There is no ‘ban on transgender athletes in women’s sports,’ and other tips.  

If you don’t want people to think you believe something, maybe don’t chant it in the streets?

I pray that we will have the resolve to live out a better agenda for America, especially now that the cultural tide is clearly turning.

In the latest sign the LGBT agenda is losing support, the number of people who view same-sex relationships as “morally acceptable” tumbled last year.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre recently used a word that seems to have disappeared from our anything goes culture.

Joe Biden recently hosted a Pride Month event for families with LGBT kids on the White House South Lawn. Ahead of the event, he announced that he’d appoint a “banned book” czar, whose job it will be to try to compel local communities to stock their libraries with race-obsessed pseudohistories and books depicting oral sex, rape, violence, and gender dysphoria.

This one of the saddest of the more than 1,000 columns I have written. I am writing in Budapest after spending four days in Warsaw last week and four days in Munich two weeks before that.

It’s no surprise that mental health issues such as stress, anxiety and depression are on the rise among our young people, but I contend that there are far more factors affecting them than a lack of personal connection.

Senate Bill 15 would require college students to compete on sports teams based on their sex assigned at birth, regardless of their gender identity. The bill received initial approval from the Texas House with a 93-49 vote.

Among designers showcased by Target in the Pride collection is Abprallen, a British, LGBTQ brand whose other works include Satanic slogans and drawings of skulls and skeletons.