The New Hampshire Democratic Party, already reeling from the likely absence of President Joe Biden on the state’s influential primary ticket, has publicly urged Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to cancel his appearance at the state’s annual PorcFest, one of the biggest libertarian events in the country. In a letter posted on social media, Ray Buckley,…

In a rare decision involving an immunity claim by government officials, a Massachusetts judge has denied a college’s human resources director’s request for immunity from a lawsuit seeking monetary damages against her for denying a professor’s religious exemption request from the jab. In denying the college official’s request, Massachusetts Superior Court Judge Edward McDonough slammed…

Girl Scouts of the USA has rolled out a new LGBT patch girls can earn, similar to the way they earn the organization’s long-celebrated merit badges. It’s called “The Girl Scout LGBTQ+ Pride Month Celebration Fun Patch.” Scouts, including the group’s younger Brownies and Daisies, which represent kindergarteners and first graders, can earn the rainbow-striped…

A software engineer fired for putting “Assigned By God” as the preferred pronoun on his employee profile has filed a civil rights lawsuit against his company. Chard Scharf was fired by the software company Bitwarden, an online storage service for sensitive information. Scharf served as Vice President of Software Engineering at the Jacksonville, Florida, location….

As Target continues to endure backlash over its newly launched “Pride” line of clothing and merchandise for kids, the retail giant is not alone in carrying woke wares for children and teens. Similar items that have prompted some to call for the “Bud Light treatment” of Target can also be found at Walmart, Kohl’s, Macy’s,…

A federal appeals court handed down a major defeat in the argument against so-called “racial balancing” by schools to create a more ethnically and economically diverse student body this week. The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a previous court ruling that an admissions policy adopted by America’s top-ranking public school—Thomas Jefferson High School…

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has proposed a $1.7 trillion operation budget for the next fiscal year, a 12 percent increase over its already enormous annual budget. The agency seeks billions more in taxpayer dollars to fund newly-proposed expenditures, including a sexual gender minority research office and grants to abortion providers. However,…

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has proposed a $1.7 trillion operation budget for the next fiscal year, a 12 percent increase over its already enormous annual budget. The agency seeks billions more in taxpayer dollars to fund newly-proposed expenditures, including a sexual gender minority research office and grants to abortion providers. However,…

A Georgia congressman is hoping to introduce a federal vaccination bill to end what he calls outrageously unethical decisions by hospitals denying transplant patients life-saving organs because they don’t believe in the COVID-19 vaccines. Rep. Richard McCormick (R-Ga.), who is also a medical doctor known for supporting natural immunity over the experimental jab, told The…

Efforts to overturn vaccine mandates for both hospital patients and healthcare workers appear to be gaining momentum across the U.S. In what is seen as a major victory for transplant patients who did not take the COVID vaccine, one of the largest transplant centers in the U.S. reversed its policy to require the jab in…