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35% of Millennials Have Parents Pay At Least One Bill for Them—24% Have Parents Pay Their Rent

"Third of respondents find it difficult to find helpful resources to manage their finances."

Exclusive Interview: A Frontline Perspective on the Battle Against Human Trafficking

American Faith interviews former South Carolina congressional candidate Lynz Piper-Loomis regarding her involvement in the fight against human trafficking.

Tennessee Takes Step to Ban Pediatric Sex Transitions

“The passage of House Bill 1/Senate Bill 1 will protect vulnerable children who cannot give informed consent for adult decisions they are not ready for,” Lamberth stated. “Tennesseans across the state have called for immediate action.”

The Threat of Woke Corporations and the Response of the Red States

Resistance to environmental, social, and corporate governance investing is taking center stage in a number of Republican-leaning state legislative sessions this year.

NATO Countries to Be Targeted by Russia if Ukraine Uses Air Bases

Russian General Yevgeny Buzhinsky warned that NATO countries may be attacked if they allow Ukraine to use its air bases.

Virtual Reality Headsets Igniting Safety Concerns Over Radiation Levels

The debate over potential health consequences from wireless device radiation has officially crossed the virtual threshold.

Kari Lake Hit with Criminal Referral to Arizona Attorney General

The referral came from Secretary of State Adrian Fontes, an attorney representing clients in narco-terrorism and firearms scandals, who stated that the tweets in question violate Section 16-504 of Arizona's Revised Statutes.

Pennsylvania Report Recommends 5 Changes to Election Code

Pennsylvania’s Election Law Advisory Board has released an interim report making five recommendations for how the legislature can address grey areas in the state election code as it relates to mail-in voting.

Missouri AG Insists School Board Association Mandate Parents Be Informed on Child’s Sex Education

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey sent a letter to the state's school board association insisting that it adopt mandates allowing parents to be informed on their child's sex education within the classroom.

13 Years Old Is Too Young for Social Media: U.S. Surgeon General

"It's a time where it's really important for us to be thoughtful about what's going into how they think about their own self-worth and their relationships and the skewed and often distorted environment of social media often does a disservice to many of those children," Murthy added.

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