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February 4, 2025
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| 'Donald Trump Saved My Son': Hospitals Close Trans Clinics after Executive Order |
| by Ben Johnson |
| Elections have consequences. No one understands that better than Jeff Younger, whose wife began claiming their son identified as a girl, won custody, and started administering puberty blockers. Thanks to a new executive order defunding and threatening to prosecute anyone who carries out transgender procedures on a minor, hospitals nationwide have shut down their pediatric gender facilities - spurring a prominent Democrat to insist they must continue pushing transgender treatments or she will prosecute them. |
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| Progressive Activists Seize Control in DNC Elections |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| The far-Left won greater control of the Democratic Party on Saturday, when a far-left candidate won an eight-way race to become the next chairman of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) with a clear majority of votes. For those wondering whether their 2024 electoral rout would prompt the Democratic Party to moderate, the answer appears to be, "no." |
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| Report: Russia Encroaching on Arctic Region |
| by Dan Hart |
| An alarming new report is detailing how Russia is increasing its presence in the Arctic region, which experts say threatens America's national security and economic outlook. On Monday, The Wall Street Journal published a detailed analysis of how Vladimir Putin's regime is enlarging its presence in the Arctic region significantly by building military bases, conducting military exercises, and opening new projects to harvest oil, natural gas, and rare-earth minerals. |
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| Johnson on Juggling His Party's Personalities: 'There's No Room for Nonsense' |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| While Donald Trump is doing an impressive job getting his agenda off the ground by himself, at some point, he's going to need Congress to stop huddling and get in the game. Apart from some easier legislative lifts - like the Laken Riley Act - there's a lot of pressure on the House and Senate to start delivering some concrete wins on the president's agenda. That's a complicated prospect when Republicans can't decide how to get the legislation moving - let alone what should go in it. |
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| 'Dumbest Trade War' or Stroke of Genius? Trump Uses Tariffs against Mexico, Canada, China |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| President Donald Trump is imposing hefty tariffs on countries involved in trafficking drugs and illegal immigrants into America in what's being billed as a trade war. Trump announced on Saturday that he has "implemented a 25% Tariff on Imports from Mexico and Canada (10% on Canadian Energy), and a 10% additional Tariff on China." He clarified, "This was done through the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) because of the major threat of illegal aliens and deadly drugs killing our Citizens, including fentanyl." |
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| A Message from Canada on Why Marriage Matters |
| by Chuck Donovan |
| If North America feels like a game of Risk these days, it may be more than just an entertaining distraction. In recent weeks, President Trump has talked of making Canada the 51st American state. To date, it appears that no one on the Canadian side of the border has speculated about making the United States the 11th Canadian Province. At today's news rate, however, that might change soon. In the meantime, Canada and the U.S. certainly have interests and trends in common, some of which may be discomfiting to talk about. One of them is the state of marriage in two adjacent cultures under a variety of old and new stresses. |
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| Trump's DHS Secretary Tours Southern Border amid Immigration Crackdown |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| After four years of a border czar who failed to address the crisis at America's southern border, President Donald Trump's administration is tackling the issue personally. On Sunday, Trump's Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem visited the U.S.-Mexico border along with Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents. "I'm at the southern border today to see firsthand what's happening and how we can best support our border patrol agents," the former South Dakota governor announced in a social media post from Texas. She said that under Trump's presidency, "the days of open borders are over." |
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| These 2 New York Times Headlines Prove How Much You Need Conservative Media |
| by Ben Johnson |
| If you read The Washington Stand, you crave information and know how hard it is to find - but even the most skeptical reader may not know just badly the legacy media bury the truth beneath their political bias. Two recent headlines in The New York Times showed just how much readers need a conservative alternative. |
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| Trump Puts an End to 'Preferred Pronoun' Use in Federal Emails: 'A Return to Sanity' |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| Last week, President Trump "directed all federal agencies to remove pronouns from employee email signatures," The Christian Post reported. "He also instructed departments to disable any email features that prompt or display pronouns, reinforcing his administration's recognition that only two biological sexes exist." In addition to this, "Officials were also told to end any federally supported contracts, grants or programs that involve what the memo described as gender ideology. Agency heads were ordered to place employees working on such initiatives on paid administrative leave and to review all related materials." Trump even went a step further to ensure further clarity by requiring the word "gender" found in any government documents to be changed to the word "sex." |
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| Sandra Merritt Prevails in Legal Battle Exposing Planned Parenthood's Sale of Aborted Baby Parts |
| by Harry Mihet |
| Sandra Merritt's decade-long criminal lawsuit is finally over - no fines and no 10-year prison sentence for this courageous pro-life grandmother. Last Monday, we successfully pressed the State of California to end the criminal case against Sandra, an undercover journalist who dared to expose Planned Parenthood and its sickening organ-harvesting scheme. |
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| Meta Employees Protest Removal of Tampons from Men's Bathrooms |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| Meta, the parent company of Facebook, recently became one of the many organizations scrapping their diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies. According to Breitbart, part of this move "back toward the lane of sanity" also included CEO Mark Zuckerburg's executive decision to remove tampons from the men's bathrooms in the Silicon Valley, Texas, and New York offices. The outlet added that these were "previously provided ... for nonbinary and transgender employees who [used] the men's room but [required] sanitary pads because they are women." |
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