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July 3, 2024
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| Launch of Platform Integrity Project Seeks to Keep Conservative Planks ahead of GOP Convention |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| A new conservative coalition is mobilizing to ensure that the Republican Party's platform maintains its strong commitment to socially conservative principles. On Monday, FRC Action partnered with a host of other conservative organizations to form the Platform Integrity Project, an initiative to ensure that when Republican delegates gather in Milwaukee, Wisconsin for the Republican National Convention next week, they will write a party platform that includes, according to a press release shared with The Washington Stand, "longstanding pro-life, pro-family, and pro-Israel planks." |
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| The U.S. Government Wants to Run Tests on Your Kids |
| by Jared Bridges |
| On a normal day, my federally protected mailbox contains all manner of political flyers, "WE WANT TO BUY YOUR HOUSE FOR CASH" solicitations, fundraising letters, and occasionally an ad for a new dentist in the neighborhood. So imagine my surprise last week when I opened up the box to find something new - a postcard from the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) inviting me to enroll my 7- or 8-year-old healthy child in a study on puberty and brain development. |
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| U.S. at Second-Highest Threat Level for Terrorist Attack: Expert |
| by Ben Johnson |
| American soldiers abroad and U.S. citizens at home face perilously high odds of suffering a terrorist attack caused by the Biden administration's policies, a national security expert has revealed. In his estimation, the American homeland stands at the second-highest level of terrorist alert. |
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| DNC Could Lawfully Replace Biden as Democratic Nominee, Says Legal Expert |
| by Dan Hart |
| As President Joe Biden's inner circle coalesces around him following last week's calamitous debate performance, Democratic commentators are continuing to call for the president to step aside and let another candidate come forward to represent the party with the November election looming in just four months. As rumors swirl about possible replacements, many are questioning whether another candidate can lawfully become the Democratic presidential nominee in light of the fact that Biden has already captured more than enough primary delegates to secure the nomination. |
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| Constitutional Scholars Defend SCOTUS Immunity Ruling amid Leftist Outrage |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| Fresh from overturning the Chevron deference doctrine last week, the U.S. Supreme Court once again waded into controversy on Monday with a landmark decision in Trump v. United States, declaring that the U.S. President's official acts are protected from prosecution by immunity. While the decision sparked backlash and meltdown among opponents of former President Donald Trump, constitutional experts and conservatives are hailing the ruling as "sensible." |
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| Oklahoma Public Schools to Teach Historical Impact of the Bible, Ten Commandments |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| Louisiana recently became the first state to pass legislation that requires the Ten Commandments to be posted in the classrooms of schools that receive public funding. This sparked controversy from the Left, with cries that the measure was "unconstitutional." As such, several leftist legal groups filed lawsuits against the bill, which experts say "should withstand [the] legal challenges in light of American history and constitutional law." Now, Oklahoma appears to be following Louisiana's lead in bringing the Bible back into public schools via a history-focused initiative. |
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| French Conservatives Win First Round of National Elections |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| French leftists are in panic mode as the leading conservative party is poised to take over the national parliament. On Sunday, the National Rally dominated the first round of voting in France's snap election, garnering over a third of the vote and besting left-wing runner-up New Popular Front by more than five percentage points. |
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