Month: November 2023
Adult Sex App in Public School Library Book Endorsed by Teachers Unions
Commentary As an elementary school teacher who teaches physical education to children with disabilities in seven Orange County schools, I want to warn parents there are books in our K–12 schools teaching kids how to use adult “hookup” apps while instructing them how to perform various sex acts. I first found this book in one […]
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Senate Democrats Introduce Bill to Tax Billionaires Assets
If a person’s assets rise in value enough that they would fall under the scope of the tax, they would be allowed to pay the tax over five years.
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Navigating a Crisis of Government Trust
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – In the wake of the Rainbow Bridge explosion between Niagara Falls, NY, and Ontario, I delve into public skepticism towards government statements. The widespread disbelief in official accounts, much like “The Boy Who Cried Wolf,” raises crucial questions about our trust in authorities and the importance of independent verification in an era of uncertainty and misinformation.
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