Sean Salai

Adopted Arkansas judge finds his deceased birth parents after long search

An Arkansas judge has found his deceased birth parents after decades of searching but says the process of understanding why they abandoned him as an infant has just begun.

February 25, 2022

Activists fight Tennessee proposal to make gun owners ‘police’

A Tennessee bill that would recognize some handgun owners as police is stirring opposition from gun control activists who say it encourages vigilantism.

February 24, 2022

Nebraska conservatives petition to stop ‘gender identity’ bathroom bill, speech code

Nebraska conservatives are scrambling to block a Lincoln City Council proposal that would allow biological men who identify as female to use women's facilities. Businesses and organizations unwilling to abide by the new "gender identity" rules could face fines.

February 24, 2022

Conservative students challenge University of Houston in free speech lawsuit

Three conservative students at the University of Houston have filed a federal lawsuit claiming that the school's new anti-harassment policy infringes on their freedom of expression on topics ranging from transgender athletes to immigration.

February 24, 2022

Conservatives take on ‘woke’ corporate diversity policies

Conservative activists are criticizing the "woke" virtue-signaling trend of U.S. corporations implementing diversity, equity and inclusion policies in the workplace, singling out retail giant Walmart for scrutiny and scorn.

February 24, 2022

Lockdown-defiant pastor finds common cause with Canadian truckers

A Canadian pastor who was imprisoned for keeping his church open during COVID-19 has found common cause with the truckers who have blockaded Ottawa to protest mask and vaccine mandates.

February 23, 2022

Report: U.S. to see a record number of weddings, rising costs in 2022

Wedding bells will ring more and cost more as COVID-19 restrictions are lifted this year, according to an industry report that predicts the U.S. will see a record 2.5 million weddings in 2022.

February 22, 2022

Maryland home-schoolers fight bill that would ‘gather information’ on them

Maryland home-schoolers concerned about government overreach are fighting a proposal in the state legislature that would create an advisory council to "gather information" on them.

February 21, 2022

Pro-lifers file appeal against D.C. for ‘Black Preborn Lives Matter’ graffiti

Pro-life activists are seeking to reinstate a lawsuit against the District claiming that police violated the free speech rights of two college students who were arrested for chalking "Black Preborn Lives Matter" on a sidewalk in front of Planned Parenthood in the summer of 2020.

February 21, 2022

Author sees Marxist origins in Black Lives Matter movement

Mike Gonzalez has a message to share about the Marxist origins of Black Lives Matter, but thinks the media doesn't want to hear it.

February 18, 2022

Gallup: Record 7.1% of Americans now identify as LGBT

A new Gallup poll finds that a record 7.1% of Americans now identify as something other than heterosexual, including one in five Generation Z young adults.

February 18, 2022

Conservative student group blackballed by Massachusetts college for ‘anti-China hate’

Emerson College has ended official recognition of a conservative student group that distributed stickers criticizing Communist China at the private Boston school.

February 18, 2022

GOP lawmakers file 15 bills to ban LGBT curricula, books

A free-speech advocacy group reports that Republican lawmakers have filed since May 15 bills in nine states to ban gender identity discussions and LGBT materials in schools, building on a movement for more parental involvement in academic policies and curricula.

February 17, 2022

Apple TV series recasts Frederick Douglass as Lincoln’s equal

It's time to reinvent Frederick Douglass as the equal of Abraham Lincoln in the 19th-century fight to end slavery in the U.S., according to the historian behind Apple TV's new "Lincoln's Dilemma" series.

February 16, 2022

Report: Social media has restricted 808 posts about COVID-19

Social media platforms have restricted 808 posts about COVID-19 as part of an effort to reduce misinformation about vaccines since the pandemic started, according to a new report from a conservative media watchdog.

February 15, 2022

Crypto, NFT ads drive spike in Super Bowl Sunday tweets

Newly released Twitter data shows there were 6.4 million tweets mentioning the Super Bowl on Sunday, a spike in online chatter about the annual game that arose partly from televised advertising gimmicks involving cryptocurrency and NFTs.

February 15, 2022

Wholesale prices soared again in January as inflation remains near record highs

Wholesale prices jumped last month at a rate 9.7% higher than a year ago, the Labor Department said Tuesday in another sign that inflation remains high.

February 15, 2022

Enes Kanter Freedom suggests NBA canceled him for criticizing China

Basketball player Enes Kanter Freedom is retweeting conservatives on Twitter who say the NBA canceled him for criticizing Communist China.

February 14, 2022

Texas abortions dropped almost 60% in first month of ban

The Texas Health and Human Services Commission is reporting that abortions declined by nearly 60% during the first month of the state's ban of the procedure after six weeks of pregnancy, but reproductive health experts say it's impossible to tell yet how many women got them through other means.

February 14, 2022

Homeless to receive Super Bowl losers’ unused ‘champions’ gear

An Alexandria, Virginia-based charity will ship unused "Super Bowl Champions 2022" NFL apparel printed for the losing side of Sunday's game to homeless people and refugees overseas.

February 11, 2022