Charlene Carter of Colorado may soon resume the job she loves after a Texas judge ordered her to be reinstated at Southwest Airlines on December 5, 2002. Carter had been dismissed from her job for criticizing the pro-abortion stances of her union and union leadership, according to U.S. District Judge Brantley Starr, in a highly critical ruling.
Read More
When President Joe Biden signs the radical Respect for Marriage Act on Tuesday, at least one Drag Queen Story Hour performer will likely be in attendance.
Read More
Higher amounts of screen time might be connected to an increased risk of developing obsessive-compulsive disorder, according to a new study. The study, published on Monday in the Journal of Adolescent Health, included around 9,200 children between the ages of nine and ten who reported how long they use screens. The different uses involved video game playing, watching videos, watching movies or shows, texting, chatting with people over video, and using social media sites
Read More
Today is International Human Rights Day, and despite claims by abortion proponents, abortion is not a human right. The reason for this should be obvious: because the act of abortion ends a pregnancy by killing a growing human in the womb. Therefore, abortion — the intentional homicide of a human not yet delivered — cannot be a human right.
Read More
Researchers at the University of Hong Kong studied 5-year medical records from the emergency department of two local public hospitals and found that cohabiting women were approximately 2.1 times more likely than married women to present physical injuries. Research has consistently found that married women experience less intimate partner violence (IPV) than cohabiting women.
Read More