“The Blind Spot” in Poverty
Sierra JohnA recent op ed by in The New York Times by liberal columnist Nicholas Kristof, asserted that if America is really going to get serious about poverty, we must move…
Progress on Pro-Life “Embrace Them Both” Bills
On Tuesday, a State Senate committee held a public hearing on a 4-bill package known as “Embrace Them Both.” All 4 bills in some way promote life, protect women, or…
Religious Freedom on the Football Field
Last year the US Supreme Court sided with Coach Joe Kennedy in a religious freedom case involving his employment at a public high school. The coach had been fired for…
Teaching a Biblical Worldview
Speaking recently at Family Research Council’s Pray Vote Stand event, researcher George Barna attributed our societal problems to a transition from a biblical worldview to alternative philosophies. Christian post reports…
Planned Parenthood to Illegally Resume in WI
Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin last week announced that as of today they will begin doing abortions again in Milwaukee and Madison. The abortion giant says a ruling in July from…
Legislative Maps in WI
Wisconsin’s current legislative maps have two lawsuits against them pending before our state supreme court. Adding to the map intrigue, this week several Republicans introduced a bill they claim is…
Constitution Day
Sunday is Constitution Day. 236 ago on September 17, 1787, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, delegates from 11 states signed the newly drafted Constitution establishing the United States of America as a…
Milwaukee County Votes to Become “Sanctuary” for Transgender
On Monday a Milwaukee County committee voted three to two to approve a resolution designating Milwaukee County as a “sanctuary” for people identifying as transgender or non-binary. If the state…
WI Supreme Court Hears Religious Case
Yesterday the Wisconsin Supreme Court heard oral arguments brought by Catholic Charities Bureau against the Wisconsin Labor and Industrial Review Commission. The state claims the actions and services of Catholic…
DOE Delays Release of Title IX Regulation
Responding to growing criticisms from many sectors of society, the U.S. Department of Education reportedly is delaying the release of its controversial Title Nine regulation until twenty twenty-four or later.…