The pornography industry often makes headlines related to human trafficking, child sexual exploitation, or social media regulations, but this time it's in the news for running political ads. With less than a month to go before the presidential election, a coalition of pornography producers, distributors, and "performers" is running ads online, encouraging porn users to vote for Vice President Kamala Harris.
The Democratic Party's vice presidential contender is calling for the Electoral College to be abolished. At a fundraiser with California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) on Tuesday, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (D), who Vice President Kamala Harris has named as her running mate, said, "I think all of us know, the Electoral College needs to go."
In 2024, we're a country racked by violence, turmoil, and upheaval at the highest levels of government. For Christians, this year has not only been marked by the shock of an assassination attempt and the unprecedented shake-up at the top of the Democratic ticket - but a unique set of challenges. The disappointments of a watered-down GOP platform still sting, and the abandonment of core principles by leaders we've come to know and trust is forcing some believers to question their very involvement in politics. When even those who claim to be conservative walk away from absolute truth, as clearly revealed in Scripture, what should Christians do? How should we approach an election when the flaws of the candidates and the imperfections of both parties seem more evident than ever before?
The transgender industry has exploded from a trickle of young males seeking transition procedures to thousands upon thousands of minors who have filled the industry's bank account with more than $100 million, according to a groundbreaking new report.
On Tuesday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released a survey on transgenderism and gender identity confusion among American high schoolers. The data was collected by the CDC's Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System by surveying over 20,000 high school students from both private and public schools. As The New York Times pointed out, "The 2023 survey was the first to ask teenagers in all schools whether they identified as transgender."
Jack Phillips's long valley of legal travail may finally be nearing its conclusion. After 12 years of legal persecution, the Supreme Court of the State of Colorado on Tuesday dismissed the latest judgment against him on procedural grounds. This ruling seems to end the final lawsuit against him, but it also appeared that way six years ago when Phillips triumphed at the Supreme Court.
