66 Republicans Join Amicus Brief on Parental Rights
Sierra JohnLifeSite News reports that 66 Republican members of Congress filed a brief to the US Supreme Court supporting parents who are suing a Maryland school board that mandates LGBTQ indoctrination…
Early In-Person Voting Happening Now!
Early in-person voting for Wisconsin’s Spring General Election began yesterday. In this election, voters will pick the next justice of our state Supreme Court, either Susan Crawford or Brad Schimel.…
Study Finds Voter ID Laws Don’t Affect Turnout
Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty released a new report that found that since the enactment of Wisconsin’s voter ID requirements 10 years ago, overall voter turnout in the state…
Gender Transition Surgeries Pose Higher Risk for Depression & Anxiety
A study published in the Oxford Academic Journal of Sexual Medicine found that individuals who struggle with gender identity and undergo gender transition surgeries are, quote, “at significantly higher risk…
2.5M Americans Have a Severe Gambling Problem
During March, the National Council on Problem Gambling is raising awareness of the approximately 2.5 million people in the United States who meet the criteria for having a severe gambling…
Study Finds Homeschoolers Have More Positive Outcomes
A new study from the Christian think tank Cardus found homeschool students are significantly more likely to report positive mental health outcomes, to be married and have children, to volunteer…
WI Cities Accused of Gerrymandering Poll Locations
The America First Policy Institute has accused the cities of La Crosse, Madison, and Oshkosh of breaking early voting law by gerrymandering poll locations ahead of the pivotal Wisconsin Supreme…
Help Not Harm Public Hearing
Tomorrow at 10 a.m., there will be a public hearing in the state capitol for Assembly Bill 104, which is appropriately named the “Help Not Harm” bill. If passed, it…
Gen Z is 2x More in Favor of Marriage Than Millennials
A new study from The Times focused on Generation Z found that young adults today are twice as in favor of marriage than young adults twenty years ago, when almost…
National Problem Gambling Awareness Month
March is National Problem Gambling Awareness Month. Compulsive gambling, often referred to as a “hidden illness,” is characterized by the uncontrollable urge to keep gambling despite the toll it takes…