexts and for various amounts of time. Some waiting periods are only a few minutes, while others spend years or their whole lives just simply waiting. |
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