Luxury fashion designer Balenciaga has filed a $25 million lawsuit against the advertisers who produced their brand-damaging, pedophile-themed ad campaign.
Author: Breccan F. Thies
Georgia Supreme Court Reinstates Heartbeat Bill After Left-Wing Judge Overturn
The Georgia Supreme Court on Wednesday reinstated the Peach State’s heartbeat bill after a left-wing Fulton County judge overturned it.
Fairfax County Schools Seek ‘Gender Combined,’ ‘Inclusive’ Sex Ed Standards
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D.C. Public Schools to Force Coronavirus Tests After Thanksgiving
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Balenciaga Apologizes for Creepy Photoshoot with Sexualized Teddy Bears and Child Porn Court Document
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Education Advocates Launch Site Exposing Leftist Private Schools
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Rhode Island School Official: Using ‘Wrong’ Pronoun Is ‘Act of Violence’
An elected school official in Rhode Island said using proper pronouns — against the stated identity of a “transgender” child — is an “act of violence.”
Study: Male Fertility Plummets 62% Worldwide, Is Accelerating
The collapse in male fertility rates around the world is accelerating, according to journal Human Reproduction Update.
New York Education Department Will Halt Aid for Schools with Native American Mascots
The Department of Education in New York will halt aid to schools that have Native American team names, mascots, and logos.
Russ Vought: Cultural Issues Are ‘Existential Threats’ to the Republican House Leadership ‘Cartel’
WASHINGTON, District of Columbia — Center for Renewing America president Russ Vought said the reason Republicans are afraid to speak about cultural issues is because of the “cartel”-style leadership in the U.S. House of Representatives.