For brown michaelCP op-ed contributor | Wednesday, January 4, 2023 Unsplash/Haley Lawrence How do we explain the growing radicalization of our country? How do we explain the determined turn to the left? Writing in 2000, Roger Kimball noted that “The Age of Aquarius did not end when the last electric guitar was unplugged at Woodstock. … Read more
Life is very different compared to 50 years ago. From popular music, movies, and haircuts to monumental political moments, remarkable economic statistics, and scientific breakthroughs, here are 10 examples of how America has changed from 1973 to 2023. Chuck Negron of Three Dog Night performed during Dick Clark’s Rockin’ Eve on December 31, 1972. (Fred … Read more
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (NSF/WCJB) — The legal battle over Florida’s so-called “Don’t Say Gay” law that restricts classroom instruction on gender identity and sexual orientation is pitting red states against blue states. Last week, Republican attorneys general from 14 states sought approval to file a brief supporting Florida in a fight over the new law. That … Read more
On Tuesday, in a vote of 61 to 36, the US Senate voted to protect same-sex and interracial marriage rights with the support of both parties. The legislation, known as the Respect Marriage Act (RMA), would repeal the Defense Against Marriage Act of 1996 that did not recognize same-sex marriages in all states and defined … Read more
For the first time in the nation’s history, Americans in all 50 states and the District of Columbia will have the opportunity to elect an LGBTQ person to public office. a new report by the LGBTQ Victory Fund political action committee found that of the 1,065 LGBTQ candidates who ran primary campaigns, a historic 678 … Read more
FILE PHOTO: Members of the LGBT community show their true colors with gusto at this 2018 Gay Pride March at the Marikina Sports Complex in the city of Marikina. FILE PHOTO/RICHARD A. REYES MANILA, Philippines — Member states of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) and LGBTQIA+ rights organizations are calling on the Philippines … Read more
More than 70 states are expected to sign the first international declaration of explosive weapons to protect civilians in populated areas, at Dublin Castle, on Friday 18 November 2022. Activists from around the world will come together after a decade-long campaign: a Civil Society Forum on Thursday 17 November 2022 will plan how the Declaration … Read more
get complete details of Game notes: Ohio State’s No. 14 women’s basketball beat Boston College from here, checkout more details. Sunday night, the ohio state The Buckeyes women’s basketball team played in the first of two road games for the new week. In front of a boston college eagles team that has no seniors, and … Read more
The wave of anti-LGBTQ legislation, a coordinated push led by national anti-LGBTQ groups, not local lawmakers, is part of a broader strategy to score political points with the conservative base by restricting the rights of LGBTQ people and specifically of LGBTQ people. trans youth, under the pretext of responding to non-existent and baseless threats. These … Read more
Good morning. Russian-launched “kamikaze drones” struck Kyiv this morning, killing at least one person, days after Russian President Vladimir Putin vowed “there would be no need for more massive strikes” in Ukraine. Photos showed the drones hovering in the skies over Ukraine’s capital as police officers fired at them from the ground and people ran … Read more
By CNN’s Rafael Romo In the almost complete darkness before midnight in the Caribbean Seaa scream suddenly cuts through the clash of waves and wind. “This is the Coast Guard. Stop your engines!” shouts an officer. Powerful flashlights reveal a 32-foot single-engine boat packed with immigrants —some of them small children— lying on the floor … Read more
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GAINSVILLE, Fla. (WCTV) – The University of Florida Presidential Search Committee has unanimously recommended United States Senator Dr. Ben Sasse as the sole finalist for consideration by its Board of Directors, which will select the 13th president of the University of Florida. Dr. Sasse has had a distinguished academic career, earning a Ph.D. from Yale … Read more
When Pakistan was founded in August 1947, its founding fathers had a vision of a free country, with full religious freedoms and equality. In its maiden speech To the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan, which was formed to write its constitution, the founding father, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, famously declared: “You are free; you are free to … Read more
PHOENIX (AP) — When an Arizona judge ruled last week that prosecutors can resume enforcement of a near-total ban on abortion dating from the Civil War, it fell to Camelback Family Planning staff to break the news to scheduled women. for appointments. In the next weeks. Staff faced “crying, a lot of very, very angry … Read more
PHOENIX — When an Arizona judge ruled last week that prosecutors can resume enforcement of a near-total ban on abortion dating from the Civil War, it fell to Camelback Family Planning staff to break the news to women scheduled for the next few weeks. Staff faced “crying, a lot of very, very angry people, denial,” … Read more
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