November 5 2022
 
Good morning from Washington, where House Republicans issue a whistleblower report alleging deep-seated political corruption at the FBI. Tyler O’Neil reports. In Florida, two medical boards prohibit transgender surgeries and other treatments for children. Mary Margaret Olohan has details. Plus: NPR backs off a scoop on the Paul Pelosi attack; a look at key election cases in the courts; and a bad end for global climate summits. Happy anniversary: 45 years ago today, a future president named George W. Bush marries Laura Welch at  First United Methodist Church in Midland, Texas, the bride’s hometown.  Remember, we “fall back” an hour at 2 a.m. Sunday as Daylight Saving Time ends. 
 
 
 
NEWS
Florida Medical Boards Ban Transgender Surgeries, Hormones for Minors
By Mary Margaret Olohan

"We applaud the Florida boards … for protecting children from ghoulish gender experiments that leave kids scarred and infertile," says The Heritage Foundation’s Roger Severino.
NEWS
House Republicans Release Scathing FBI Whistleblower Report: Bureau Is ‘Rotted at Its Core’
By Tyler O'Neil

Whistleblowers claim the FBI is culling staff who “dissent from its woke, leftist agenda,” the report says. The bureau seeks to “purge” FBI employees holding conservative views, they said.
COMMENTARY
Why International Climate Summits Are Doomed to Fail, Part 1: Aspirations Untethered From Reality
By Katie Tubb

The predominant message at these climate conferences is one of “catastrophic” global warming necessitating policies to reduce man-made greenhouse gas emissions drastically.
NEWS
NBC Raises Eyebrows by Pulling Paul Pelosi Segment
By Mary Margaret Olohan

NBC News sparks a backlash by pulling a segment describing the attack on Paul Pelosi, claiming the segment didn’t meet the network’s reporting standards.
COMMENTARY
Here Are the Most Important Election Cases Playing Out in Courts Before Midterms
By Hans von Spakovsky, Bradyn Lawrence

The courts have been busy defining the landscape of election laws and regulations in various battleground states.
NEWS
ICYMI: Probe Launched Into Homeland Security’s ‘Taxpayer-Funded Censorship Campaign’
By Casey Harper

House Oversight Committee Republicans kick off an investigation into what they call a “taxpayer-funded censorship campaign” at the Department of Homeland Security.
 
     
 
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