While pride flags wave and parades and demonstrations abound for Pride Month, Christians can instead celebrate June as Fidelity Month. Robert George, a law professor at Princeton University, established Fidelity…
In a recent article from the Institute for Family Studies, research psychologist Nicholas Zill argues that a proven path to reduce welfare dependence and ensure success for young families is…
2025 | Week of June 9 | Radio Transcript #1622Each June, Father’s Day reminds us of the profound importance of dads—not just in our personal lives, but in the health…
Last Thursday, the US Supreme Court sided with Catholic Charities Bureau of Superior in a unanimous decision favoring religious freedom. The Court’s ruling overturned a previous Wisconsin Supreme Court decision…
The National Fatherhood Initiative notes that “ather involvement provides numerous benefits for child well-being, starting prenatally and lasting into adulthood. Engaged fathers enhance cognitive skills, reading proficiency, and self-esteem, while…
Last week, the Missouri Supreme Court overturned a lower court ruling that blocked the enforcement of abortion facility safety requirements in that state. These requirements include meeting basic health and…
Last week, Wisconsin Democrat legislators began circulating four bills and two joint resolutions they claim is a comprehensive equality package, timed to coincide with so-called Pride Month. Combined, these measures…
State Representative Lindee Brill and State Senator Steve Nass recently introduced a bill that would prohibit gender-confused individuals from changing their biological sex on a birth certificate. As elected officials…
State Representative Christian Phelps has introduced a bill to extend the enrollment cap on Wisconsin’s statewide school voucher program. Phelps stated, quote, “I am dedicated to keeping public funds in…
2025 | Week of June 2 | Radio Transcript #1621For more than three decades, Wisconsin has been a pioneer in the national movement for parental choice in education. What began…
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