Culture/Society

Desiree Figueroa pled guilty to participating in a plan with her mother to murder pregnant teenager, Marlen Ochoa-Lopez and remove her baby in 2019. Lured to the Figueroa's house with promises of free baby clothes, Ochoa-Lopez was strangled by Desiree as her mother cut the baby from the womb. Desiree's guilty plea includes terms that she testify against her mother for a 30-year sentence. The…

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A piece in Ms. Magazine titled “Punish, Torture, Kill: The Reality of Pregnancy in ‘Pro-Life’ America” by Jill Filipovic is criticized for a number of false statements. These include, the pro-life movement is about forced births, miscarriages and abortions are the same thing, abortions are "life-saving," babies with trisomy 18 need to die, and the pro-life movement uses nuanced arguments to…

Dylan Mulvaney, known for his controversial persona, appeared on the Golden Globes red carpet in a pink dress, earning widespread attention. Mulvaney previously came under scrutiny for a failed marketing campaign with Bud Light, in which he dressed as a girl. Despite the controversy, Mulvaney has continued to receive support from Hollywood, but faced critical comments online. NCAA Champion…

32-year-old former teacher Tatum Hatch has been arrested on suspicion of sexting a 15-year-old student at West Monroe High School. The investigation began after an anonymous tip-off. Hatch allegedly initiated sexual contact with the boy and sent him explicit images. She also reportedly gave him $500-600 over fear of a rumor. The student confirmed the relationship had been ongoing for 1.5 years…

A YouTube video documents a woman's distressing experience with the abortion pill, sparking conversation and criticism centered on Planned Parenthood and the abortion process. In the video, the woman named Desiree details her physical pain, emotional turmoil, and subsequent health complications followed by an emergency surgery. Despite her story, other comments suggest she might be lying for…

A suspect identified as Dylan Butler allegedly entered Perry High School in Iowa and shot multiple individuals before killing himself. The extent of the victims' injuries remains unclear. Butler, thought to be a senior at the school, reportedly posted suspicious content on TikTok hours before the shooting and is linked to the LGBTQ community. His mental state and motive remain the subject of…

NBC’s 3rd Hour of Today program featured a discussion about a new children's book about late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. The book, set to release on January 9, is part of a series spearheaded by author Brad Meltzer titled "Ordinary People Change the World." Guests included Ginsburg's granddaughter, Clara Spera, who hopes the book will inspire kids by showing them that…

Two drag queens in Vermont have received $4,000 in funding to expand their Drag Story Hour events to rural libraries in the state. The funds were raised by the Vermont Community Fund and will be used to provide knowledge about gender and sexuality to youth in rural areas. The queens aim to show representation and create spaces where kids can see examples of diverse gender expression. Online…

Lake Ridge High School in Oregon postponed a 'family-friendly' drag show scheduled for January 7th due to anonymous threats. The show was organized by the school's Gay Straight Alliance club and was intended to raise funds for the Trevor Project through optional $15 donations. It was to feature drag queen Poison Waters. The cancellation came after backlash from parents and students regarding…

Colonel Dillon Patterson has resigned as commander of the 188th Wing of Ebbing Air National Guard Base in Arkansas citing conflicts with his religious beliefs.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has vetoed House Bill 68, a piece of legislation that aimed to prevent minors from receiving transgender surgeries.

On this week's Woke of the Weak we got a glimpse of what the left wants 2024 to look like.

Saint Mary’s College in Notre Dame, Indiana, has reversed a decision to admit transgender women to the all-girls school amid backlash. The decision had been previously communicated by school president Katie Conboy, with a quote from Pope Francis about his love for the LGBTQ+ community. The about-face follows objections to the policy, primarily from Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades, as to the potential…