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April 1, 2025
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| Report: 37 Hospitals Still Providing Gender Transition Procedures to Minors |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| More than three dozen hospitals are still providing puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and (in some cases) gender transition surgeries to minors, according to a Daily Caller investigation. While some hospitals halted the procedures under pressure from the Trump administration, others continue to provide these procedures while the administration's actions are tied up in court. |
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| Proxy Wars: Johnson Fights to Keep House Voting the Way Our Founders Intended |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| People wouldn't blame House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) for trying to find some breathing room in his microscopic majority. Last week, Americans saw how seriously Republicans are taking their whisper-thin margins when President Trump pulled his nomination for Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-N.Y.), surprising everyone by sending her back to Congress to provide some much-needed GOP backup. But as much sleep as Johnson has lost trying to count noses on key votes, there's one gimmick he refuses to consider. |
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| Wisconsin Assembly Advances Pro-Biology Bills before Supreme Court Election |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| The Wisconsin Assembly on March 20 passed four bills recognizing the real biological differences between males and females. The bills would protect minors from gender transition procedures, keep men out of women's sports in both K-12 and secondary schools, and require parental consent for students to go by a different name at school. The votes came days before an April 1 election that will determine control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court in a contest that has become the most expensive judicial race in U.S. history. |
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| America Should Defund NPR. These Bills Will Do It. |
| by Ben Johnson |
| Last week, the House of Representatives saw to it that NPR and PBS's decades-long stream of anti-Christian, pro-transgender, and anti-life broadcasts finally got some static. The House DOGE subcommittee hearing greatly increased public awareness of the government-funded liberal propaganda outlets and the need to stop financing them at the expense Americans in the productive economy, most of whom demur from NPR's niche political views. Even President Donald Trump said he would "love" to defund public media. Members of Congress have introduced numerous bills that would relieve overburdened taxpayers and further restrict the Left's flow of public monies to their political supporters. |
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| Will You Survive Woke Medicine? |
| by Ben Johnson |
| Some historical moments cut through time and echo into the modern day, shedding wisdom throughout the ages. One such lesson comes from the most trying-yet-charming story about President Ronald Reagan. Crazed assassin John Hinckley tried, and thankfully failed, to assassinate the newly elected president on March 30, 1981. After Secret Service agents rushed him to the hospital, the seriously wounded Irishman turned to his doctors and quipped, "I just hope you're all Republicans." |
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| Dept. of Education Investigates Calif., Maine for Parental Notification Violations |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| The Student Privacy Policy Office (SPPO) of the U.S. Department of Education is investigating the states of California and Maine for alleged violations of the Family Educational Rights Privacy Act (FERPA), the department announced last week. The investigations are part of the Trump administration's efforts to vigorously protect parents' rights and ensure that students do not fall victim to a radical transgender ideology that often leads to family alienation and irreversible medical interventions," said Secretary of Education Linda McMahon. |
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| Utah and Idaho Move to Ban Pride Flags from Classrooms, Gov't. Buildings |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| Several states are moving to ban LGBT Pride flags from state buildings, including schools. Utah's Governor Spencer Cox (R) chose not to veto a bill passed by the state legislature that prohibits flying Pride flags at or in state buildings or schools, allowing the bill to become law and take effect in early May. |
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| FCC Launches Investigation on Disney, ABC to Root Out 'DEI Discrimination' |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| The Federal Communications Commission Enforcement Bureau (FCC) has launched an investigation into Disney and ABC News, targeting alleged "DEI discrimination" within the companies. With the Trump administration now at the helm, seemingly intent on eradicating DEI from every corner of society, no one is getting a free pass. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr made this clear in a letter sent to Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger on Thursday. |
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| New Bill Gives Trump the Legal Power to 'Reform Our Government and Drain the Swamp' |
| by Ben Johnson |
| Two congressional conservatives have introduced a bill that would give legal authorization for President Donald Trump to slash the federal workforce, stop harmful government programs, and even close entire executive departments without fear an activist judge will stop his money-saving reforms by judicial fiat. |
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| Kentucky Legislature Overrides Democratic Governor's Veto on Conversion Therapy |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| When it comes to protecting children and taxpayers, the Republican-led Kentucky legislature is not messing around - even as it plays tug-of-war with the state's Democratic governor. |
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| Trump Administration Has Illegal Immigrants on the Run |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| President Donald Trump campaigned hard on border security and mass deportations - and his efforts in the White House have already yielded results. Not only have illegal border crossings hit all-time record lows, but the threat of mass deportations has drug traffickers, gang members, and human smugglers running scared. |
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