by Meg Kilgannon

October 14, 2021: There is a rising trend of divisive identity politics -- often marketed as "social justice education" -- being taught to America's school children. One of the organizations most responsible for this trend is the highly partisan and left-wing Southern Poverty Law Center and its Learning for Justice initiative. For the SPLC, the objective is not teaching "justice for all" but indoctrinating our nation's children with disputed ideologies such as Critical Race Theory and Queer Theory. Due in part to the funding and efforts of the SPLC, these theories are increasingly being presented as fact in school curricula, professional development trainings for teachers, and even policies at the school board level.

by Meg Kilgannon

October 1, 2021: Last week a mom read aloud to the Fairfax County School Board excerpts from library books found in an FCPS library.

by Connor Semelsberger

September 24, 2021: Last Friday afternoon, U.S. Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Xavier Becerra quietly announced a new set of actions in response to the implementation of Texas' Heartbeat Act, a pro-life law the U.S. Supreme Court recently allowed to go into effect while further litigation plays out.

by Ken Blackwell

September 23, 2021: This week, the Iranian theocracy's president, Ebrahim Raisi, gave a brazen virtual "speech" at the United Nations General Assembly. His barefaced lies and shameless claims once again raised the question, why is the UN allowing a madman and a mass murderer to take over the international podium? Which world leader is truly willing and ready to shake Raisi's blood-drenched hands?

by Lt. Gen. (Ret.) William G. Boykin and Mary Beth Waddell

September 20, 2021: The Biden administration's disastrous retreat from Afghanistan has raised fresh concerns about this administration's military leadership. Amid the chaos and mere hours before 13 U.S. service members were killed in a bomb attack at the airport in Kabul, Afghanistan, the Army's top enlisted general was tweeting about diversity and quotas in celebration of "Women's Equality Day."

by Meg Kilgannon

September 15, 2021: Our nation's schools are struggling. Academic underperformance has been an issue for decades. And now there is the very real sense that America's schoolchildren are being taught to hate their country, their parents, and even themselves.

by Arielle Del Turco

September 13, 2021: Women's sports will no longer exist in Afghanistan under the Taliban's regime, according to the deputy head of the Taliban's cultural commission. Ahmadullah Wasiq told an Australian reporter that it was "not necessary" that women play cricket or other sports. "In cricket, they might face a situation where their face and body will not be covered. Islam does not allow women to be seen like this," he said. For the women who blazed the trail that led to the development of women's sports that did not previously exist in Afghanistan, the announcement confirmed their fears about Taliban rule.

by Lela Gilbert

September 10, 2021: Across America today, intense arguments and quarrels that flared up during the urgent removal of all American forces from Afghanistan - abruptly announced by President Joe Biden on Aug. 16 - are still roiling. The angry uproar increased when retrospectives began to appear as Sept. 11 approached. This included poignant reminders that al-Qaida, under Osama bin Laden's direction, orchestrated the 9/11 attacks. It is well known that al-Qaida remains a Taliban ally today.

by Ken Blackwell and Lori Roman

September 9, 2021: Those who relish the unyielding power of the state over the individual have had a good year. Lockdowns by tyrannical governors and state and local bureaucrats, along with expansive authority seized out of thin air by the CDC and other arms of the federal government, have made America almost unrecognizable as a bastion of freedom.

by Ken Blackwell and Ken Cuccinelli

September 8, 2021: In June, just days before the U.S. Senate was to vote on Democrats' federal takeover of elections deceptively named the 'For the People Act,' West Virginia's Senator Joe Manchin drew a red line in the sand.