The latest app to face the axe is Pray.com, a platform filled with faith-based content, daily Bible-reading plans, and spiritual development programs. The app, according to a press release issued this week, is being removed from the Apple App Store in mainland China.
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The Wyoming Senate declared diversity, equity, and inclusion programs to be a source of division and have decided to pull funding for such programs at the University of Wyoming. During their budget proposals, state Senate members also made similar decisions surrounding gender studies programs.
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According to parents, Scott Patrick acknowledged receiving complaints highlighting sexual passages in the books. The principal didn’t explain why he didn’t immediately remove the books from the school library until they had been reviewed, given parents’ concerns.
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It’s an ill wind that blows nobody good. Falling fertility rates around the world are worrying policy experts. The population of some countries will halve by end of century. Countries with a unique culture and language like South Korea or Japan face a bleak future.
But for the IVF industry, this is a brilliant marketing opportunity. The International Federation of Fertility Societies has created a website called “More Joy” to promote its services to infertile couples to doctors, policy makers, politicians, and employers. “Together let’s ensure that everyone who wants to build a family can,” it says.
Such manufactures represent “a coordinated effort” to stoke fear before the 2024 elections, declared Family Research Council Action President Jody Hice, guest host of “Washington Watch” on Wednesday. Their purpose is not just “to rally the Left but, probably even more so … to intimidate and silence Christians who embrace a biblical worldview,” he said.
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