Biological Truth is Not Child Abuse: The Yaeli Martinez Child Protection Act

At just fifteen years old, Yaeli Martinez, daughter to Abigail Martinez, began asking to identify as “Andrew.” Yaeli suffered from a long history of depression and learning deficits, and her mother alleges that Los Angeles LGBT Center school counselors groomed Yaeli into becoming “trans” behind her back. Abigail, a Christian mother of four, did not […]

Kratom: the ‘Gas Station Heroin’ that is bafflingly legal

Last month, two Ole Miss students were tragically found dead on campus. Near their bodies were found open packages of kratom, a supplement based on a plant from Southeast Asia that has become very popular in the United States. Though the toxicology reports are still pending, this case has raised the question about why, in […]

October 7 and The Battle Against Unbelief

There is a book within me I have yet to write: The Battle Against Unbelief.  It is the battle of our times. You’ve heard it a thousand times. “You can’t believe anything these days.” If I were the devil, I couldn’t have orchestrated the cultural sentiment any better. It manifests in multiple contexts in this […]

Democrats MIA from Women’s Sports Hearing

The Senate Judiciary Committee recently held a critical hearing on the issue of men competing in women’s sports. Or perhaps it is more accurate to say that half of the Senate Judiciary Committee held that hearing, considering the Democratic half of the Committee chose not to show up. Only Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minnesota) made a […]

The Effect of Devaluing Life: Another Woman Receives Empathy for Murdering Her Child

In modern-day America, unborn babies are constantly subjugated to clinical labels such as “fetus,” “embryo,” “zygote,” or even just “tissue.” At the other end of life, the elderly and disabled are deemed “inconvenient,” “burdensome,” or “unable to contribute to society.” Our culture claims that unborn babies should be killed in the womb and that seniors […]

Celebrating Fifty Years of the Hyde Amendment

Just three years after the nationwide legalization of abortion in 1973 with the Roe v. Wade decision, freshman Congressman Henry Hyde of Illinois observed a problem: American taxpayers were being forced to pay for abortions through federally funded healthcare plans like Medicaid. More than that, he knew that whatever the government pays for, it encourages.   […]

CWA Applauds Dept. of Education Burying Biden’s Illegal Title IX Rule

For Immediate Release: September 22, 2026 | Contact: [email protected] WASHINGTON, DC – Concerned Women for America (CWA) celebrates the U.S. Department of Education’s decision to formally rescind President Biden’s Title IX regulations. While Biden’s rule was never enforced, it remained on the books pending today’s announcement. “CWA applauds the Department of Education’s action that officially […]

Socialized Medicine’s Dangerous Solution To High Costs

Socialized medicine and assisted suicide in the U.S.? Wake up America, we’re next. In November 2022, Canadian native Allison Ducluzeau was rushed to the emergency room with severe abdominal pain. Subsequent tests revealed a rare, aggressive abdominal cancer: stage 4 peritoneal carcinomatosis. In consultations at the British Columbia Cancer Agency, oncologists informed Allison that she was not eligible […]

Parents, Children Under Attack from Progressive Trans Ideology Infiltrating Women’s Sports and Children’s TV Programming

For Immediate Release: September 24, 2026 | Contact: [email protected] WASHINGTON, DC (September 24, 2026) – Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee (CWALAC) says parents and children are under attack by progressive gender ideology that has entrenched itself in women’s sports and children’s programming.  “There is a war against us as parents, and our children, […]

What everyone is missing about the Sydney Sweeney Ad

The latest internet meltdown is over Sydney Sweeney’s salacious ad for gambling. But while pundits rightfully criticize the ad’s objectification of female sexuality, they ignore that it also preys on an already struggling generation of young men. Sydney Sweeney’s ad, like all good ads, was designed to get attention. Sweeney, posing nude, with a variety […]

A Neuroscience Perspective on the Harmful Effects of Pornography

Pornography destroys both the body and the soul. If you are a Christian, acknowledging pornography is outside of God’s design for sex and relationship is itself reason enough to reject consuming it. The spiritual harms of any evil should never be ignored. Pornography exploits men, women, and children for pleasure and profit, directly counteracting what […]

Public Policy Is Moving Too Slowly to Protect Children from AI

Technology advances exponentially while public policy advances … glacially. While Congress continues to debate how best to regulate an industry that has been allowed to run amok for nearly two decades, technologists continue to push ahead with increasingly powerful AI systems, even as the executives and engineers who built them worry they “could kill us […]

Washington Times: Islam Incompatible with the Girl Scouts

Islam has infiltrated yet another American institution: Girl Scouts of the USA. While Islamic communities around the world regularly treat women as second-class citizens, the Girl Scouts — whose guiding ethos is to empower women — are working to normalize Islam in America. A recent investigation found an insidious pattern of mosque-based troops promoting Islam in […]

Is ChatGPT making us lonelier than ever?

By the end of the 1980s, American poet and novelist Wendell Berry faced peer pressure to give up writing by hand and get a computer, so much so that he published an essay titled “Why I Am Not Going to Buy a Computer.” In it, he laid out strict standards for integrating technology into his work, […]

The DAR, Womanhood, and the Cost of Redefining Truth

As a newer member of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), as well as a college student, Young Women for America (YWA) Ambassador, and most importantly, a Christian conservative who loves God and country, I feel uniquely positioned to address an issue that reaches far beyond one organization. In June, the DAR hosted its […]