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The marketing company behind Bud Light’s partnership with Dylan Mulvaney, a man who is living as a woman, has reportedly terminated 13 workers, according to the New York Post.

Prince Harry expected to return next month but he is not expected to be joined by his wife Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s blocking of the confirmation of about 300 generals promoted by Joe Biden is warranted given their woke backgrounds.

A leading pro-life organization praised Mike Pence, Tim Scott, and Asa Hutchinson following the Republican presidential primary debate.

Mike Pence and Nikki Haley sparred over their positions on federal abortion restrictions during the Republican presidential primary debate.

Fox News host Martha MacCallum introduced the topic of abortion during the Republican presidential primary debate as a “losing issue.”

Missourians reject allowing minors to use puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and undergo sex-change procedures, a new poll found.

Indiana’s pro-life law is set to take effect after the state Supreme Court denied a rehearing in a case brought by the ACLU of Indiana.

Democrats are “mobilizing” ahead of Virginia’s state legislature elections, viewing them as “the next major referendum on abortion rights.”

Catholics prayed the rosary in protest across the street from a so-called “gospel” drag show taking place at a restaurant in Washington, DC, on Saturday.

A librarian interrupted a female soccer player who was speaking at a forum at a library in Davis, California, and asked her to leave, claiming she was “misgendering people” while she was talking about saving women’s sports from male athletes.

The New York AG and education chief released a joint statement warning schools that it would be illegal to ban inappropriate sexual content.

Star Trek actor George Takei has compared GOP opposition to transgender medical procedures for children to the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II.

Actress Annette Bening says her transgender child, Stephen Ira Beatty, is “such an inspiration” to her, and she wishes everyone would have a trans person in their family in order to truly “get it.”

A leading Louisiana-based medical center “forced” its medical students and resident physicians to play a radical game as part of training geared at indoctrinating future physicians to advocate for left-wing progressive “social justice” ideals, according to a shocking revelation by a whistleblower.

School board officials in Cobb County, Georgia, voted four to three on Thursday to fire a teacher who read a book to fifth-graders about “moving beyond the gender binary.”

Actress Jodie Sweetin is reportedly “disappointed” to find out that one of her TV romance movies has been sold to Great American Family — the cable network of her former Full House co-star, Christian actress Candace Cameron Bure.

Abbi Jacobson, the star and showrunner of A League of Their Own, is calling Amazon “cowardly” for canceling the show’s abbreviated second season and blaming the Hollywood writer’s strike.

Major performing arts groups around the country are facing unprecedented financial crises that have led to layoffs and cancellations of entire seasons as their once-loyal audiences flee in droves and donations dry up.

Mayor Sadiq Khan’s office published a guide that featured a picture of a white family with the caption “doesn’t represent real Londoners”.

Amazon Studios has canceled “A League of Their Own” after just one season, making it the latest “queer” series to flop with audiences.

More than 1,000 U.S. school districts have policies that personnel should keep students’ transgender status hidden from their parents.

The White House lamented a federal court ruling that could block the FDA’s loosened restrictions on mifepristone, a chemical abortion pill.

The community of Goodhue, Minnesota, will be without a police department on August 24, and neighbors are worried about the outcome.

The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles will host a Drag Queen Story Hour event for children, with drag queens performing live readings of scenes from the highly sexual and ribald movies of John Waters.

The NC legislature overrode Gov. Roy Cooper’s veto on three bills, including one protecting children from life-altering gender transition surgeries.

The international organization Human Rights Watch denounced the government of China on Wednesday for rapidly censoring any perceived anti-communist content online while “pervasive hate speech against black people” faces no such restrictions.

A federal appeals court ruled that D.C., officials “selectively” enforced a statute to arrest pro-life activists but not BLM protesters.

SBA Pro-Life America called on Republican presidential candidates to support a federal abortion restriction to receive its endorsement.

A Michigan man who identifies as a Muslim woman has filed a legal claim to retrieve his amputated testicles from his ex-boyfriend.

Despite abortion restrictions in states like Idaho and Texas, women are allegedly able to obtain abortion pills through the mail with the complicity of the U.S. Postal Service and the help of various pro-abortion organizations that benefit from shield laws in other states.

A London lesbian speed-dating event has been shut down amid accusations of transphobia for limiting the event to “adult human females”.

Actor and singer Tyrese Gibson has filed a lawsuit seeking one million dollars from Home Depot over his claims that he was racially profiled.

Local governments throughout Britain spent over £500,000 in taxpayer money during LGBTQ+ Pride Month to promote the leftist sex agenda.

While 76 percent of U.S. college students reported feeling enjoyment much of the prior day, majorities also reported feeling stressed (66 percent) and worried (51 percent), in addition to being lonely and sad. 

The Library of Congress has publicly apologized for not using “they/them” pronouns when referring to author Casey McQuiston, whose queer (male-on-male) romance novel Red, White, & Royal Blue has been turned into an Amazon movie.