There have been a lot of recent attempts to get phones out of schools. The data make clear that phones inhibit students’ learning, cause and exacerbate discipline issues, and harm students’ mental health.
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My mother, Phyllis Schlafly, knew how to whip it. She placed egg whites on a platter and would use her grandmother’s flat whisk to whip the egg whites to huge peaks.
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Parents are fed up with the transgender movement. Trans activists have blatantly targeted children, large corporations, and medical associations.
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In June of this year, we celebrated the third anniversary of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization ruling that overturned the Roe v. Wade decision. While pro-life advocates rejoiced, pro-abortion activists spread fear and lies.
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The beginning of 2025 brought hope to Americans who voted for President Donald Trump and Republican majorities in the House and Senate.
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The marijuana industry has been looking for ways to loosen pot rules through federal policy. They are now trying to do so through the appropriations process.
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Conservatives are united in their opposition and shared outrage at the deliberate sidelining of Rep. Clay Higgins. Rep. Higgins, next in line to lead the House Homeland Security Committee, was passed over in favor of the less senior and far less conservative Rep. Andrew Garbarino.
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Last week, Representative Mark Harris (R-NC) made an announcement that he is introducing a bill with Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) to revoke the congressional charter of the National Education Association (NEA).
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The WHO has been working to implement its global governance scheme since the COVID-19 pandemic. Their goal was to remove existing guarantees of human rights and freedoms during “designated emergencies” (which they would define and declare), and transfer authority for managing pandemics from individual nations to the WHO through the proposed Pandemic Treaty and amendments to the International Health Regulations.
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In some cities, it has been a summer of riots. From coast to coast, activists have been impeding traffic, spraying graffiti on private property, and looting small businesses all because they are mad at President Donald Trump and dislike his policies.
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One of the most serious ethical concerns with in vitro fertilization is that for every child born with the help of IVF, there are typically many other children — the “spare” embryos produced by the IVF process — who are kept in cryostorage and consigned to an uncertain fate.
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What society once naturally recoiled from — designer babies, artificial wombs, and the termination of disabled children — is today the source of misguided compassion. In assisted reproductive technology, the desire to overcome the natural limitations of procreation has led researchers to develop startling new technologies.
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