NTSB Cites Geese as Likely Cause of Last Year’s Fatal Chopper Crash in Hudson River
Emergency personnel respond to a helicopter crash on the Hudson River, April 10, 2025, in Jersey City, N.J. AP Photo/Seth Wenig, File Loading the Audio P...
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‘There is nothing natural or safe about it’: Women share what happend next after taking abortion pills
Years ago, two women in their late teens were told that a chemical abortion was an easy way to end their pregnancies That lie, they said, left them feeling unprepared for the emotional and physical ...
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Medical group refutes ‘gender-affirming’ doctor’s testimony before Florida medical boards
An international group of medical professionals concerned about what they see as minimal evidence for prescribing puberty-blocking drugs and hormones to children accused a proponent of the practice ...
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Education Dept. investigates Virginia school district’s response to anti-Semitic incidents
The U S Department of Education s Office for Civil Rights will investigate whether the largest school district in Virginia failed to properly handle harassment against Jewish individuals in the ...
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Biden admin. to transport immigrant children across state lines for abortions
The U S Department of Health Human Services instructed the Office of Refugee Resettlement to make all reasonable efforts, including transportation across state lines, to ensure unaccompanied pregnant ...
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‘Evil piece of flesh demon:’ Woman sentenced to death for killing pregnant friend to steal unborn baby
Taylor Rene Parker, a 29-year-old mother who can no longer have children due to a hysterectomy, was sentenced to death by a jury in New Boston, Texas, Wednesday for the 2020 murder of her heavily ...
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NPR Blatantly Denies Unborn Child’s Humanity to Justify LIVE Abortion Broadcast
Ordinary Americans listened with shock and horror recently as NPR callously broadcast audio of a pregnant woman having an abortion procedure at eleven weeks.
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Veterans Day Surprise: West Point Cadets Given 12 Hours to Accept COVID Shot after Exemptions Denied
Cadets at the United States Military Academy at West Point were given less than 12 hours Thursday in order to respond to the denials of their medical exemption requests of the Pentagon's COVID-19 mandate.
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Suspect Arrested in Torching of 2 Black Churches in What Democrat Claims was Tactic to Suppress Votes
Investigators at the Jackson Police Department have arrested 23-year-old Devin McLaurin on suspicion of starting seven fires across Jackson, Mississippi, Tuesday, including two at historically black ...
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‘Former trans kid’ Chloe Cole Sues Doctors for Medical Malpractice
The 18-year-old is suing the doctors who performed transgender procedures, including an irreversible double mastectomy, on her when she was a minor.
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A Texas Judge Blocks Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Program – RELEVANT
A federal judge in Texas has struck down President Joe Biden’s popular student loan forgiveness program, declaring it illegal. The lawsuit was filed in
