Despite seeing fewer patients and reducing bona fide health care services, Planned Parenthood received a record-breaking amount of taxpayer funding last year, according to Planned Parenthood CEO Alexis McGill Johnson in the organization's most recent annual report, which she describes as a "love note" to abortionists.
Organizing a political conference headlined by international A-listers is a far-from-simple task, but a police siege undoubtedly complicates matters. The National Conservatism Conference, a project of the Edmund Burke Foundation, kicked off on Tuesday in Brussels, Belgium. About two hours into the conference, police arrived to shut it down.
Several U.S. states and cities have embraced the president's policy of a wide-open southern border, which has allowed millions of illegal immigrants to flood in. Not only are they treated better than U.S. citizens in many cases, receiving taxpayer funded housing, food, education, and health care, they have also contributed to an increase of violent crimes including harassment, rape, theft, and murder - not to mention the escalation in threats from people on the terror watchlist. But these harsh realities didn't stop Denver Mayor Mike Johnston (D) from addressing them as "newcomers" in a recent announcement.
Idaho may enforce its law protecting minors from gender transition procedures in almost all cases, the Supreme Court ruled Monday in a 6-3 order. The ruling, while not based on the merits of the lawsuit, gave the first indications of whether Supreme Court justices would hear a case regarding state laws to protect minors from gender transition procedures.
On Wednesday, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) announced that the text for a bill giving aid to Israel would be released in the wake of Iran's extraordinary attack on the Jewish state over the weekend. Experts and lawmakers say Israel needs the full backing of the U.S. as the existential threats against the only democracy in the Middle East continue to heighten.
A federal court is rejecting a Mountain State law which would have barred biological boys from competing in girls' sports. On Tuesday, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against West Virginia's "Save Women's Sports Act," arguing that the law cannot be applied to prohibit biological boys who identify as girls from participating in girls' sports.
