Category: Sovereignty Rights
Kelsea Ballerini’s New Song “I Sit in Parks” Laments Putting Career Over Family
Kelsea Ballerini has it all, or so the world says. Fame, freedom, success, and a career that millions envy. Yet in her new song, the country star opens up about something missing — a family of her own.
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Supreme Court Declines Petition Challenging ‘Same-Sex Marriage’ Ruling
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined a request to consider overturning its 2015 decision legalizing “same-sex marriage.”
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Senate Deal to End Shutdown Includes Restrictions on Abortion Funding
Senate Republicans and Democrats have finalized a bipartisan deal to end the 42-day government shutdown, with a key provision explicitly prohibiting any federal funds under the continuing resolution from being used to subsidize abortion coverage through Obamacare exchanges.
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Christian man prosecuted for ex-gay testimony awaits ruling in ‘conversion therapy’ case
A Christian man in Malta who is facing potential fines and prison time for giving his testimony in 2022 about leaving the LGBT lifestyle is slated to receive a ruling Thursday in his case, which has dragged on for three years.
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Texas Supreme Court defends judges refusal to officiate same-sex “marriages”
In a decision issued on October 24 and signed by all nine justices of the Texas Supreme Court, the Texas Code of Judicial Conduct has been amended to permit judges in the state to publicly refuse to officiate same-sex weddings if doing so would conflict with their “sincerely held religious beliefs.”
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Christian social worker begins appeal after job offer withdrawn over traditional marriage beliefs
A devout Christian has moved to appeal an employment tribunal’s mixed ruling after alleging that a health charity in West Yorkshire withdrew a job offer because of his religious convictions.
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Supreme Court Considers Florida Parental Rights Case
On Nov. 7, the U.S. Supreme Court will consider taking up a landmark case that could redefine the meaning of parental rights in public education. The case, Littlejohn v. School Board of Leon County, has the potential to impact every classroom in the United States.
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Pro-freedom group to expose dangers of Liberal ‘hate crime’ bill before parliamentary committee
In an October 28 press release, the Democracy Fund (TDF) announced that the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights has invited them to appear at the House of Commons to debate Bill C-9, which experts have warned could kill free speech in Canada.
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Teacher Sues School District That Suspended Her for Exposing Secret Abortions
Zenaida Perez, a dedicated teacher at Centreville High School, has filed a lawsuit against Fairfax County Public Schools after the district suspended her for courageously exposing a school social worker’s secret facilitation of abortions on teen girls and their babies without parental consent.
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Federal Judge Strikes Down Biden Era Transgender Regulation
A federal judge has struck down a sweeping Biden-era regulation that sought to force healthcare providers to comply with transgender ideology under the guise of anti-discrimination law.
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Wisconsin Public Schools Provide Sanctuary For Accused Groomers And Sex Abusers
What do you get when a teacher’s union stooge steeped in left-wing dogma runs your public school system? Sanctuary for accused groomers and sex offenders.
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Big Government Locks Young People Out of the American Dream
The deleterious effects of government intrusions like those in the housing market have become the norm in the United States. High taxes, rapidly increasing health care costs since the adoption of Obamacare, energy prices raging higher as governments force an uneconomic switch away from fossil fuels and nuclear power, inflation caused by reckless government spending, the skyrocketing cost of higher education — all these and other increasing burdens have made the American Dream much more difficult to achieve.
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