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The audit of the nation’s two largest teachers’ unions – the American Federation of Teachers and the National Education Association was done by the group, Defending Education, or DE.  The collected data ref... Listen Now...

The Supreme Court denied without comment a request to hear oral arguments in the case of Littlejohn v. School Board of Leon County. The high court’s decision not to hear the case allows a three-judge panel ... Listen Now...

New radar scans at a site in Turkey believed to be the resting place of Noah’s Ark show a ship-shaped hull preserved deep in the ground as well as corridor-like voids. According to one researcher the findin... Listen Now...

We’ve seen increasing hostility toward people of faith. Towns are banning public prayer and shutting down Bible studies in people’s homes. Now the fight for religious liberty has reached the Supreme Court. ACL... Listen Now...

Credit scores drop, bad debt increases and more people go bankrupt when states legalize online sports betting. Those are the findings of a UCLA and Harvard-based study. It quantified the effects of legalize... Listen Now...

The South Carolina House of Representatives has passed the Pregnancy Resource Act. This is a significant step forward in supporting life-affirming care for women and families across the state.  The tax cred... Listen Now...

Stephen Shaw, who interviewed people around the world to investigate plummeting birthrates for his documentary Birthgap, recently told podcaster Brendan O’Neill that population collapse is a uniquely dangerous... Listen Now...

The meeting’s agenda was to discuss the past, present and future of religious liberty in the United States. Chaired by Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, the capstone hearing spanned five hours and featured panels... Listen Now...

A California school district failed to properly investigate more than 100 allegations of sexual misconduct perpetrated against students by school employees over nearly a decade. That was the conclusion of a te... Listen Now...

More than a dozen passages from the Holy Bible are on a statewide list of required literary works for millions of students across the state that was preliminarily approved by the Texas State Board of Education... Listen Now...