Academia’s Woke Influence on the Media: Analysis
by Peter Cordi Higher education’s push for Critical Race Theory influences not just college campuses, but also American society and media. Earlier this year, Campus Reform reported on a Jan. 20 speaking event at the University of Pittsburgh where three...
Abortion Pills Now More Common Than Surgical Abortions
by Laurel Duggan Medication-induced abortions accounted for 54% of all abortions in the U.S. in 2020, according to the Guttmacher Institute. Abortion pills have grown in popularity since they were first introduced in 2000, the Guttmacher Institute reported. And...
Democrats, Environmentalists Stay Silent on U.S. Energy Independence Amid Ukraine Crisis
by Thomas Catenacci Democrats and environmental groups were silent when asked about the importance of U.S. energy independence in light of the energy market volatility caused by the Ukraine crisis. Several Democratic leaders in the House and Senate who hold...
Watchdog Sues DOJ to Force Release of Records Related to Durham Probe
 – – – Background Photo “DOJ Building” by Baseball Watcher. CC BY-SA 3.0.
Trump Wins CPAC Poll While Support for DeSantis Grows
 – – – Photo “Donald Trump” by GPA Photo Archive. CC BY 2.0. Photo “Ron DeSantis” by Federal Government of the United States of America. Background Photo “CPAC 2022” by CPAC...
Doctors Sue California for Threatening to Punish Them for not Facilitating Assisted Suicide
Rochester Schools Collect Dossier, Call Employers on Critical Parents
by Scott McClallen Rochester Community School (RCS) officials were sued for compiling a dossier on parents who commented negatively on the school’s virtual learning policy. One official even called a parent’s employer, which possibly resulted in the...
Commentary: Mike Rowe Scholarship Highlights the Lost Virtues of Hard Work and Sweat
by Salena Zito Tracy Wilson is sitting in the cutest little ranch house in this Calvert County town. It is her dream house—literally her dream house, she explains, as she has had the image of this very home in her mind, down to the color scheme of the exterior....
Baltimore to Spend $90 Million in Federal Funds on Hotels for Homeless and Other Homeless Programs
by Laurel Duggan Baltimore plans to spend $90.4 million of federal funds to buy hotels to replace existing homeless shelters and support other homelessness programs, The Baltimore Sun reported Tuesday. The city has not yet announced which hotels it will buy,...
