Oklahoma governor Kevin Stitt signed legislation that bans transgender athletes from participation in girls’ high school or college sports on Wednesday. The Save Women’s Sports Act passed the Oklahoma House by a 79-18 vote last week, and was subsequently approved by the state Senate. “This bill…to us in Oklahoma is just common sense,” Stitt, a…Read More
In her opening statement before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson said something beautiful. After thanking members of Congress and President Joe Biden for the honor of the nomination, Jackson said, “And while I am on the subject of gratitude, I must also pause to reaffirm my thanks to God, for…Read More
Catholic President Joe Biden’s 2023 budget is out and it is nearly $6 trillion. It once again scraps all pro-life protections and makes abortion on demand more accessible. For the second year in a row the Hyde Amendment has been left out of the latest budget. Republicans say they’re not surprised. Senator Bill Cassidy says,…Read More
Oregon will no longer require people to be residents of the state to use its law allowing terminally ill people to receive lethal medication, after a lawsuit challenged the requirement as unconstitutional. n a settlement filed in U.S. District Court in Portland on Monday, the Oregon Health Authority and the Oregon Medical Board agreed to…Read More
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to review whether the Wisconsin Superintendent of Public Instruction violated the First Amendment when he withheld transportation benefits from an independent Catholic school unless it agreed not to call itself “Catholic.” Who was the state superintendent who violated state law at…Read More
For the second year in a row, the Oklahoma House gave final approval to bipartisan legislation that aims to prevent technology and telecommunications companies from sharing Oklahomans’ digital data without their consent. Rep. Collin Walke, the author of the Computer Data Privacy Act of 2022, touts the measure as the first in the nation to…Read More
The White House announced on Thursday that the U.S. will accept up to 100,000 Ukrainians fleeing from the Russian invasion, as President Joe Biden meets with world leaders in Europe. The report comes as more than 10 million Ukrainians have been displaced by war since February 24, including 3.5 million people who have fled the…Read More
The Texas Health and Human Services Commission recently released abortion data showing that there were 2,251 abortions performed in the state in October 2021. With these statistics, we now know that the Texas Heartbeat Act — which took effect on September 1, 2021 — has significantly reduced the number of abortions performed in Texas. Data…Read More
The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that Texas must allow a death row inmate to have a pastor pray over him and touch him as the prisoner is lethally injected, setting a broader precedent for religious rights of incarcerated individuals. The high court ruled 8-1 in the decision , determining that the state of Texas’s arguments…Read More
The Oklahoma House has passed a bill preventing transgender participation in female sports teams at Oklahoma schools. The House voted 79-18 for the bill on Wednesday, with only Democrats opposing it. It now heads to the Senate for consideration. Continue Reading…