Gallup has announced a shift away from publishing individual political approval ratings while analysts and the public debate how this change intersects with the president’s low approval and evolving polling methods
Heritage Foundation appoints Corey DeAngelis as a research fellow, reigniting conversations about school choice, Project 2026 connections, and a disclosed adult film past
A review of Sen. Ted Cruz’s apparent misstatement in a congressional speech, the implications for oversight of abuse cases, and connected political developments involving the Epstein files and LGBTQ+ community actions
Heritage Foundation adds Corey DeAngelis to its education team, a hire that reopens controversies over his adult film past and ties to Project 2026
Donald Trump publicly endorsed Jace Yarbrough and Peter Thiel contributed the maximum split donations, spotlighting a Republican primary contest shaped by culture war commentary and legal disputes
The Heritage Foundation appointed Corey DeAnglis to its Center for Education Policy to work on school choice and cultural issues, stirring criticism after his 2026 admission of appearing in gay adult films and his ties to Project 2026.
A conservative gay man who frequents a Trump-supporting Facebook group argues political discrimination in dating could justify a class action, prompting ridicule and debate about MAGA identity and community boundaries
The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division is investigating whether Detroit, Lansing and Godfrey-Lee schools taught sexual orientation and gender ideology without offering parents the right to opt their children out, and whether access to single-sex spaces complied with Title IX and the Supreme Court’s decision in Mahmoud v. Taylor.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton accuses a Dallas pediatric gynecologist and Children’s Health System of Texas of misstating patients’ sexes on claims to secure Medicaid or CHIP payments for treatments for transgender youth
Kansas lawmakers used a veto-proof majority to enact SB 244, a measure that restricts restroom access based on sex assigned at birth, requires reissued IDs, bans multi-occupancy gender-neutral restrooms in public buildings, and opens the door to private lawsuits.
Mary Tr*mp’s social post about distancing from her uncle went viral, critics flagged presidential image priorities like repainting Air Force One, and the University of Scranton is staging public lectures and performances
Twenty-five protesters were taken into custody at the Department of Health and Human Services demonstration over proposed rules restricting gender-affirming care. Meanwhile, Idaho’s governor announced a string of policy moves and appointments that shape state priorities.
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed a bill that would have forced transgender Kansans to use restrooms matching their sex at birth, highlighting wide-ranging impacts and a contested legislative process
From a heated conference exchange about gender and Ukraine to the political records of DeSantis and Newsom, this piece unpacks major debates and what they mean for policy and public life.
A veteran Republican voice argues that the maga movement is in decline, pointing to cultural rebukes, miscalculated political tactics, and legal pressures that together signal a significant weakening.
After the pride flag was taken down at Stonewall, activists and elected officials rallied on Feb. 12 and Feb. 14, 2026, turning a symbol’s removal into a broader call for political action and support for trans and queer communities.
Ohio representatives introduced a comprehensive measure that would shield parents from child welfare action over refusing to affirm a child’s gender identity, roll back local conversion therapy bans, and restrict school responses to transgender students.
A high-ranking trans federal employee was dismissed amid a controversial reorganization, while other personnel controversies and aggressive immigration actions are stoking fear and legal fights in communities nationwide.
Pam Bondi’s congressional appearance has reawakened concerns about redacted Epstein documents, limited congressional access, global inquiries and the emotional toll on survivors.
Pressure is growing on Ric Grenell after allies in the administration and the arts community criticized his conduct and stewardship of the Kennedy Center, fueling speculation he will soon depart.
New Yorkers, activists and officials returned the rainbow flag to Christopher Park after the National Park Service took it down under new guidance — a move that reignited debates over federal policy toward LGBTQ+ symbols at historic sites.
a photograph from a contentious House Judiciary Committee hearing has become shorthand for critics who say the department prioritized political allies and secrecy over survivors’ needs
recruits enticed by large signing bonuses and loan relief say payouts are staggered, taxed heavily or missing, while questions grow about the agency’s expansion and past payment disputes
Investigative Insights: Epstein Files Challenge Trump’s Claims and Highlight Accountability Issues Recent revelations within the Epstein files have emerged, casting doubt on former President Trump’s assertions and raising significant questions regarding accountability. These findings could impact public perception and prompt further scrutiny into the intertwining of powerful figures and legal responsibilities.
Megyn Kelly’s Insights on Bad Bunny’s Halftime Show: A Reflection on Cultural Representation in America Megyn Kelly’s recent commentary regarding Bad Bunny’s halftime performance has sparked significant discussions about cultural representation in the United States. Her observations underscore the ongoing debates surrounding diversity and inclusion in mainstream entertainment. This conversation is pivotal as it highlights the evolving landscape of American culture and the importance of…