Kate Hall won the 100m sprint at regionals her sophomore year. But a year later, Hall was beat by Andraya Yearwood, a high school freshman. Yearwood was born male but “identifies” as female.
The power, and sheer hubris of the media had never been more on display than in this nationally-renowned 2010 race. Fast forward 6 years – and on a much grander stage – a similar event takes place. An unprecedented and more importantly, unpredicted win takes place, and the pillars of power shake.
All across America, preparations are underway for high school graduation. It’s a glorious time, representing both a milestone and a gateway to adulthood.
The Defense Department recently held an LGBT Pride Month event, while the Army conducted transgender sensitivity training, moves that baffled retired Army Lt. Gen. Jerry Boykin and some other conservatives.
This week, in response to President Donald Trump’s February executive order, the U.S. Treasury released the first in a series of reports examining the U.S. financial regulatory system.
Everyone is talking about this bombshell report.
Beginning July 1, residents of this state will be able to choose “X” for sex Instead of “F” or “M” on their licenses and identification cards. Applicants will have to pay replacement or renewal fees.
A day after the tragic shooting of House Majority Whip Steve Scalise, multiple members of Congress have publicly pondered how to keep themselves and others safe from other such attacks.
It didn’t take long for liberal pundits to reignite the gun control debate after this.
North Korea returned a young college student detained for over a year this week. He’s in a coma, and his parents don’t believe a word of North Korea’s explanation.