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‘Sold-out crowd’ in Dallas energized for midterms as Vance, Trump speak at Republican convention

A roaring crowd greeted President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance on the second and final day of the Republican midterm convention in Dallas, Texas.  “President… Read More

September 11, 2026
Culture
Weathered, not withered: Erika Kirk shares Charlie’s blueprint for suffering, living well

One week before the first anniversary of her late husband Charlie Kirk’s murder, Erika Kirk visited Christian school students in St. Joseph, Missouri, giving them a blueprint on how… Read More

September 10, 2026
Government
Trump admin signals federal agencies may not work with Smithsonian, escalating feud over ‘radical ideology’ 

The Trump administration is indicating federal agencies may not work with the Smithsonian under its current leadership, escalating a feud over the museums’ diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives that… Read More

September 3, 2026
Culture
‘Indoctrination’: Annual study finds cultural icons, Marxism, gender theories in college classrooms

Students beginning their college careers may learn cultural analysis from Bad Bunny, Beyoncé and Taylor Swift, alongside some Marxist theory and gender studies, according to a new report. Young America’s Foundation… Read More

September 3, 2026
Government
New Kansas City disease dashboard launched by health department

A public dashboard displaying communicable disease rates in Kansas City – which includes illnesses such as COVID-19 and cyclosporiasis – has been released by the Kansas City Health Department… Read More

September 3, 2026
Government
WATCH: ‘I reject your guys’ sympathy’: Father of girl injured in crash with illegal alien trucker rips Democrats 

The father of a girl permanently disabled in a collision with an 18-wheeler driven by an illegal alien called House Democrats the problem because they approve of sanctuary policies. Read More

September 3, 2026
Culture
Mel Gibson says ‘Resurrection of the Christ’ is unlike ‘what anyone expects’

Filmmaker Mel Gibson revealed new details about his upcoming film The Resurrection of the Christ in a pair of new interviews, saying it will be “bigger” than its 2004 predecessor and unlike “what… Read More

September 3, 2026
Courts
Christian father sues Maine public school for religious vaccine exemption

Christian father James Childs is suing the Maine Department of Education and his local school district for their threats to expel his 12-year-old son if he isn’t vaccinated, allegedly violating the family’s First… Read More

September 3, 2026
Opinion
Op-ed: Homeschooling wasn’t always legal. Here’s how a Kansas City nonprofit is remembering 40 years of homeschool history

Almost four decades ago, Todd Kangas was wondering whether he and his wife would be imprisoned for their choice to homeschool. “We started doing research on homeschooling in Kansas, and… Read More

September 3, 2026
Courts
DOJ sues Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools to block secret ‘gender transitions’ after 2025 recordings revealed it

The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools Tuesday aimed at stopping the district from facilitating secret “gender transitions” for children at school without… Read More

September 1, 2026
Culture
‘Pray for Hasan Piker’s soul’: Charlie Kirk mentor responds to critic’s on-stage mockery

Christian author Frank Turek said Hasan Piker’s mockery of the late conservative commentator Charlie Kirk should inspire prayer for the far-left Twitch streamer in an interview with Heartlander News. Kirk was assassinated by a gunman at Utah… Read More

September 1, 2026
Public Education
Missouri public schools see ‘personnel boom’ despite declining student enrollment, report says

Public schools across Missouri have been hiring teachers and administrators at a steady pace over the last 26 years while student enrollment continues to decline, according to a new… Read More

September 1, 2026
Courts
Nashville School district removes LGBTQ content following religious liberty dispute with teacher

A Nashville school district voluntarily removed gender ideology content that may have violated a state law requiring schools to notify parents of sex-related curriculum. “The school, on its… Read More

September 1, 2026
Culture
WATCH: Boat flips at Lake of the Ozarks after surpassing 200 mph 

A powerboat team competing at Missouri’s Lake of the Ozarks over the weekend crashed after hitting a shocking speed of 213 mph, flipping in the air and miraculously landing right-side-up. Driver… Read More

September 1, 2026
Courts
Louisiana teacher asks Supreme Court to weigh in on state law mandating Ten Commandments displays in school classrooms

A Louisiana teacher is asking the Supreme Court to consider the state’s law mandating that public school classrooms display the Ten Commandments, arguing it’s a form of state-favored religion in violation of the… Read More

September 1, 2026
Culture
Planned Parenthood affiliate opens free Plan B vending machine at New Hampshire college

Students at Plymouth State University in New Hampshire can now get free Plan B from a campus vending machine. The Reproductive Rights Action Club opened the machine April 24. The… Read More

September 1, 2026
Courts
DC public schools under grand jury probe over attendance, graduation records

In the latest scandal to befall D.C. public schools, a special grand jury probe is reviewing the district’s attendance rates, graduation rates and truancy records. “The use of a special grand jury is unusual,” Fox News … Read More

September 1, 2026
Government
Trump announces new slate of drug pricing deals, touting ‘biggest thing to happen in medicine’

President Donald Trump expanded one of his signature healthcare reform initiatives Monday, announcing new partnerships with pharmaceutical companies to lower prescription prices ahead of the midterm elections. “For… Read More

September 1, 2026
Courts
Court to consider whether to close case over Wyoming school choice program in battle over education freedom

A court will soon consider whether to throw out a lawsuit over Wyoming’s school choice program, as families in the state have been entangled in a months-long legal fight for… Read More

August 28, 2026
Culture
MAHA marches on as General Mills removes artificial dyes from cereals

The MAHA dominoes keep falling as major food companies eliminate artificial food dyes from their products, including breakfast cereals. General Mills, the nation’s largest cereal maker, announced Wednesday… Read More

August 28, 2026