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The Democrats' trans fixation is becoming even more radioactive than it was before the November elections.
The new pontiff's name may provide an indication of the direction in which he intends to lead the Catholic Church.
The economy and government are meant to serve families, not the other way around.
If the committee report is correct, the FBI's 2021 retreat was still far too generous to the grievous mishandling of the 2017 investigation.
Innocence is a gift from God, the loss of which is a real harm.
Janet Mills, her family, and a network of transgender advocacy groups appear entangled in a web of financial interests.
Connection is not a product to be engineered but a divine gift to be cherished.
They're operating from a world they've created for themselves, and they're ignoring the world God created.
For most CEOs, it's been a year of unprecedented realignment.
Despite some reported changes within the Ivy League, distrust lingers.
With the stroke of a pen, Jared Polis transformed a political agenda into a crushing taxpayer burden.
His second first-100-days in office have been "all about one thing: promises made and promises kept."
"WPATH Standards of Care lack scientific integrity and should not be relied upon."
The reality of sin often leads people with power to do bad things to people who have no power.
Americans are rewriting the future of entertainment, breaking the chokehold of woke, offensive, and provocative content.
There are some things that are far more fundamental that must be conserved in order for a society to thrive.
Across California and Maine, the winds of change that blew in with Donald Trump are facing stiff resistance.
The rhetoric and posture of the Trump administration virtually guarantee that it will find no win on this issue at all.
The Left sees a unique opportunity to make the fear stick.
Every Christian must ask himself the question, what will you wager in the war against sin?
