Public School Pays up for Gender Transitioning 6th Grader

by | Sep 8, 2023 | Blog

What happens when a public school engages in the social gender transition of a sixth-grader without telling the parents? In the case of a California middle school, the mother sued. Jessica Konen learned that her 12 year old daughter’s middle school referred to...

Legalized Sports Betting is Launching

by | Sep 7, 2023 | Blog

Today is the first day Kentuckians can legally place bets on sporting events. Many gamblers are enthusiastic. But not every Kentuckian shares the same sentiments. The rising popularity of sports gambling in America has been accompanied by dramatic rise in gambling...

Maryland Court: Parents Can’t Opt Out of LGBT Curriculum

by | Sep 6, 2023 | Blog

A federal court ruled that parents in Montgomery County, Maryland cannot opt out their children from LGBT curriculum in public schools. The parents tried to reinstate a school district policy for a religious exemption for elementary schoolers from reading books with...

Fifth Circuit and Mifepristone

by | Sep 5, 2023 | Blog

The Food and Drug Administration overstepped its authority by minimizing regulations for the popular abortion pill mifepristone. The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals didn’t outlaw the drug, but simply acknowledged the dangerous side-effects which preclude it being...

Sunrise Children’s Services Wins in Court

by | Sep 4, 2023 | Blog

Sunrise Children’s Services, one of Kentucky’s oldest Christian childcare agencies, has successfully defended itself from a legal attack because of its religious convictions about gender and human sexuality. The issue involved an employee who openly identified...

Gov. Beshear’s Education Proposal

by | Sep 1, 2023 | Blog

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear is calling for funding universal pre-K for all four-year-olds in Kentucky, and he’s proposing an 11% pay raise for teachers and all school staff. This is a response to Daniel Cameron’s promise to catch students up...

Daniel Cameron’s Education Proposal

by | Aug 31, 2023 | Blog

Republican candidate for governor Daniel Cameron released his “Cameron Catch-up Plan” to address the learning loss experience by students during Covid lockdowns of Kentucky public schools. Cameron points to the NAEP progress report that shows fewer than...

San Francisco Retailer Laments Civil Breakdown

by | Aug 30, 2023 | Blog

After 165 years, a historic San Francisco department store may be about to close down. It’s not due to the lack of sales, but rather due to lawlessness. The famed retailer called Gumps criticized public officials in an open letter. They said city leaders are failing...

Biden Administration Limits Archery and Hunting Programs

by | Aug 29, 2023 | Blog

Over 100,000 Kentucky students participate in an archery or hunting program at their school, but if the Biden Administration has its way, these programs will be history. The administration is interpreting the 2022 Bipartisan Safe Communities Act to prohibit funding...

Kentucky’s Foster Care Challenge

by | Aug 28, 2023 | Blog

Kentucky has a lot of kids in foster care, and the state’s Citizen Foster Care Review Boards play an essential role in the commonwealth’s foster care system. This group reviews the case of every child and makes sure they’re placed in safe homes. 700...