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A new year, another race obsessed episode of NBC'S Law & Order.

The chance to counteract the "woke decline" in America, has arrived.

Female students at East High School in Denver returned from winter break to find a girls' bathroom converted into an "all-gender" restroom. This decision sparked criticism from parents and students who feel it compromises female students' comfort and safety for a "social experiment." School officials argue it's a convenience for students needing more bathroom access. Critics argue this change…

In Worcester, Massachusetts, a councilmember, Thu Ngyuen, took a month-long mental health leave, claiming they felt unsafe and discriminated against after being misgendered. Ngyuen, identifying as non-binary, accused the council of lacking support against transphobia but refused to provide evidence. Additionally, they criticized the council's insufficient focus on LGBTQ+ issues and the…

In a controversial reading event, Rep. Tim "Sarah" McBride (D-DE), a transgender congressman, read to elementary school children from the book "I Am Jazz," illustrating his support for transgender rights. The session, part of a campaign by the Human Rights Campaign, sparked debate. Critics argue the message misleads children about gender identity, while supporters advocate for inclusion and…

Why should some toxic masculine type who looks like Sylvester Stallone show up on your doorstep to help when you can pay nearly four hundred thousand taxpayer dollars to watch a squad of lesbian girl bosses break the glass ceiling?

A Minnesota school district removed "The Rainbow Parade," a children's book depicting nudity, from an elementary library due to concerns about inappropriate content for young students. The decision sparked controversy, as a committee of educators and community members voted to retain the book, arguing it represents diverse perspectives. Superintendent Kent Pekel defended the removal based on…

The blog critiques the focus on diversity in the Los Angeles Fire Department's leadership, highlighting their salaries and comments made by Assistant Chief Kristine Larson, who joked about not saving someone in a fire. It mentions a video promoting the department's diversity efforts and criticizes California Governor Gavin Newsom's response to the ongoing wildfires. The post questions the…

Tim Allen is back with a brand-new comedy that premiered this week on ABC. Shifting Gears stars Allen (who also serves as executive producer) as Matt, a widowed entrepreneur who owns a classic car restoration business. Matt’s estranged daughter Riley (Kat Dennings) returns home with her children after a divorce that leaves her broke (no pun intended) and in need of her dad’s help.

Minnesota's oldest abortion clinic, Robbinsdale Clinic, near Minneapolis, has closed after decades of operation.

You didn’t really leave or go anywhere. You’re still home. And whether you blindly consented to it or not, at some point your progressive leaders allowed you to wake up to a “home” entirely changed.

"Wicked," despite its promotion as an inclusive adaptation, failed to win at the Golden Globes, losing to "Emilia Perez," which dominated the night with multiple awards.

Celebrities participating in the 82nd annual Golden Globe Awards show on Sunday steered clear of politics for the most part, except for the host of the event, comedian Nikki Glaser who couldn’t resist roasting the celebrities in the room over their inability to sway the 2024 election.

In 2024, abortion was reported as the leading cause of death worldwide, with over 73 million abortions, according to Worldometers and LifeNews. This number surpassed other causes of death, including cancer, which claimed an estimated 10 million lives. The statistics are based on a May 2024 WHO fact sheet. Critics argue that WHO and other agencies downplay abortion as a cause of death.