Trans activists and the media are championing a new study saying puberty blockers are safe and necessary for transgender kids. The problem? The study is an unscientific mess.

Claiming Mike Pence puts America at risk for coronavirus because of an Indiana HIV outbreak intentionally creates fear and fuels the fires of hatred.

When I watch the advocacy for transgender transition in children, all I can see is an organized effort to ‘correct’ something that should never have been viewed as wrong in the first place.

Compelling Christians to use speech that violates their religious beliefs is far from neutral. A new higher ed case shows the courts disagree.

It is vital that Americans support and promote these efforts, state by state, to ensure children have the opportunity to stay children as long as possible.

Media pounced on the opportunity when, after Mike Pence gave a speech reflecting on Martin Luther King Jr. at Holy City Church of God In Christ in Tennessee, the pastor discussed homosexuality in part of his sermon.

Coming to terms with being a gay or bisexual person when that is viewed as shameful is a powerful obstacle, but it does not absolve someone of murder.

The LGBT mob and media simply cannot see that they are the source of hatred and bullying. Their movement has built a toxic culture of political dissent.

According to trans activists, transmen can menstruate and become pregnant but also require acceptance as men in all traditional male activities and social roles. How is this supposed to work?

While LGBT advocates focus on hate crimes, discrimination, or other outside negative influences on the LGBT community, they fail to see the dangers within it.

If what Trump’s administration is doing is ‘erasing’ LGBT people, then being erased must be the same thing as equality and assimilation — and that looks like progress to me.

How do we encourage parents to give dolls to their sons and trucks to their daughters if those behaviors are considered scientific evidence of gender dysphoria?

Alarming developments in the U.K. and Canada show where the United States is headed if it passes the Equality Act and continues bowing to the increasingly powerful transgender bullies.

In a way, I lost everything. But in a more important way, I discovered a purpose I never would have otherwise considered.

A journalist stating verifiable facts on a public platform should not be at risk for removal from that platform due simply to a minority of people who take arbitrary offense.

Conscience protections do not ‘give a license’ to discriminate. They protect health-care workers from being forced to participate in practices such as elective sterilization, elective abortion, and assisted suicide.

In the left’s crusade against the Christian faith, it harms the people it purports to defend. This means good people must ensure no one in need is left behind, and for the record, The Salvation Army is very good people.

I am certainly not a ‘they,’ and I shudder to imagine a society that prefers to see me as a generic and inclusive pronoun, rather than a whole and autonomous person.

Continuing the narrative of fighting hatred and bigotry will do nothing more than needlessly scare trans people about the wrong things. It won’t save lives.

Some entertainment is just not suitable for children. Provocative adult entertainers at Drag Queen Story Hour should be an obvious example.