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The U.K.'s Online Safety Act Has Been a Failure.
Topic: Children and Family
Source: Reason
Regulators Want To Broaden It Anyway. A new report reveals more shortcomings of the U.K.’s Online Safety Act. Who could have predicted that age-gating large sections of the internet in a crusade to shield children's eyeballs from vaguely defined "harmful content" would have disastrous consequences and wouldn't ultimately protect kids? Apparently, the United Kingdom's online regulator, Ofcom, couldn't. On Thursday, Ofcom released a report assessing whether the government should make changes to the content categories of the 2023 Online Safety Act, a set of laws which require companies operating in the U.K. to prevent children from "accessing harmful and age-inappropriate content and provide parents and children with clear and accessible ways to report problems online when they do arise."

Portland Thorns security forcibly remove women wearing XX-XY shirts
Topic: Violence Against Women
Source: The Post Millennial
as pro-trans fans scream insults, cheer their removal. Reporter Brandi Kruse and other women standing up for women's rights in athletics and wearing XX-XY t-shirts were forcibly escorted out of a Portland Thorns FC game after refusing to leave when security confronted them. Kruse as well as others posted a series of videos of the event to social media on Friday night in which she, along with other women, were heckled by pro-transgender fans.

18,000+ Kids Injected With Vaccines While Unconscious At Colorado Hospital
Topic: Children and Family
Source: Modernity News
Especially the neurologically vulnerable .... A March 2026 publication by The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) confirms that Children’s Hospital Colorado (CHCO) has injected “more than 18,000” pediatric patients under “deep sedation or general anesthesia” who were undergoing surgery or other medical procedures. The revelation comes after this website reported yesterday that Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia has injected 2,054 children with flu vaccines under anesthesia. ... The AAP News piece behind a $35 paywall was written by Drs. Caroline A. Pasquariello and Kim M. Strupp, both anesthesiologists.

New York Archdiocese to pay $800 million to sex abuse survivors
Topic: Violence Against Women
Source: Deutsche Welle
Survivors of sexual abuse by Catholic clergy accepted an $800 million (€714 million) settlement with the Archdiocese of New York, ending years of lawsuits, their lawyers announced on Saturday. "The unanimous agreement of survivors who filed claims against the Archdiocese of New York marks a powerful moment in the pursuit of justice," Jeff Anderson, an attorney representing survivors, said in a statement.

Florida A&M University shooting leaves 12 injured,
Topic: Children and Family
Source: FOX News
...including 6 children, near football stadium. At least 12 people, including six juveniles, were injured in a shooting near Florida A&M University's Bragg Memorial Stadium in Tallahassee on Saturday night, authorities said. The Tallahassee Police Department said the shooting occurred just before 8 p.m. near the intersection of Perry and Manatee streets, close to Bragg Memorial Stadium. Authorities said 12 people were injured, including 11 who sustained gunshot wounds.

WHO Kills MAHA-Backed Hepatitis B Baby Vaccine Trial
Topic: Children and Family
Source: Armageddon Prose
Since September of last year, a team of Danish researchers, backed by $1.6 million in funding from RFK Jr.’s CDC, had planned a large-scale hepatitis B vaccine trial in the sub-Saharan African nation of Guinea-Bissau. Per the study design, the control group of 7,000 infants would skip the at-birth hepatitis B vaccine dose and receive it later on at six weeks, whereas the experimental group of 7,000 infants would receive the shot immediately at birth, the objective being to assess potential adverse health impacts of the hepatitis B shot in day-old infants — a practice which the Public Health™ experts stateside have gone to war to shield from scrutiny

Couples looking to have children
Topic: Children and Family
Source: Deutsche Welle
...often turn to surrogacy agencies in Georgia without understanding the hidden costs. Georgia became a hub for surrogate pregnancies after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. DW spoke with parents, and those who wanted to become parents, about the hidden costs of a booming industry.

New York Is Fining Amish Schools Over Vaccines,
Topic: Children and Family
Source: Reason
So the Amish Are Asking the Supreme Court for Help. After $118,000 in fines for allowing unvaccinated students to attend Amish schools, the plaintiffs are pursuing a case that could reshape how the courts protect religious exercise.

NY AG Letitia James hit with bar complaint
Topic: Political Correctness
Source: New York Post
... for ‘flagrant violation’ in ‘Cornell 7’ case: ‘She must recuse herself’. A bar ethics complaint has been filed against New York Attorney General Letitia James for allegedly making prejudicial statements about the “Cornell 7” in the days before being appointed special prosecutor to look into criminal charges for the Ivy’s Chi Phi frat members, The Post has learned. Two days before she was appointed special prosecutor to reopen an investigation into a 2024 alleged gang rape at Cornell University’s Chi Phi house, James posted on social media: “What this young woman has been forced to endure is horrific and unacceptable.”

Hair-Raising Case
Topic: Political Correctness
Source: Jonathan Turley
White Baltimore Arts Executive Fired For Wearing Cornrows. It was not deemed a fun hairstyle choice adopted on a vacation but rather a despicable case of cultural appropriation that warranted her termination... A White Baltimore arts executive was recently fired in September from the Baltimore Rock Opera Society. The reason was not that Kelly Carnes was chronically absent or failed to perform her duties as the new executive director. Rather, it was the hairstyle that she briefly adopted on vacation. You see, Carnes is white, and co-workers were apparently triggered by her getting cornrows while attending the Burning Man festival.

Some Safety Protections In ChatGPT For Teens Don't Work, Watchdog Finds
Topic: Children and Family
Source: The Epoch Times
Common Sense Media’s Youth AI Safety Institute said its testing indicated safeguards such as the tool not referring to itself as a teenager’s friend failed. Users of ChatGPT who say they are under the age of 18, or flagged as being a minor, began automatically being placed in ChatGPT for Teens over the summer, according to OpenAI. The company touted the version of its artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot as containing "stronger built-in safety protections for teens, including features to promote healthy use and additional controls for parents."

Male Depression:
Topic: Men's Movement
Source: The Centre for Male Psychology
The Centre for Male Psychology's Position Statement on Identifying, Understanding, and Treating Men's Experiences of Depression. Depression in men is under-recognised, under-diagnosed, and often manifests differently in men than in women. Men are less likely than women to seek help, more likely to externalise symptoms (e.g., aggression), and self-medicate (e.g., alcohol abuse). The Centre for Male Psychology is committed to advancing evidence, improving clinical practice, and influencing public discourse on men’s mental health (Centre for Male Psychology, 2021). In this position statement we recommend a male-centred approach to understanding male depression. We hope that this document will bring about a change in how we research, treat, and talk about men’s depression.

The SPLC's Hate Map Was Never a Map.
Topic: Political Correctness
Source: Hot Air
It Was a Hit List Washington Used. The SPLC is most famous in conservative circles for being one of, or perhaps the biggest funder of, the hate groups it claimed to fight. It was so tight with the hate groups that it committed bank fraud to fund them, laundered donor money to subsidize recruiters, and one of its key employees was literally living and sleeping with a white supremacist.

“I am Trying to Figure Out the Way to Do This”
Topic: Political Correctness
Source: Jonathan Turley
MS NOW, Omar, and the Art of the Evasion. “I am trying to figure out the way to do this.” Those words from MS NOW’s Chris Hayes say all you need to know (and likely all you will get) from his interview on Wednesday with Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota. There is a litany of questions the liberal host never asked of Omar. Those questions have only increased over the years, leading to the current criminal investigation into immigration fraud. At points, Hayes sounded more like a supplicant than a journalist given his discomfort with asking pressing questions.

The political path of the Cornell rape allegation
Topic: Political Correctness
Source: The Washington Examiner
It seems likely the case will become even more political in coming days and weeks. And, as with everything else in our society, it will become to some degree about Trump. A media narrative, and a social media debate, will emerge in which the fraternity members become associated with Trump, and the woman becomes associated with the forces of good and
decency standing up to Trump.

The Great Feminization Comes to Cornell
Topic: Political Correctness
Source: The Free Press
A male prosecutor declined to bring charges, citing the accuser’s statement. New York’s governor replaced him with a woman saying, ‘Two women perhaps are looking at this differently than men would.’ This time last year, the conservative writer Helen Andrews delivered one of the most talked about essays in recent memory. Published in “Compact” and titled “The Great Feminization,” it argued that the woke era was best understood in terms of the differences between men and women. “Cancel culture is simply what women do whenever there are enough of them in a given organization or field,” she wrote. The essay established Andrews as one of the most provocative voices on sex and power in American life, launching a thousand responses. It also included a stark warning: A feminized legal system would come to represent campus Title IX tribunals, where sympathy for accusers outweighed due process.

New York lawmaker says sexual assault victims should get tuition reimbursement
Topic: Political Correctness
Source: The Post Millennial
—critics say this encourages women to lie about abuse. "Just what we need after this case, more incentive to make false allegations," one user wrote. State Assembly member Grace Lee (D-Manhattan) was set to introduce a bill this week called the “Survivor’s Choice Act," which would require colleges to refund tuition for those who are sexually assaulted if they withdraw from classes or take a break for a semester, per the New York Post.

The Last Time A College Hired An Obama Aide
Topic: Political Correctness
Source: The Daily Wire
To Investigate A Sex Scandal, It Didn’t End Well. The fact-finder said one thing. The mob said another. The college chose the mob. Cornell officials may think that campus activists will accept the findings of a well-regarded female Democrat lawyer. But that’s not what happened eight years ago, when the University of Rochester hired ex-Obama lawyer Mary Jo White to get them out of a similar situation. The university called on White after Mother Jones reported in 2016 that two junior faculty, Celeste Kidd and Jessica Cantlon, accused professor T. Florian Jaeger, an acclaimed scientist, of being flirtatious, creepy, and socializing with graduate students.

Who Thought This Was OK?
Topic: Porn, Prostitution, and Sexual Freedom
Source: Zero Hedge
City-backed festival let a man strip for cash in front of kids...? Footage from the September 19 City of the Hills Festival in Oneonta now circulating online shows one performer peeling off clothing, working the crowd for money, and dancing like a stripper in Muller Plaza, a public downtown space. Local parents have started a petition. City Hall has treated their objection as the real problem.