On Wednesday, a statement from the school’s athletic department read, “Utah State University will not participate in its scheduled October 23, 2024, volleyball match at San Jose State University. The University will abide by Mountain West Conference policy regarding how this match is recorded.”
Read MoreLive Action’s new “Face to Face” series brings together former abortionists, women who have had abortions, and abortion survivors for emotional, impactful conversations on how abortion affects people. Two of the people who participated are Dr. Anthony Levatino, a former abortionist who estimates he committed nearly 1,200 abortions, and Melissa Ohden, who survived an attempted saline abortion at 31 weeks gestation.
Read MoreA generation that was raised on social media has a unique experience when it comes to internet pornography. Young adults today have near limitless access to sexually explicit content, but they spend little time thinking about what that access means for themselves or their relationships. Pornography is everywhere, as a result, young people today are exposed to pornographic content much earlier and spend much more time watching porn than previous generations.
Read MorePeter Vlaming was a well-liked teacher at West Point High School. In 2018, when one of his female students began presenting as a male and using masculine pronouns, Vlaming wrestled with how to respond. Vlaming tried to accommodate the student by using her new preferred name and avoiding the use of pronouns altogether. But that wasn’t good enough for the West Point School Board. The superintendent demanded Vlaming refer to the student using pronouns inconsistent with her sex. When he refused, the school board fired him. In response, Vlaming filed a lawsuit against the school board with the help of Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF).
Read MoreThe Washington Stand asked Meg Kilgannon, senior fellow for Education Studies at Family Research Council, what might explain the growth in homeschooling trends across the country. “The reason for homeschooling is often quite simple: parents not trusting their children’s education and moral formation to public or private schools,”
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