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January 16, 2023
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| Noem's Pro-Trans Ties Spark Protests, 2024 Skepticism |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| Even the frigid temperatures couldn't keep angry South Dakotans away. Despite the blistering, nine-degree cold, as many as 150 people gathered in the snow outside the 2023 Midwest Gender Identity Summit in Sioux Falls Friday morning to protest Sanford Health's unwelcome presence in their state. Standing by snow drifts, with a long convoy of cars heading to join them, organizer Adam Broin insisted, "This is NOT South Dakota!" But according to a bombshell report by NRO reporter Nate Hochman, it may already be South Dakota, thanks to the transgender movement's unlikely ally: Republican Governor Kristi Noem. |
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| Oops! Democratic 'Oversights' Would Legalize Polygamy, Infanticide |
| by Ben Johnson |
| Allegedly inadvertent "oversights" and "drafting errors" by Democratic lawmakers over the last year alone would have decriminalized infanticide, legalized polygamy, and suppressed sacred religious liberty rights enshrined in the First Amendment. |
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| Special Counsel to Investigate Biden over Classified Docs |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| Attorney General Merrick Garland on Thursday appointed a special counsel to investigate classified documents dating from the Obama administration that were recently discovered at President Joe Biden's home and office. First reported Monday, revelations about Biden's illegal possession of classified documents have gradually unraveled all week long, with classified information discovered in a third location on Thursday. The most widely debated angle to the story is over the similarities and differences with former President Trump's illegal possession of classified documents, which the FBI recovered from Mar-a-Lago in August. |
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| Top 5 Biden Administration Fails This Week |
| by Dan Hart |
| The new year began on a grim note for the Biden administration. On the first day back in the office after the New Year's holiday, news broke that almost 80% of Americans projected 2023 to be a "year of economic difficulty." Things haven't gotten much better since then for the White House. It has indeed been a particularly rough week for the Biden administration. Here are five of their biggest fails. |
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