In 2019, New York repealed a law that provided a religious exemption for otherwise mandatory school vaccinations. Parents have now asked the U.S. Supreme Court to weigh in.
Continue readingAn admissions counselor at Clemson University recently found herself in hot water after referring to Republican applicants as part of an “oppressive group.”
Continue readingIt appears that President Joe Biden will have the opportunity to nominate a justice to the U.S. Supreme Court. Justice Stephen Breyer has announced that he plans to retire early this summer, at the end of the Court’s current term.
Continue readingThere was a time when students would seek out teachers for extra help with their studies. Now, some teachers are recruiting students to advance their LGBTQ agenda.
Continue readingWho says men can’t get pregnant? Not Apple. The global technology company has released the beta version of its next iOS update which features several new emojis, including both a “pregnant man” and a “pregnant person.”
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God created families to be a safe haven from a dangerous world. But oftentimes, our families themselves are the source of emotional danger. On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. Sharon May explains that we all experience family disappointments on some level. If it’s not addressed, that pain and anguish can lead to greater discouragement. That, in turn, can lead to depression, estrangement or even despair. As time passes, even as mature adults, we can feel lost and unseen in our families, which can prompt angry outbursts. Unless there’s abuse, Dr. May counsels against cutting off family members. In every situation, she recommends open communication and healthy boundaries.
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