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Education Department repeals Biden-era Title IX rule
The repeal restores the regulatory text that preceded the 2024 rule, while a planned sex-based clarification remains on the Department’s regulatory agenda.
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Treasury will enroll children in accounts without parent sign-up
Automatic enrollment begins Oct. 1, creating millions of children’s accounts and raising questions about parents’ role.
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Oregon School District keeps male student in girls’ locker rooms after fight
The Daily Wire report puts a school’s locker-room policy and a reported altercation into Wisconsin’s governor’s race, where parents deserve answers about who belongs in girls’ facilities.
Politics
Tuberville speaks; Kennedy presses Trump on costs
As the midterms approach, separate reports cover Tuberville’s Senate speech and Kennedy’s call for Trump to address affordability.
Politics
Marcy Kaptur backs parents in ad, draws party rebuke
With Derek Merrin set for a November rematch, Kaptur’s campaign ad backing parental say in schools and girls’ sports has drawn a demand for its removal from her own party.
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HHS rejects HRC's claims as hospitals halt sex-change procedures for minors
HRC called the hospital agreements a crisis for families; HHS says protecting children from the procedures is not discrimination.
Politics
William Lawrence’s deleted posts put family views on the ballot
With the November election approaching, Lawrence’s deleted posts and explanations leave Michigan’s 7th District voters to weigh his record on the family.
Politics
Rand Paul’s six-cent plan puts Medicare on the cut list
His proposed budget resolution promises balance in five years through across-the-board cuts, including Medicare, putting the plan’s family stakes before lawmakers
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Talarico Called Teaching Bible Stories ‘Propaganda’
A resurfaced 2025 clip puts his words about Bible instruction—and the families who teach Scripture—before Texas Senate voters.
Politics
Texas Voters Put Candidates’ Family Record to the Test
As Texas races take shape, voters can see whether candidates defend children and parental rights or repeat the 2020 mistake of avoiding these issues.
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Newsom signs new rules for kids’ social media and AI
California’s law adds chatbot safeguards and bars addictive social-media features for users under 16.
Politics
Republicans outspend Democrats as Senate cash fight grows
The spending gap is forcing Democrats to choose between defending must-win Senate races and betting on red-state pickups.