Kentucky AG Coleman To Prosecute Some Gun Crimes in Louisville
Attorney General Russell Coleman will now be responsible for prosecuting a select number of gun crimes in Louisville. The goal is to effectively keep violent offenders off the streets of Kentucky’s largest city. In Louisville, homicides are up 5% since last year. This...
Amendment 1 on Kentucky Ballot Preserves Election Integrity
Amendment 1 is on Kentucky’s ballot this year and it would revise the state constitution, requiring voters to be American citizens. Sounds like common sense but its not part of the state constitution. Kentucky's elected official should be elected by Kentucky citizens....
SpaceX Launches and Captures Rocket
SpaceX launched their rocket called Starship, and then guided it back to earth and caught it using mechanical arms. This will allow the rocket to be reused in the future. This is a breakthrough in space travel as Elon Musk and SpaceX plan to take astronauts to the...
Public School Administrators Almost Double Since 2000
The number of public school administrators has nearly doubled since the year 2000. In that time, the number of teachers has only increased 10%. Public school systems consistently complain that they are underfunded, and some may be. But a significant part of a school...
Election Two Weeks from Today
The Election is two weeks from today, but a survey from Arizona Christian University, led by respected pollster George Barna, found that as many as 104 million “people of faith” are unlikely to vote. Of that number, 32 million are self-identified Christians who...
JCPS Trains Teachers in LGBT Promotion
Jefferson County Public Schools offered professional development to their teachers earlier this month. A group session entitled “LGBTQ+ and Trauma" normalized acceptance of sexually active teens and taught teachers how to provide "affirming care." There was a time...
3% of American High Schoolers Identify as Transgender
According to a recent survey, 3 percent of American high school students identify as transgender, and another 2 percent question their gender identity. That means that 1 in 20 American teens are struggling with their basic biological identity. It’s a troubling trend....
Colorado Supreme Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against Jack Phillips
The Colorado Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit against baker Jack Phillips because he refused to bake a cake celebrating a gender transition. The Court ruled on procedural grounds, but it’s still a victory for Phillips who has faced three lawsuits in twelve years for...
Tragic Consequences Accompany Marijuana Legalization
Over 18 million Americans are suffering from the symptoms of cannabis use disorder. Among those aged 18-25, over 4 million use it daily. The New York Times recently ran a story highlighting the great risks of using marijuana. The problems are both physical and mental,...
Media Sidesteps Moral Horror of Assisted Suicide
The suicide rate in the U.S. is tragically high, and there's no sign of it decreasing. While there’s a public campaign promoting suicide prevention hotlines, inventors and activists are making it easier to kill oneself. Police in Switzerland recently arrested several...