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Ireland Owens

East Coast United States, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: The Daily Caller, MSN, Aol, Flipboard, WND, The Daily Signal, The Western Journal, EIN News, health.einnews.com, Independent Journal Review, Before It's News and
Reporter for @DailyCaller News Foundation | talk to me @ ireland@dcnf.org | RTs and likes ≠ endorsements | formerly @NJC_YAF & @Thecentersquare | Texas native
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School Pushed 'Secret Gender Transitions Behind Closed Doors': Lawsuit

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By Ireland Owens
| The Western Journal Verified
Parental rights group Moms for Liberty has filed a federal lawsuit against the School District of the Chathams Board of Education for allegedly “pushing secret gender transitions behind closed doors,” the Daily Caller News Foundation first learned.
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Gov’t Study Finds Link Between Belief In Gender Ideology And Support For Political Violence

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By Ireland Owens
| Conservative Daily News
Proponents of “radical gender ideology” are more likely to “hold left-wing authoritarian beliefs and believe political violence is justified,” according to a Department of Health and Human Services study out Wednesday.
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US Breakfast Giant Removes Artificial Dyes From Cereals In MAHA-Friendly Move

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By Ireland Owens
| Conservative Daily News
General Mills announced Wednesday that all of its cereals in the U.S. are now made without artificial colors. The American food company said in a news release that with all of its U.S. cereals — including popular options like Lucky Charms and Trix — now being free of certified colors, 90% of its total retail portfolio in the nation has completed the transition.
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