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‘March for Life’ Rally in D.C. Underway, Thousands in Attendance (Video)

The march will begin on the National Mall at noon and will feature speeches from prominent figures such as U.S. House Majority Leader Steve Scalise and Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch, who won the case Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization that led to the Supreme Court overturning Roe.

Rep. Boebert’s New Bill Blocks Federal Funding to Planned Parenthood

"We need to protect the sanctity of life in this country. To all those marching at the March For Life, let’s rally behind this bill and get it done!" Boebert said.

IRS Having Trouble Hiring People Who ‘Are Able to Pass Background Checks’ After Biden Admin Calls for 87,000 New Agents

Out of more than 565,000 job applications received until early October, the IRS only recruited around 19,000 workers.

‘Study Shows Government’s Family Leave Mandates Have Thwarted Women’s Wage Gains’: Rachel Greszler

White women's wages were converging relative to white men's at a rate of 0.70 percentage points per year before the passage of the '93 Family Medical Leave Act.

Wokeness Is Coming for Classical Christian Education

It’s been a good year for classical Christian education.

IRS Hasn’t Planned Details of How $80 Billion Windfall With Affect Middle Class

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) does not yet know the details of how the Biden admin's approval of an $80 billion windfall will affect middle-class audits.

Hungary Has Already Repelled Nearly 6,000 Migrants in 2023

Nearly 6,000 migrants have been prevented from illegally entering Hungary in less than three weeks, according to officials.

Populations Dropped in 3 Chinese Counties in 2020

Census data for three counties in China’s southeast Sichuan Province revealed that the population drop during the first year of the pandemic was as high as 22 percent.

IRS Has ‘Not Yet Finalized’ How Middle Class Will Be Affected by $80 Billion Windfall

A report from the Internal Revenue Service released last week indicated that officials are devoting much of the agency’s recent funding windfall toward audits even as the degree to which the actions will impact everyday taxpayers remains uncertain.

Connecticut Proposes Bill Allowing Children Aged 12 and Older to Be Vaccinated Without Parental Consent

The bill says "general statutes be amended to allow a child twelve years of age or older to receive a vaccination with the consent of such child's parent or guardian."

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