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More states are racing to stop the wave of transgender turmoil from destroying their playing fields.
The company synonymous with children has decided to pick a fight with a state protecting them.
Kathlyn Barrett-Layne had written a book that listed "homosexuality" as one in a series of sins.
Jackson is getting the respect that Kavanaugh and Barrett deserved.
When Thomas got out of the water with a win, the reaction was unusually subdued.
Where, exactly, is the line between a student's decision to live out a transgender fantasy and a teacher's moral right to reject it?
"The destiny of our country is being decided. I call on you to do more."
It's the whole picture of radical Green policy and regulation — not just a number of drilling leases — that matters.
This entire debate is even more evidence of the massive sea change underway between corporate America and conservatives
The government spending bill is an extreme wish list of radical social programs.
The president's fixation with transgender policy doesn't let up just because the world is on fire.
"I'm staying in Kyiv. I'm not hiding — and I'm not afraid of anyone."
Its decision to label transgender treatments "child abuse" has already delivered one major victory.
It's a powerful gesture but a confusing one.
According to the French talks with Vladimir Putin, the worst is yet to come.
The president spent 6,476 words to say one thing: there was never anything wrong to begin with.
Fortunately, the outrageous maneuver failed. And we can only hope it has devastating consequences for Joe Biden's party.
Heading into his State of the Union speech, Biden's task: pretending his failures are a fulfillment of his promise to do "great things."
What's happening in Ukraine reminds us that we live in troubled times, but we are not to be troubled.
"Liberty [is] like muscles. If you don't exercise it, you lose it."
