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July 3, 2025
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| UPenn to Revoke Trans Swimmer's Medals, Apologize to Female Athletes in Deal with White House |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| In a significant move, the University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) has revealed plans to revoke the medals awarded to transgender-identifying swimmer "Lia" Thomas - otherwise known as Will - instead of to female athletes during NCAA competition in 2022. This decision, supporters argue, marks a pivotal step toward addressing concerns about fairness in women's sports. |
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| Media's Response to Paramount Settlement with Trump Shows Why They Lost Public Trust |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| Paramount has settled for at least $16 million in a lawsuit brought by President Donald Trump over a "deceptive edit" of Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris's interview aired by CBS News's "60 Minutes," which Paramount owns. In addition to the monetary settlement, CBS has also agreed to change its editorial standards to require prompt release of unedited transcripts. But far more newsworthy than the settlement itself is the mainstream media's histrionic response. |
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| 'America First' Foreign Policy: A Global Opportunity for Faith, Family, and Freedom (Part 1) |
| by Travis Weber |
| Shortly after taking office, Trump withdrew the United States from the World Health Organization (WHO) and barred U.S. taxpayer funding from supporting abortion and gender ideology around the world. These actions were swiftly followed by a review of foreign assistance grants and programs, which resulted in the shuttering of many initiatives. Although the USAID review and other actions may appear chaotic and indiscriminate at times, there is no denying that a "housecleaning" is underway. What does this mean for the state of faith, family, and freedom around the world? |
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| Victorious Israel Accepts Peace, Defeated Islamists Prolong War |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| Six weeks after launching its Gideon's Chariots offensive, "Israel has agreed to the necessary conditions to finalize" a 60-day ceasefire in Gaza as a stepping-stone to long-term peace, President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday. But the Jewish state's Islamist adversaries may take more convincing. Despite the steady pummeling they have sustained at Israel's hands, both Hamas and the Houthis refuse to give up the fight, while Iran threatens to reemerge like a defeated Marvel villain featuring in a post-credits scene. |
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| Age Verification May Help Adults Kick the Porn Habit. Here's How. |
| by Ben Johnson |
| Last week's Supreme Court ruling authorizing age verification laws will add another hurdle for pornographers seeking to peddle obscene material to children, but age verification laws may have the unintended side benefit of encouraging adults to free themselves from addiction to online pornography. |
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| Federal Judge Forces DHS to Keep TPS in Place for Haitians |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| Just days before leaving the White House, then-President Joe Biden and Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas made a decision to shield over one million immigrants from potential deportations, extending temporary protected status (TPS) to nationals from a number of foreign countries. Now, President Donald Trump is moving to end TPS and deport hundreds of thousands of immigrants, most of whom entered the country illegally before being shielded by the Biden administration. Federal judges, however, are getting in the way. |
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| Trump Teases Prosecuting Biden Admin. Official Who Allowed Border Crisis |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| Under then-President Joe Biden, the U.S. suffered an illegal immigration crisis which now-President Donald Trump has subsequently classified as an "invasion." Since returning to power in January, the Trump administration has already secured the southern border and initiated a deportation program, but the Biden administration officials responsible for allowing the illegal immigration invasion may also be held accountable now. |
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| Starve the Beast: SCOTUS Rules Planned Parenthood Not Entitled to Be Fed by Medicaid Funds |
| by Daniel Schmid |
| In the debate over whether individuals can enforce rights under laws passed via the Spending Clause of Article I, Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution, one significant truth clearly emerges from the recent Supreme Court decision in Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic: states have the authority to defund Planned Parenthood through Medicaid, and there is nothing Abortion, Inc. can do about it. |
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| Trump Admin. Concludes Harvard Violated Jewish Students' Civil Rights |
| by Zachary Gohl |
| Since the beginning of Trump 2.0, the administration has been battling with Ivy League universities. Now, the saga continues with new details emerging about Harvard University's behavior toward Jewish and Israeli students. According to a letter to Harvard from the Department of Education, the Office of Civil Rights under the Department of Health and Human Services discovered that Harvard "is in violent violation of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, and national origin." The 57-page investigation came from 50 different "listening sessions" with Jewish Harvard students. |
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