In the wake of several high-profile sexual assault cases in the U.S., President Donald J. Trump has proclaimed the month of April to be National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month.
New research has confirmed what most traditional families already know – children are healthier and more likely to do better in school and get better jobs later in life if their biological father, rather than a stepfather - or no father - lives with them.
The North Carolina legislature voted yesterday to repeal the state’s controversial “bathroom bill” which proponents believe is a fair compromise and critics say fails to protect the transgendered from discrimination.
The Trump administration is being blamed for a move by the Census Bureau to remove questions about “sexual orientation and gender identity” from its list of proposed subjects for the 2020 census.
The state of North Carolina is fast becoming “ground zero” in the gender ideology wars. First it was the state’s controversial bathroom bill that touched off a vigorous national debate last year on rules governing bathroom use; now it’s about a book for first-graders that promotes transgender behavior.
Rasmea Yousef Odeah, an organizer of the “Day Without a Woman” and a convicted Palestinian terrorist, has agreed to be deported from America in order to avoid jail time for lying to authorities about her links to terrorism.
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDSA columnist for Australia’s Daily Telegraph is raising the ire of women around the world for suggesting that the country should make it illegal for women to be a stay-at-home parent once their children are old enough to go to school.
If you thought the vulgar messaging of the Women’s March and the pointlessness of the A Day Without a Woman campaign was bad, feminists have come up with yet another way to embarrass us all by planning to send President Trump a statue of a vagina stuffed with letters from women around the world. (Sigh)
A school district in Pennsylvania has been sued by the parents of a boy who was involuntarily exposed to an undressed female while he was changing in the school’s locker room – only to find out the school had secretly opened its restrooms to the opposite sex without telling either students or parents!
On day two of his confirmation hearing, Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch said he respected the precedent set by Roe v. Wade but refused to call it a “super precedent” when pressed by a pro-abortion senator.
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