BySandra AsuncionCultureEquality Killed the Kitchen, Now It’s Killing Us
What started as a reasonable desire to be able to work independently, open a bank account, hold our own credit cards, and vote became a direct war against the sandwich itself.
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Scott Wiener calls violence research “absolutely vile.” Congress should fund it.
Wiener, elected to replace Nancy Pelosi, says defending transgender people will be a priority in Congress as DOJ seeks research on violence.
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Colorado voters are poised to protect girls’ sports and stop sex-change surgeries. Weiser is eyeing a rewrite
With both measures leading and the AP yet to call them, Weiser is already discussing changes that could let Colorado Democrats rewrite protections for girls and children.
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Voters backed fairness for girls—even in a blue wave
Arizona and Nebraska voters approved girls’ sports protections as Democrats gained power, while Colorado and Washington measures led in the count.
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Washington must protect women’s privacy in every changing room
The emergency exception leaves locker rooms under Washington’s gender-identity rule as the state’s response to Olympus Spa’s Supreme Court petition remains due December 4.
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Meta’s plan to discredit Haidt shows Big Tech cannot police itself around kids
Court-filed notes show Meta staff discussed turning academics against Jonathan Haidt, whose warnings helped move debate toward stronger protections for children online.
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Parents’ right to protect girls is not “manufactured
Two days before Michigan’s Senate election, El-Sayed called the conflict over transgender students in sports “manufactured,” reviving his 2018 pledge on access.
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Utah’s porn age checks are a win for families—and a model for the country
Utah is putting adult websites on notice as its Division of Consumer Protection begins enforcing age checks, giving parents a state-backed line against porn sites.
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Kansas parents should judge Adam Hamilton by the church he built
Two days before Kansas voters choose a senator, Townhall’s video captures a pastor on staff praising a children’s drag story hour and describing the church’s practices.
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Pennsylvania parents—not Josh Shapiro—should decide their children’s care
Two days before Pennsylvania votes, Shapiro’s taped pledge to protect “our trans children” collides with his lawsuit and his record on girls’ sports.
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The money, clinics and drug makers behind gender transition for minors.
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How the 2024 campaign’s ads on gender identity moved voters, and what it means for both parties.
ReportFamily First: Reclaiming the GOP’s Forgotten ConstituencyAmerican Principles Project · 2019
How Republicans can win back working- and middle-class families with a family-first agenda.
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Planned Parenthood as the leading provider of sex-change procedures for young adults.
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New Jersey must ask parents before keeping a baby’s blood
A federal judge dismissed the parents’ challenge, but New Jersey lawmakers can still require consent before the state keeps newborn blood after screening.
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France's bill would criminalize speech on national identity
Franceinfo says the bill would raise penalties to three years in prison and €75,000 for elected officials or declared candidates.
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Angie Nixon put school secrecy ahead of Florida parents
Days before Florida's Senate vote, Nixon's 2022 amendment shows how she would put student consent ahead of parents' right to know.
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Families must stand above government’s unchecked power
The Heritage Foundation’s Oct. 30 post rejects shared ownership and says government makes every decision without challenge, putting the family’s authority at stake.
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Parents have a right to know when a child is urged to transition
The allegation lands amid a Texas investigation into mailers sent under a fictitious group name, while a court record names senders of related texts—not the mailers.
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Pine-Richland must stop hiding school gender transitions from parents
The Third Amended Complaint renews the challenge after a federal appeals court let Jane Doe pursue damages, while parents in the district still face a policy that sidelines them.
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The Ninth Circuit was right to put Idaho’s pro-life law back in force
The 2-1 stay keeps Idaho’s near-total abortion ban enforceable as the state appeals an injunction that let one doctor continue abortions when a woman’s health was at risk.
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Maine girls shouldn’t need a federal complaint for a fair game
On Nov. 2, ADF plans to ask federal officials to investigate Maine’s girls’ sports rules on behalf of two high school players, one day before the Senate election.
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Illinois schools must get parents’ consent before screening children
Illinois plans annual screenings for students in grades 3–12 starting in 2027–28; federal officials are pressing the state to put parents’ consent first.
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Parents deserve formula standards newer than 1998
The FDA’s first comprehensive nutrient review since 1998 would reset key requirements, while parents can weigh in before the agency writes one final rule.
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Massachusetts must not run out the clock on Sophie Kutzko’s parents
A judge blocked testosterone, but the March custody trial leaves Sophie’s parents little time to secure a ruling before she turns 18.
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Public schools fail children as senior scores hit new lows
In 2024, 45% of high school seniors scored below NAEP Basic in math; more reported four-year college acceptance than in 2019, but a lower percentage were likely ready for college coursework.
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