Plus: South Dakota Never Has Placed a Male in a Woman’s Prison, Gov. Noem Says in Response to Criticism of Trans Policy
January 11 2023
Good morning from Washington, where House Republicans seek to end Big Tech’s private funding of election operations, as Fred Lucas reports, and yesterday attracted Democrats’ support for creating a select committee on China, as Samantha Aschieris writes. On the podcast, a brave young woman named Chloe Cole explains why she no longer embraces the transgender agenda. Plus: Tyler O’Neil explores South Dakota’s policy on trans-identifying prisoners; Jarrett Stepman decries Twitter’s bias against debating COVID-19; and Mary Margaret Olohan notes Florida’s next pro-life moves. Fifty years ago, owners of the nation’s 24 major league baseball clubs vote to allow American League teams to use a “designated pinch-hitter” to bat for a pitcher.
Female inmates suffer at the hands of male inmates who claim to identify as transgender. Noem is taking heat for her policy, but her office says no male has been allowed in a women’s prison.
The latest installment of the “Twitter Files” reveals a disturbing connection between the Big Tech company and a Pfizer board member who once lead the Food and Drug Administration.
Conservatives speak out as the Center for Tech and Civic Life again directs funding to election offices in a potential repeat of a big 2020 election integrity scandal.
Videos of ruthless thieves have gone viral, showing them ransacking stores and taking whatever they can get their hands on. Who ultimately pays the price? Consumers, of course.
