President Donald Trump has issued nearly 100 Executive actions and is not slowing down. He is keeping his campaign promises to the American people by issuing orders about parental rights, protecting women’s sports, halting illegal immigration, protecting children from genital mutilation and gender indoctrination, and much, much more.
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What should be the medical age of consent? Should young teenagers be able to consent to medical procedures that will have lifetime repercussions?
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For more than four decades, Eagle Forum and the conservative movement have called for the Department of Education to be abolished.
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President Donald Trump and his Administration have wasted no time taking action to get our country back on track. He has signed dozens of executive orders (EOs) that will empower parents, protect the lives and health of our children, and bolster American families.
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The winter chill could not stop the peaceful transition of power as President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance were inaugurated in the beautiful Capitol Rotunda.
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In the flurry of executive orders by President Trump, you may have missed the exciting news that the United States is withdrawing from the World Health Organization.
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Congress will vote on an important bill this week to save the lives of newborn babies that should transcend the normal divisions over abortion legislation.
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The Equal Rights Amendment has been repeatedly declared dead by Congress and the Courts
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After winning the presidency in November, Donald Trump wasted no time announcing his Cabinet picks.
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The lives of abortion survivors are not political fodder. They shouldn’t be reduced to a partisan issue.
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The National March for Life has announced the theme for the third annual march in post-Roe v. Wade America to be “Every Life: Why We March.”
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The arguments in favor of assisted suicide often focus on the middle ground, the average person who doesn’t have a radical ideology but who fears dying a bad death.
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