Category: Government Updates

New Hampshire Enacts ‘Help Not Harm’ and ‘Save Women’s Sports’ Bills

New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu has signed two critically important bills into law protecting the rights of children and women. Help Not Harm Bill Gov....

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House Oversight Committee Investigates Texas Children’s Medicaid Fraud

The U.S. Committee on Oversight and Accountability is now investigating Texas Children’s Hospital (TCH) for allegedly billing the government for transgender medical interventions. Texas law...

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Appeals Courts Affirm Rulings Stopping the DOE’s Rewrite of Title IX

Two federal appeals courts have upheld previous rulings stopping the U.S. Department of Education’s (DOE) rewrite of Title IX, which permits men to access women’s...

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Courts Defend Title IX from Department of Health and Human Services

JUMP TO… Background The Final Rule The Cases Tennessee v. Becerra Florida v. Department of Health and Human Health Services Why It Matters The Department...

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Third Court Halts DOE’s Title IX Rewrite, Girls’ Sports & Spaces Preserved

A third federal court has stopped the Biden administration’s rewrite of Title IX, which redefined “sex” in federal law to include “gender identity.” On April...

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Supreme Court Rules Presidents Have ‘Presumptive Immunity’ for All Official Acts

The U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling on Monday deciding that presidents have significant immunity for acts taken while in office. The Ruling The...

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Oklahoma Superintendent Directs All School Districts Teach the Bible

Oklahoma’s top education official Ryan Walters is directing all school districts in The Sooner State teach the importance of the Bible and the Ten Commandments....

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Tennessee Proclamation Calls for 31 Days of Prayer and Fasting

Tennessee legislators are calling for 31 days of prayer and fasting in The Volunteer State beginning July 1, imploring the state’s citizens to “seek God’s...

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Supreme Court Must Allow States to Protect Children From Transgender Medical Interventions

It’s nearing the end of June, which means the U.S. Supreme Court is busy issuing its final opinions before the month’s end. But our nation’s...

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Senate Committee Tries Once Again to Require Women to Register for the Draft

The U.S. Senate Committee on Armed Services has approved a draft of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2025 requiring women to...

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Illegal Immigrant Arrested in Murder of Maryland Mom

JUMP TO… Rachel’s Case The Suspect Fellow Victims Slipping Through the Cracks Background Why It Matters Police arrested an illegal immigrant from El Salvador on...

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Second Federal Court Halts DOE’s Title IX Rewrite – Protecting Girls’ Sports & Spaces

A second federal court has immediately halted the Biden administration’s “illegal” rewrite of Title IX, which redefined “sex” in federal law to include “gender identity.”...

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Court Rules Against DOE’s Title IX Rewrite, Saving Women’s Sports & Spaces – For Now

A federal district court has halted the Biden administration’s attempt to rewrite Title IX and redefine “sex” in federal law to include “gender identity.” That...

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Huge Title IX Win: Department of Education’s 2021 Interpretation Ruled ‘Unlawful’

JUMP TO … The Case Background The Ruling Why It Matters A federal court prevented the Department of Education (DOE) from enforcing its revised Title...

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Judge Strikes Down Florida Law Protecting Minors From Transgender Medical Interventions

A federal judge has blocked Florida’s restrictions on puberty blocking drugs and opposite-sex hormones for minors. Judge Robert Hinkle, a senior judge on the U.S....

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Louisiana’s Ten Commandments Bill is Good for Kids, Communities, and the Nation

Louisiana will soon become the first state in the nation requiring public universities and K-12 schools to display the Ten Commandments in each classroom. This...

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Two States Pass Laws Defining ‘Male’ and ‘Female’ and Protecting Women’s Spaces

Two states – Oklahoma and Louisiana – have enacted laws that recognize the biological differences between men and women, and preserve women’s privacy and sex-segregated...

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Oklahoma Governor Declares June 2024 the ‘Month for Life’

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt has declared June 2024 the “Month for Life” to promote and recognize the dignity of every human life – from the...

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Elderly Woman Becomes 10th Pro-Life Supporter Sentenced to Federal Prison

The U.S. Department of Justice announced on May 31 that Paula Paulette Harlow, 75, of Kingston, Massachusetts was sentenced to 24 months in prison for...

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Judge Up for Promotion Moved Serial Rapist and Pedophile into Female Prison

QUICK LOOK Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee to be confirmed for a promotion. Senators Kennedy (LA) and Cruz (TX) questioned...

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Pro-Life Grandmother Sentenced to Two Years in Prison for Abortion Clinic Protest

Pro-life grandmother Heather Idoni has been sentenced to two years in prison for her role in a protest at a notorious abortion clinic in Washington,...

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South Carolina Governor Signs ‘Help Not Harm’ Law

South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster signed a Help Not Harm law, protecting children from damaging and experimental “transgender” medical interventions, such as puberty blockers, opposite-sex...

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REPORT Act Becomes Law

A federal law passed earlier this month will force tech companies — including social media platforms — to crack down on online child exploitation. Background...

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South Carolina Passes ‘Help Not Harm’ Bill Protecting Children From Transgender Medical Interventions

The South Carolina state legislature has approved a Help Not Harm bill into law protecting children from experimental and irreversible “transgender” medical interventions. The legislature...

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