Nicole Russell
Washington Examiner
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Was the Super Bowl trying to be woke or glorious?
One perspective: Super Bowl 2023 showed a glorious America with differing views on race, sex, and talent. Another perspective: This Super Bowl wanted America to look woke first and great only second. → Read More
On abortion law, Minnesota is now more extreme than California
Since the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision last June, abortion policy has varied greatly nationwide. Over a dozen states have passed laws banning abortion altogether, a handful has banned abortion at 20 weeks, and five states have no restrictions on abortion whatsoever. → Read More
Colorado courts have a vendetta against Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips must be the best — and worst — baker in America. Never before have we seen a cake baker so high in demand and yet excoriated in the courts for being such a bigot. Last Thursday, the Colorado Court of Appeals ruled that Phillips violated Colorado’s Anti-Discrimination Act, or CADA, by… → Read More
A Postal Service worker fights for religious freedom at Supreme Court
The Supreme Court will hear a case in which a Protestant employee claims the United States Postal Service failed to provide him with religious accommodations. USPS scheduled him to work on Sunday despite his willingness to work other shifts. → Read More
Actions the pro-life movement needs to take
Pro-life advocates will celebrate the 50th annual March for Life in Washington this weekend. The Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision, which saw the Supreme Court overturn a constitutional right to abortion, has finally allowed conservatives to advocate something beyond halting abortion. But what does that look like? → Read More
Surgery replaces exercise as a quick fix to childhood obesity
Is your child struggling with being overweight? → Read More
School board wins key federal appeals court victory
Good news for schools grappling with transgender bathroom issues. In a Dec. 30 7-4 decision, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals held that in a case involving a transgender student and the school board of St. Johns County, Florida, separating use of male and female bathrooms in public schools based on students' biological sex does not violate the Equal Protection Clause or Title IX. → Read More
How Democrats erase women
President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris ran on a promise to govern according to an agenda that “aggressively protects the rights and addresses the unique needs of all women.” But in office, the administration has arguably done just the opposite. Biden and the Democrats have repeatedly put obstacles in their way. → Read More
Four takeaways from Monday's key free speech case at the Supreme Court
On Monday morning, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a vital free speech case, 303 Creative v. Elenis. At issue is whether or not Colorado’s public accommodation law, its Anti-Discrimination Act, can compel Lorie Smith, the website designer behind 303 Creative, to create website designs… → Read More
Is Jewish Orthodoxy the new bigotry?
A religious Jewish university in New York City just filed an emergency application to the Supreme Court asking Justice Sonia Sotomayor to help it operate in accordance with its religious beliefs. → Read More
A reckoning for the pornography industry
Pornography, including child pornography, runs rampant online. → Read More
Biden’s new executive order on abortion is full of fearmongering and half-truths
President Joe Biden signed an executive order on Friday cementing his administration's commitment to "defend reproductive rights and protect access to safe and legal abortion." → Read More
The experiment advances
Can you still love America, even when you hate her? → Read More
Christian Employers Push Back on Transgender Procedures Mandates
The Biden administration is mandating Christian employers provide health coverage for “gender transition” interventions. → Read More
Why Parental Rights Activists Use Term 'Grooming' in Push to Protect Kids
Parental rights activists aren't using the term “grooming” to be provocative. It’s the most accurate term to describe the problem. → Read More
Oreos Gone Woke: Is Nothing Off Limits to LGBT Left?
LGBT activists complain they're caught in the middle of the culture war, even as they turn otherwise apolitical cookies like Oreos woke. → Read More
The magic's gone, welcome to Disney's woke kingdom
There is more to Disney’s iconic brand than fairy tales, Frozen sequels, and incredible theme parks. → Read More
Jackson’s Failure to Define ‘Woman’ Indicates She Won't Protect Females
Jackson purposefully played a game of semantics with an issue that has torn apart tenets of law, families, sports, and education. → Read More
At Yale Law School, speech gets silenced
Free speech is a bedrock of our nation's health. → Read More
What We Learn From Democrats’ Failure to Pass an Extreme Abortion Bill
The Women's Health Protection Act is so expansive, so ghoulish, it’s truly shameful that Democrats even tried to codify its provisions in law. → Read More