Plus: Poll Shows American Values Changed Drastically During Pandemic
March 28 2023
Good morning from Washington, where policymakers on the Left want to fast-track surgery and other medical procedures for children who think they’re the opposite sex. Fortunately, our Tony Kinnett reports, most states are debating outlawing this type of child abuse. A poll finds Americans less connected with each other and their country than before the pandemic, Katrina Trinko writes. On the podcast, learn what’s behind the unrest roiling Israel. Plus: an evangelical college struggles to survive in New York City; lawmakers still want to know how COVID-19 started; and questions about how Prince Harry got a U.S. visa. On this date in 1834, Andrew Jackson becomes the first president to be censured by Congress, which didn’t like Jackson’s refusal to turn over documents related to his opposition to the Bank of the United States.
Americans’ views on hard work, religion, the importance of children, and patriotism changed significantly during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new poll.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "is proposing is to make the appointments of the judges less political and their powers less sweeping," says The Heritage Foundation's Victoria Coates.
