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July 12, 2022
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| Pelosi, The 'Queen of Poison,' to Hold Two Abortion Votes This Week |
| by Ben Johnson |
| Scrambling for ways to reinstate a top-down abortion policy that bars all 50 states from punishing abortionists, House Democrats have scheduled at least two votes and multiple hearings - including a bill that could strike down nearly all state pro-life protections until birth. |
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| Corporate Activism Meets Its Limits after Roe |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| June 24 wasn't just the end of federal abortion on demand - it was also the end of a long-running corporate ruse. America's biggest businesses, we were told for years, would do anything to protect their woke social causes. They'd write letters, donate to the loudest activists, lobby on Capitol Hill, even publicly shame their own customer base. But when push comes to shove, would these CEOs really fall on their sword to protect abortion? The answer, so far, is no. |
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| From Pottstown to Pottersville: Zoning Official Dings Churches for Charity |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| Food pantries, counseling, and community hospitality - according to the Pottstown, Pa. Zoning Officer Winter Stokes, such activities are "by definition ... more than that of a church." Stokes issued citations to Christ Episcopal Church of Pottstown and Mission First, "a ministry of Cedarville UMC [United Methodist Church]" which shares an address with First UMC of Pottstown. |
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