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In religious liberty win, Herzog Foundation granted injunction in case over Biden-era abortion mandate - The Heartlander
(The Lion) — A Christian nonprofit does not have to follow a federal rule that would mandate abortion accommodations, a federal court ruled in a preliminary injunction on Tuesday.
Pro-family panel warns of ideological dangers to American children, families - The Heartlander
(The Lion) — The greatest threats facing children today are the spread of radical ideologies through social media and the cultural apathy that enables their influence. That is according to a panel of trailblazing experts assembled at the International Christian Media Convention, dubbed NRB 2025, to discuss “Protecting Foundations of the Family.” Moderated by Chris Stigall, host of the Lion Week in Review, the panelists emphasized the particularly heinous nature of radical gender ideology.
Ohio State beats Notre Dame in National Championship; both QBs praise Jesus - The Heartlander
(The Lion) — Only one team got to take home the College Football Playoff National Championship Trophy Monday night, but both quarterbacks reflected on the game’s result by drawing on their faith. “First and foremost, I’ve got to give the glory and praise to my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. I wouldn’t be here without him,” said quarterback Will Howard of the Ohio State Buckeyes, in an on-field interview just after his team’s win.
Republicans elect Sen. John Thune as next Senate majority leader - The Heartlander
(The Lion) — Senator John Thune, R-South Dakota, was elected to be the next Senate majority leader on Wednesday, eight days after Republicans won a 53-seat majority in the Senate. Thune, the current Senate minority whip, will replace Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky, who is the “longest serving Senate party leader,” the Associate Press reports. “I am extremely honored to have earned the support of my colleagues,” Thune said in a statement, according to the AP.
How did Sen. Hawley help secure funding for Missouri’s Fort Leonard Wood? - The Heartlander
Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Missouri, pushed top Army brass over two years, publicly and privately, to fund new military housing at Fort Leonard Wood (FLW) in the heart of Missouri’s Ozarks. So why is St. Louis NBC affiliate KSDK claiming Hawley’s campaign boast to have secured the funding is false?
RFK suspends campaign, supports Trump for president, says Dems ‘abandoned democracy’ - The Heartlander
(The Lion) — Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced Friday he is suspending his presidential campaign and supporting Republican nominee Donald Trump for president. The independent candidate made his announcement in a speech in Phoenix, Arizona, hours before Trump will hold a rally in Glendale with a “special guest” widely rumored to be Kennedy himself.
Exclusive: Gavin Newsom campaigned for Biden 2 miles from Trump shooter Crooks’ home the day before Crooks snapped - The Heartlander
(The Lion) — Trump shooter Thomas Matthew Crooks began focusing on the former president and his upcoming Butler, Pennsylvania rally around July 6, FBI Director Christopher Wray told the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday. But the day before that pivotal moment, on July 5, California Gov. Gavin Newsom stumped for President Joe Biden just two miles from Crooks’ home – using apocalyptic terms to warn a small crowd about the alleged dangers of a Trump presidency.
Supreme Court strikes down injunction against government censorship via big tech, citing plaintiffs’ standing - The Heartlander
(The Lion) — In a 6-3 ruling Wednesday, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled in favor of the Biden administration in a lawsuit brought by two state attorneys general and five social media users, who the majority argued lacked the standing to sue over government-coerced censorship of conservatives online. The lawsuit in the case, known as Murthy v.
Missouri State hires DEI champion as next president - The Heartlander
(The Lion) — Red states tend to take one step forward and two steps back on inclusivity, asserted the next president of Missouri State University, Richard Williams. The former high school athletic trainer, who goes by “Biff” and has been a university president for 10 years, made the remarks during an open forum on Feb. 15, when he was one of three finalists for the Missouri State job.
Christian Teacher of the Year: Joseph Cox takes his students to ‘court’ to put their faith on trial, preparing them for college and life
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the linchpin of the Christian faith. So how do you teach Christian school students to believe and defend it? Put the belief on trial. That’s exactly what theology and English teacher Joseph Cox has his students do at Lutheran High School South in Saint Louis, Missouri each year as part of the capstone project of Apologetics, a class about presenting and defending the faith.
Three school district officials signed off on grant for ‘gender-affirming closet’ in Kansas City-area district months before belated rejection - The Heartlander
(The Lion) — Despite Kansas City-area Liberty Public Schools’ previous statement denying it applied for a grant for a “gender-affirming closet,” documents obtained by The Lion reveal three high-level district officials signed off on the application. In addition, the application itself states that district staff even helped shape the project. “Our district did not apply for the grant,” a spokesman for the district told The Lion Aug. 7, in response to an inquiry.
Missouri school board member took heat for telling the truth and asking questions, then was stripped of VP title weeks before election - The Heartlander
When Springfield, Missouri residents cast their votes Tuesday in the local school board race, they will decide two of seven seats which control the district and its employed administrators. “The board has full legislative authority and control of the district as provided for in state law,” the SPS website states plainly. It may come as a surprise, then, that one apparently inquisitive board member, Dr. Maryam Mohammadkhani, may have lost her VP role in a 4-3 vote Feb.
‘He flip-flopped': Missouri legislator one of three in hot water over about-face on school choice - The Heartlander
(The Lion) — Missouri Rep. Chris Lonsdale, R-Liberty, is taking heat for voting against an open enrollment bill last week after promising during his election campaign to support it and other school choice measures. The conflict was apparent on Twitter Wednesday, where screenshots of Lonsdale’s pledge to support specific school choice measures, including open enrollment, were shared.
1 in every 5 Missouri schools is at risk of losing full accreditation after latest test scores plummet 25% statewide - The Heartlander
(The Lion) — Missouri assessment test results from 2021-22 were released Tuesday, revealing breathtaking performance drops leaving more than 100 school districts short of the full accreditation mark.
Two school choice bills pass committee, head to Missouri Senate floor - The Heartlander
(The Lion) — Two bills to expand school choice in Missouri passed out of the Senate Committee on Education and Workforce Development on Tuesday. SB 360, sponsored by Sen. Koenig, R-District 15, would expand the state’s MOScholars program, which currently funds scholarships worth just over $6,000 per student for families to use on qualifying educational expenses, including private school tuition.
Nearly 40% of Missouri’s $10B education dept. budget reflects ‘mission creep’ and ‘bureaucratic bloat,' says lawmaker - The Heartlander
(The Lion) — Of the $10 billion allotted to K-12 education in Missouri’s current budget, $4 billion may never make it to the classroom. If that staggering amount of money alarms taxpayers and school parents, they’re not alone. It’s a big concern for Rep. Doug Richey, R-District 39, who chairs the Joint Committee on Education in the Missouri Assembly.
Kansas City-area school district quietly removes alarming ‘designer baby’ assignment with eugenic overtones after mom's concerns - The Heartlander
(The Lion) — Students in a Missouri middle school were given a genetics assignment suggesting traits such as “skinny,” blond hair and gray or blue eyes are the most valuable. If that sounds frighteningly similar to eugenics, the monstrous and discredited view of racial improvement that motivated the likes of Hitler, you’re in good company: So thinks the mother who discovered the assignment and immediately contacted the district, Liberty Public Schools in Liberty, Missouri, a Kansas City suburb.
Third KC teacher in 2 weeks charged with sex crimes involving students and minors - The Heartlander
Does the public school system have a serious child sex abuse problem? Some experts and lawmakers say yes. In Kansas City alone, three area teachers have been charged with serious sex crimes in just the last two weeks. They join a shockingly long list of this year’s misbehaving teachers, arrested at a one-per-day clip.
Biden’s DOJ sicced the FBI on pro-life father, arrested in front of his children in guns-drawn morning raid - The Heartlander
A pro-life volunteer and father of seven was arrested on questionable charges by the FBI in a SWAT raid involving around 20 federal agents with guns drawn, even as his wife and children, some of whom were screaming, looked on. Mark Houck regularly spends his Wednesdays offering “sidewalk counsel” at two abortion centers in Philadelphia, according to Life News. He also runs a Catholic ministry for men, encouraging them to live out Christian values.
Missouri school district walks back controversial transgender policy after backlash - The Heartlander
A Missouri school board voted unanimously on Tuesday to rescind its controversial transgender policy after a published letter raised suspicions about how it got passed in the first place. The Blair Oaks schools district near Jefferson City, Missouri, had unanimously approved a transgender policy in Nov. 2020.
Missouri’s Park Hill School District refuses to answer questions about teacher who was investigated for solicitation and may have quietly resigned - The Heartlander
A large Missouri public school district refuses to answer questions about its investigation of a teacher accused of soliciting a minor, and a quiet resignation may put other kids at risk.
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