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Victorian Labor's "Free" Abortion Pledge Is a Manipulative Bid to Stay in Power
Victorian Labor's "Free" Abortion Pledge Is a Manipulative Bid to Stay in Power A desperate Victorian Labor Party is peddling taxpayer-funded abortions as free "healthcare". As Ben Carroll, the state's premier, shared in a 15 October X post, "Abortion is healthcare. Your bank account and your postcode shouldn't be a barrier. We'll fix that." In a broader announcement, the taxpayer-funded termination of an unborn child's life was being sold as good for the mother's bank account.
A Million Women Movement Marks Second Anniversary: "Look What the Lord Has Done! Ishtar Has Fallen!"
A Million Women Movement Marks Second Anniversary: "Look What the Lord Has Done! Ishtar Has Fallen!" Two years after A Million Women gathered in Washington for ten hours of prayer and fasting, organisers point to victories they believe reflect God's answers to intercession. Two years ago, the Million Women (AMW) prayer movement was born. On October 12, 2024, in Washington, DC, 250,000 Americans, along with some Australians, turned up to pray for ten hours of fasting, repentance, and prayer.
Labor's Algorithm Laws Sound Good on Paper
Labor's Algorithm Laws Sound Good on Paper - Until You Read the Fine Print Australia's proposed digital duty of care laws promise greater online safety, but critics warn they could give ministers sweeping powers to restrict lawful content and threaten free speech. Since Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's under-16s social media ban went viral worldwide, his Government has proposed legislation to take it a step further - to allow users to "switch off the algorithm". On the surface, it's a noble idea.
Legacy Media Are Gunning for Trump's New Pro-Life Press Secretary: Here's Why
Legacy Media Are Gunning for Trump's New Pro-Life Press Secretary: Here's Why Katie Zacharia's first days as White House Press Secretary have sparked fierce media criticism, but her remarkable testimony of surviving an abortion attempt tells a deeper story. Trump's new Press Secretary has left the administration's political opponents scrambling for dirt. Katie Zacharia speaks Chinese, is an abortion survivor, mum of four, and a highly credentialed commentator.
Christa Pike and the Left's Incoherent Argument Against 'Human Cruelty'
Christa Pike and the Left's Incoherent Argument Against 'Human Cruelty' Christa Pike's botched execution has sparked outrage across America, but critics argue that the same concern for human dignity is denied to abortion survivors. For days, the United States has been riveted by the case of death row inmate Christa Pike, who was sentenced to die by lethal injection on 30 September - the first woman in 200 years to be executed in the state of Tennessee. Only Christa didn't die.
Euthanasia Accounts for 4% of Belgian Deaths as Rate Doubles in Five Years
Euthanasia Accounts for 4% of Belgian Deaths as Rate Doubles in Five Years Euthanasia accounted for 4% of all deaths in Belgium in 2025, with growing numbers involving people who were not terminally ill, dementia patients and psychiatric conditions.
The Patriot Post® · Public Safety Should Be the Sleeper Issue of the Midterms
By Suzanne Bowdey Some people might question the wisdom of putting Donald Trump on the campaign trail with his dubious approval ratings, but it’s proving to be one of the smartest moves Republicans have made. The president may not be on the ballot, but his ability to accomplish his agenda over the next two years is — and putting Trump in front of voters helps remind America of that.
Public Safety Should Be the Sleeper Issue of the Midterms
Some people might question the wisdom of putting Donald Trump on the campaign trail with his dubious approval ratings, but it’s proving to be one of the smartest moves Republicans have made. The president may not be on the ballot, but his ability to accomplish his agenda over the next two years is — and putting Trump in front of voters helps remind America of that.
Christa Pike survived her execution. The double standard no one is talking about
For days, the country has been riveted by the case of death row inmate Christa Pike, who was sentenced to die by lethal injection on September 30 — the first woman in 200 years to be executed in the state of Tennessee. Only Christa didn't die. For two hours, the team at the prison tried and failed to find a vein, ultimately sending a double dose of the poison into her body, not her bloodstream.
Americans Sour on the Dems’ Socialist Gamble
It’s been one of the Democrats’ greatest self-delusions of this election cycle that voters are somehow indifferent to the party’s wild leftward lurch. “Let me tell you what I’m hearing,” House Minority Whip Katherine Clark (D-Mass.) said on CNN’s “The Situation Room.” “The American people don’t care about these [socialism] labels. They don’t care about a created inter-Democratic party fight.
‘Temper their excitement’: The media are suddenly less sure about a Democrat wave Original
President Donald J. Trump boards Marine One on the South Lawn of the White House, Monday, Oct. 5, 2026, en route Joint Base Andrews for a trip to Nebraska. (Official White House photo by Daniel Torok) After months of flooding the zone with glum predictions for Republicans, there’s been a quiet but meaningful shift in major media headlines. Left-leaning outlets desperate to make the GOP’s demise a self-fulfilling prophecy seem to be subtly hedging their bets against another polling embarrassment.
Christa Pike survived her execution. The double standard no one is talking about
By , Op-ed contributor | For days, the country has been riveted by the case of death row inmate Christa Pike, who was sentenced to die by lethal injection on September 30 — the first woman in 200 years to be executed in the state of Tennessee. Only Christa didn’t die. For two hours, the team at the prison tried and failed to find a vein, ultimately sending a double dose of the poison into her body, not her bloodstream.
Liberals: Executing Christa Pike is "Cruel and Unusual Punishment," Abortion Up to Birth is OK - LifeNews.com
For days, the country has been riveted by the case of death row inmate Christa Pike, who was sentenced to die by lethal injection on September 30 - the first woman in 200 years to be executed in the state of Tennessee. Only Christa didn't die. For two hours, the team at the prison tried and failed to find a vein, ultimately sending a double dose of the poison into her body, not her bloodstream.
Christa Pike and the Left’s Incoherent Argument against ‘Human Cruelty’
For days, the country has been riveted by the case of death row inmate Christa Pike, who was sentenced to die by lethal injection on September 30 — the first woman in 200 years to be executed in the state of Tennessee. Only Christa didn’t die. For two hours, the team at the prison tried and failed to find a vein, ultimately sending a double dose of the poison into her body, not her bloodstream.
Democrats Were Supposed to Crush Republicans in November, But That's Changing - LifeNews.com
After months of flooding the zone with glum predictions for Republicans, there's been a quiet but meaningful shift in major media headlines. Left-leaning outlets desperate to make the GOP's demise a self-fulfilling prophecy seem to be subtly hedging their bets against another polling embarrassment.
Media Starts to Doubt Dems’ Invincibility as November Creeps Closer
After months of flooding the zone with glum predictions for Republicans, there’s been a quiet but meaningful shift in major media headlines. Left-leaning outlets desperate to make the GOP’s demise a self-fulfilling prophecy seem to be subtly hedging their bets against another polling embarrassment.
The Patriot Post® · Red States Combine Forces to Choke Off Abortion Pill Pipeline
By Suzanne Bowdey Like a lot of girls her age, Rosalie Markezich knew the standard talking point about mifepristone. Don’t worry, the online sites say. It’s just like taking a Tylenol. “Well, I’ve taken a lot of Tylenol in my lifetime,” she tells people now, and “it has never killed my child.
Her Boyfriend Forced Her to Take the Abortion Pill, It Killed Her Baby and Injured Her - LifeNews.com
Like a lot of girls her age, Rosalie Markezich (pictured) knew the standard talking point about mifepristone. Don't worry, the online sites say. It's just like taking a Tylenol. "Well, I've taken a lot of Tylenol in my lifetime," she tells people now, and "it has never killed my child.
Red States Combine Forces to Choke Off Abortion Pill Pipeline
Like a lot of girls her age, Rosalie Markezich knew the standard talking point about mifepristone. Don’t worry, the online sites say. It’s just like taking a Tylenol. “Well, I’ve taken a lot of Tylenol in my lifetime,” she tells people now, and “it has never killed my child. It has never ruined my life, and it has never made me bleed for over a week.” Unlike most moms, Rosalie never got the chance to hear that lie from her doctor, because she didn’t ask for a prescription in the first place.
Republicans Fighting Hard to Hold on to Congress as Polls Show Democrat Leads - LifeNews.com
After the latest polling, Republican strategists must feel an awful lot like Democrats did during Joe Biden's "Weekend at Bernie's" debate performance - sick. The lopsided numbers screaming from the latest generic ballots have not course-corrected after a rocky summer, despite the absurd things coming out of the mouths of unapologetically anti-American candidates like Abdul El-Sayed (D).
Republicans Race to Flip the Gloomy Midterm Script the Press Is Writing
After the latest polling, Republican strategists must feel an awful lot like Democrats did during Joe Biden’s “Weekend at Bernie’s” debate performance — sick. The lopsided numbers screaming from the latest generic ballots have not course-corrected after a rocky summer, despite the absurd things coming out of the mouths of unapologetically anti-American candidates like Abdul El-Sayed (D).
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Florida Senate passes bill that would strip Disney of its self-rule status
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18 September 2026 5.2 MINS First, they attacked America. Then adoption. Parental rights. Now, girls’ sports. Honestly, with such a busy schedule of political extremism, it’s a mystery how Nike has time to sell anything. But then, that’s the problem — they aren’t. The once-iconic brand is in an economic tailspin, bleeding more than $200 billion in market value and losing its coveted spot in the S&P 100.
Is Nike's trans advocacy costing it more than headlines?
By , Op-ed contributor First, they attacked America. Then adoption. Parental rights. Now, girls’ sports. Honestly, with such a busy schedule of political extremism, it’s a mystery how Nike has time to sell anything. But then, that’s the problem — they aren’t. The once-iconic brand is in an economic tailspin, bleeding more than $200 billion in market value and losing its coveted spot in the S&P 100.
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The Patriot Post® · Just Ditch It: Nike’s $200 Billion Woke Wipeout
By Suzanne Bowdey First, they attacked America. Then adoption. Parental rights. Now, girls’ sports. Honestly, with such a busy schedule of political extremism, it’s a mystery how Nike has time to sell anything. But then, that’s the problem — they aren’t. The once-iconic brand is in an economic tailspin, bleeding more than $200 billion in market value and losing its coveted spot in the S&P 100.
Just Ditch It: Nike’s $200 Billion Woke Wipeout
First, they attacked America. Then adoption. Parental rights. Now, girls’ sports. Honestly, with such a busy schedule of political extremism, it’s a mystery how Nike has time to sell anything. But then, that’s the problem — they aren’t. The once-iconic brand is in an economic tailspin, bleeding more than $200 billion in market value and losing its coveted spot in the S&P 100.
Dems Declare War on Moderates but Tolerate Their Socialist Fringe
The House had a wild week for what was supposed to be a quick stopover in Washington between district work. And while most Americans don’t pay attention to the nitty-gritty of Congress, these last few days have been a real eye-opener on the things Democrats will do if they win the majority. And rejecting socialism isn’t one of them.
Speaker Johnson predicts Americans wants 'common sense' over socialism
The Year of the Democratic Socialists took another twist Tuesday when the House went on the offensive to paint Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries’s (D-N.Y.) party as a dangerous force of anti-Americanism. While the New Yorker has desperately tried to put some distance between Democrats and the DSA (somewhat unsuccessfully, others would add), the party’s drift toward mind-boggling radicalism is putting the entire country on edge.
Radical Socialists Rock the Democratic Party: ‘I Do Not Think They Can Push Back’
The Year of the Democratic Socialists took another twist Tuesday when the House went on the offensive to paint Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries’s (D-N.Y.) party as a dangerous force of anti-Americanism. While the New Yorker has desperately tried to put some distance between Democrats and the DSA (somewhat unsuccessfully, others would add), the party’s drift toward mind-boggling radicalism is putting the entire country on edge.
Fans Cheer the Dallas Stars’ Breakaway from Pride Night
While the WNBA seems intent on self-destruction and Major League Baseball tries to regain trust after targeting Christians, at least one franchise is reassuring fans that not every sport is woke. In a refreshing move that piggybacks on the broader trend to downplay LGBT activism in the NHL, the Dallas Stars announced on Friday that the team won’t be hosting a Pride Night in the 2026-27 season — giving fans a win before the puck even drops.
Will the WNBA bounce back after inflicting a foul on females?
If the league doesn’t fix things — and soon — all the positive attention Caitlin Clark’s brought to the game will be lost. That old maxim “There’s no such thing as bad publicity” is being seriously challenged by today’s WNBA. Ever since Sophie Cunningham’s declaration of basic biology last month, the league’s crisis PR firm has been racking up billable hours.
4 Pieces of Back-to-School Advice for Parents
By Suzanne Bowdey The backpacks are full, the lunches are packed, and moms and dads everywhere are breathing a sigh of relief that life is returning to back-to-school normal. But the beginning of classes isn’t just about getting kids ready for a new year, it’s about making sure parents are equally prepared to take on the challenges that today’s education throws at them.
Can the WNBA Bounce Back after Summer of Self-Inflicted Wounds?
That old maxim “There’s no such thing as bad publicity” is being seriously challenged by today’s WNBA. Ever since Sophie Cunningham’s declaration of basic biology last month, the league’s crisis PR firm has been racking up billable hours. That seems lost on Commissioner Cathy Engelberg, who seems intent on turning the league into a $5 billion clown show without any grasp on what fans want or America believes.
4 Pieces of Back-to-School Advice for Parents
The backpacks are full, the lunches are packed, and moms and dads everywhere are breathing a sigh of relief that life is returning to back-to-school normal. But the beginning of classes isn’t just about getting kids ready for a new year, it’s about making sure parents are equally prepared to take on the challenges that today’s education throws at them.
Speaker Mike Johnson on 2026: "It's a Contrast Between Common Sense and Crazy" - LifeNews.com
August recess may be a break for congressional staff, but it's a busy, pound-the-pavement time for members. Nobody knows that better than House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), who's on a dizzying 34-district tour across America to hype Republican candidates and keep up his record-breaking fundraising pace. And while the Louisianan knows a little about beating the odds during his time with the gavel, this is no ordinary hill he's climbing.
5-pound baby survives a toilet birth — and abortion pill suppliers walk free
By , Op-ed contributor First Responders see some horrific things, but even they were probably shocked by a call that came to the station in late July to rush to a Durham, North Carolina home. Inside, a tiny five-pound baby floated quietly in the bathroom toilet, barely alive. The team raced to do CPR on the newborn, as its 18-year-old mom — the girl who had tried to abort it — looked on.
Johnson on 2026: ‘It’s a Contrast between Common Sense and Crazy’
August recess may be a break for congressional staff, but it’s a busy, pound-the-pavement time for members. Nobody knows that better than House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), who’s on a dizzying 34-district tour across America to hype Republican candidates and keep up his record-breaking fundraising pace. And while the Louisianan knows a little about beating the odds during his time with the gavel, this is no ordinary hill he’s climbing.
Cracker Barrel Helps Itself to Humble Pie After Catastrophic CEO
By Suzanne Bowdey A year ago this month, America was in a full-blown uproar over the radical makeover of a beloved restaurant chain known for its therapeutic chicken and dumplings. Now, 12 months after Cracker Barrel’s disastrous rebrand, karma (and the unemployment office) has come calling for CEO Julie Masino. The longtime restaurant executive is out after her soulless reinvention of a nationwide classic. And Uncle Herschel’s fans couldn’t be happier. Masino isn’t a household name.
Cracker Barrel Helps Itself to Humble Pie after Catastrophic CEO
A year ago this month, America was in a full-blown uproar over the radical makeover of a beloved restaurant chain known for its therapeutic chicken and dumplings. Now, 12 months after Cracker Barrel’s disastrous rebrand, karma (and the unemployment office) has come calling for CEO Julie Masino. The longtime restaurant executive is out after her soulless reinvention of a nationwide classic. And Uncle Herschel’s fans couldn’t be happier. Masino isn’t a household name.
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The WNBA is terrified of one word: Woman
By , Op-ed contributor | Who knew a first-grade science question could so thoroughly upend a $5.5 billion enterprise? And yet the WNBA, whose first letter stands for women, can’t seem to shake the media firestorm over the meaning of sex.
The Washington Stand: WNBA Embarrasses Itself With Absurd Embrace of Everything It Isn't
By Suzanne Bowdey Who knew a first-grade science question could so thoroughly upend a $5.5 billion enterprise? And yet the WNBA, whose first letter stands for women, can’t seem to shake the media firestorm over the meaning of sex.
WNBA embarrasses itself with absurd embrace of everything it isn’t
Who knew a first-grade science question could so thoroughly upend a $5.5 billion enterprise? And yet the WNBA, whose first letter stands for women, can’t seem to shake the media firestorm over the meaning of sex.
A 911 call highlights everything wrong in abortion drug debate
First Responders see some horrific things, but even they were probably shocked by a call that came to the station in late July to rush to a Durham, North Carolina home. Inside, a tiny five-pound baby floated quietly in the bathroom toilet, barely alive. The team raced to do CPR on the newborn, as its 18-year-old mom — the girl who had tried to abort it — looked on.
This 911 Call Highlights Everything Wrong With the Abortion Drug - LifeNews.com
First Responders see some horrific things, but even they were probably shocked by a call that came to the station in late July to rush to a Durham, North Carolina home. Inside, a tiny five-pound baby floated quietly in the bathroom toilet, barely alive. The team raced to do CPR on the newborn, as its 18-year-old mom - the girl who had tried to abort it - looked on.
A 911 Call That Highlights Everything Wrong with the Abortion Drug Debate
First Responders see some horrific things, but even they were probably shocked by a call that came to the station in late July to rush to a Durham, North Carolina home. Inside, a tiny five-pound baby floated quietly in the bathroom toilet, barely alive. The team raced to do CPR on the newborn, as its 18-year-old mom — the girl who had tried to abort it — looked on.
WNBA Embarrasses Itself with Absurd Embrace of Everything It Isn’t
Who knew a first-grade science question could so thoroughly upend a $5.5 billion enterprise? And yet the WNBA, whose first letter stands for women, can’t seem to shake the media firestorm over the meaning of sex.
Virginia Fights Off Push to Become Deep-Blue California on Abortion, Marriage
By Suzanne Bowdey For most Virginians, three more years of Governor Abigail Spanberger (D) feels like an eternity. The mom-next-door-turned-radical-Democrat has spent the last seven months shedding her moderate skin and pushing policies that are wildly out-of-step with her middle-of-the-road state. And while voters can’t send her packing any time soon, they can deliver an emphatic rebuke to the historically unpopular governor on two issues that matter most: abortion and marriage.
Virginia's Question 1 Would Allow Secret Abortions and Gender Mutilation on Teen Girls - LifeNews.com
For most Virginians, three more years of Governor Abigail Spanberger (D) feels like an eternity. The mom-next-door-turned-radical-Democrat has spent the last seven months shedding her moderate skin and pushing policies that are wildly out-of-step with her middle-of-the-road state. And while voters can't send her packing any time soon, they can deliver an emphatic rebuke to the historically unpopular governor on two issues that matter most: abortion and marriage.
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