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April 5, 2024
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| Two Out of Three Kids Will No Longer Identify as Transgender by Adulthood, Massive Study Finds |
| by Ben Johnson |
| The vast majority of children who experience gender dysphoria will embrace their biological sex by adulthood, according to a sweeping national study that monitored children for 15 years. Roughly two out of every three children who identify as transgender will embrace their birth sex by their mid-20s, the study found. People most likely to continue to identify as transgender have low self-esteem and other mental health challenges, researchers found. |
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| Florida Is Now One of the Most Pro-Life States in America. Here's How It All Could Be Undone in November. |
| by Mat Staver |
| In the same day, the Florida Supreme Court handed down two vastly different opinions with life-or-death implications for the preborn. One decision affirmed that there is no right to abortion in the Florida Constitution and the other allowed an abortion amendment to move forward - which would permit virtually unfettered access to abortion - to appear on the Florida ballot. |
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| 'Being a Christian More Important than Being a Registered Democrat': Nebraska Senator Switches Parties |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| A Cornhusker State Democrat is transitioning from blue to red after his own party censured him for his pro-life stance. On Wednesday, Nebraska Senator Mike McDonnell (R) officially left the Democratic Party after 40 years and became a Republican. In a letter explaining his decision, McDonnell wrote, "I have asked the Democratic Party to respect my religious based pro-life position. Instead over the last year they have decided to punish me for being Pro-Life." Last month, the Nebraska Democratic Party voted to censure McDonnell, a Catholic, over his pro-life record. |
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| Outstanding - Ep. 86: The Soft Tyranny of Smartphones |
| Podcast with Joseph Backholm and Brad Littlejohn |
| Today, it seems that even the most mundane tasks require some sort of technology. Host Joseph Backholm is joined by Brad Littlejohn, a fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, for a discussion on the growing use of smartphones in today's society. From turning in homework, to gaining access to your gym, our cellular devices have quickly become a "social passport" to a lot of our day to day activities. Brad weighs in on the issue of a marketplace that requires the use of your smartphone and compares this current situation to the lessons we learned when automobiles first entered the scene. |
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| Biden Admin Sues Utah to House Male Prisoner in Women's Prison |
| by Ben Johnson |
| The Biden administration has taken a deeply religious, conservative state to court to force officials to house male inmates with female prisoners. The lawsuit previews a new category of lawsuits that will likely be filed against anyone with moral, religious, or scientific objections to transgenderism by claiming that failing to let a male who identifies as a woman serve hard time in a female penitentiary constitutes discrimination against people with disabilities. |
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| 'Killing Cures': Biden Price Controls Suffocate Medical Innovation |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| With "Bidenomics" proving to be a lame racehorse, President Joe Biden has instead placed his election bets on a policy prescription guaranteed to win him favor among freedom-loving Americans: socialized medicine. Biden stumped Wednesday with his 2020 primary rival, Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), to tout his administration's health care policy accomplishments, particularly through the Inflation Reduction Act. |
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| Bridgette Cameron Ridenour Shares the Beauty in Waiting on God, Even When Feeling Overlooked |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| Sometimes prayers are answered in days or weeks. Other times, according to God's perfect will, we wait months or years to receive an answer to our prayers. But either way, waiting can be utterly strenuous, and there are countless testimonies that attest to this fact. Indeed, Bridgette Cameron Ridenour's story is one of dreams, rejection, pain, and waiting. And what did it all lead to? A better understanding of God's immeasurable faithfulness. |
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| Report: Biden's DHS Released Suspected Terrorists Encountered at Border |
| by Dan Hart |
| Reports surfaced Wednesday that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released multiple known or suspected terrorists who were encountered at the southern border into the U.S. interior. The news comes amid ongoing reports of undocumented criminals taking advantage of the Biden administration's porous border policies to commit crimes in the U.S. |
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| With Over 50+ LGBT Holidays, Christians Must Continue to 'Speak the Truth in Love' |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| While the White House seemed unconcerned with eclipsing the resurrection of Jesus Christ with transgender ideology, the fact that there are dozens of days in the calendar year dedicated to celebrating something related to LGBT ideology has gone relatively under the radar. "I don't remember presidential proclamations of Transgender Day of Visibility during any previous administration, especially not on Easter," said "Washington Watch" guest host and former Congressman Jody Hice on Wednesday's episode. |
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| Biden DOJ Convicts Four More Pro-Lifers |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| The Biden Justice Department is prosecuting more pro-lifers in a move one congressman called "a weaponization of federal government." On Wednesday, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Tennessee announced that four pro-life activists were convicted of misdemeanor violations of the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act after participating in a peaceful protest outside a Nashville-area abortion facility in 2021. |
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