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Virginia Voters Enshrine Abortions Up to Birth
Topic: Abortion
Source: Life News
...in State Constitution After Pro-Abortion Groups Poured Millions into Campaign. Under existing Virginia law, abortion is generally available through the second trimester, roughly 27 to 28 weeks, with tighter restrictions afterward that required a treating physician and two consulting physicians to attest that continuing the pregnancy would likely result in the woman’s death or substantially and irremediably impair her mental or physical health. The new amendment lowers that threshold to the judgment of one physician and removes the requirement for consulting doctors.

Parents Angry After School's AI Move With 6-Year-Olds
Topic: Children and Family
Source: People
Photos show them as adults in their hoped-for future careers. When Nikki Anderson’s daughter came home from school last week, the mom of two was surprised by what she found in her 6-year-old’s backpack. Anderson, 32, tells PEOPLE that her daughter Harper came from elementary school with an AI-generated photo of what she might look like at 25 years old. The photo showed Harper dressed as a nurse, the profession she said she wants to go into when she grows up. In addition to the AI photo, Harper brought home a drawing made out of construction paper depicting her future.

Michigan student arrested after shoving Jewish conservative activist
Topic: Political Correctness
Source: Campus Reform
...threatening to kill her. A University of Michigan student was arrested after shoving a Jewish conservative activist to the ground during a campus political discussion and threatening to kill her as police intervened. Video of the confrontation shows the altercation, which occurred after the student challenged conservative activists discussing Islam and Western values.

Prosecutors Say They Plan to Retry Clancy
Topic: Political Correctness
Source: USA Today
But they haven't settled on charges for mother accused of killing 3 children. A Massachusetts mother whose murder trial ended in deadlock could be back on trial in March. Prosecutors told a judge on Monday that they plan to retry 36-year-old Lindsay Clancy, accused of killing her three children in January 2023, but are waiting on key rulings before deciding which charges to pursue, USA Today reports. Clancy's defense says she was experiencing postpartum psychosis and shouldn't be held criminally responsible.

Saying there are 2 sexes is ‘very transphobic,’ Oregon State instructor says
Topic: Political Correctness
Source: The College Fix
Instructor complained about ‘extensive examples of transphobia’ A class instructor reported an Oregon State University student to the bias response team after he argued there are only two sexes in a final course project. The incident report, obtained by The College Fix through a public records request, reveals that an instructor (or teaching assistant) flagged the male undergraduate student for holding views critical of gender theory. The incident was among 20 bias reports filed at Oregon State at the start of the Fall 2025 semester.

Spain introduces paid menopause sick leave from December 2026
Topic: Women's Health
Source: Euronews
From 1 December, female workers with impairing conditions linked to the menopause can access specific medical leave. Spain thus expands labour protection for women, while other European countries still do not provide a similar measure. From 1 December, women who live and work in Spain will have a new labour right. Those who suffer from incapacitating health problems linked to the menopause will be able to request a specific medical leave and receive a benefit from the second day, without needing to have paid social security contributions for a minimum period.

Cornell Rape Case Plays Out in Vicious Fashion Online
Topic: Violence Against Women
Source: New Yorker
New Yorker looks at how online vigilantes are doxxing everyone involved, including Jane Doe. A 911 call sent armed police to a quiet home on Oct. 6, but the reported shootings were fiction. The target, writes Ruby Cramer at the New Yorker, was a young woman known publicly only as "Jane Doe." She's the Cornell grad who has filed a civil suit alleging she was sexually assaulted by seven members of the Chi Phi fraternity in 2024—and who is now at the center of a different kind of crisis: mass doxxing, swatting, and online vigilantism, with her address and phone number in circulation and threats pouring in. Her attorney has even used a private investigator from his law firm to guard his house at night.

Bari Weiss Was NOT Told About Gay Asylum Claim
Topic: Political Correctness
Source: The Victory Girls Blog
Before Last Week’s 60 Minutes Episode. Last Sunday 60 Minutes aired a piece focusing on one illegal who was deported after spending over ten years living in the United States. They left a LOT out of report. DHS pushed back. And now we find out that 60 Minutes boss Nick Bilton, and Bari Weiss herself were left totally in the dark about…everything regarding this segment. "CBS News Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss and “60 Minutes” boss Nick Bilton were kept in the dark about a deported migrant’s claim on immigration documents that he was gay ahead of a controversial segment that aired on the TV news magazine show last Sunday, The Post has learned."

‘YO, YOU BEST PROTECT YA NECK’
Topic: Political Correctness
Source: Campus Reform
UMD dismisses threat to TPUSA as students raise safety concerns. A University of Maryland administrator determined that a student’s reenactment of Charlie Kirk’s assassination and a threatening Instagram post warning TPUSA members to 'protect ya neck' did not constitute a crime. TPUSA students say the university has failed to adequately protect them and are relying on campus police for security at chapter events.

"Operation Ghostbusters" Exposes Kenyan Student Loan Scam
Topic: Political Correctness
Source: Zero Hedge
There's ghost students in the halls of American colleges, and they're sending your money to Kenya... The US Department of Justice has announced the first arrests in an ongoing investigation launched in April called "Operation Ghostbusters", and the results are not surprising. Assistant Attorney General Colin M. McDonald held a press conference this week detailing the discovery of a fraud pipeline exploiting US college loan programs. The underlying fraud relies on "ghost-student" schemes using stolen identities for FAFSA/aid, and has been ongoing since at least 2021. The investigation that grew into Operation Ghostbusters was opened by the FBI’s Richmond Field Office after a referral from the Department of Education’s Office of Inspector General. According to the Justice Department, criminal actors allegedly stole or used personal information of U.S. citizens (often people who had never attended college) to create fraudulent FAFSA accounts.

Prosecution The Unjust Prosecution of Nathan Cofnas
Topic: Political Correctness
Source: Mises Institute
Nathan Cofnas exposed a major fraud in elite British academics. For that, prosecutors want to put him in prison because the academic left prefers fantasy to the truth. When does academic philosophy become a criminal enterprise? The academic philosopher Dr. Nathan Cofnas has been threatened with prosecution by the Belgian anti-discrimination watchdog. They believe that his philosophical defense of free scientific inquiry, and his argument that it is morally permissible to investigate possible genetic causes of racial differences in intelligence, amounts to illegal “racial discrimination.” Cofnas is now forced to consult criminal lawyers in a bid to stay out of jail. Whether these charges are likely to actually result in a jail sentence is not the issue at present—rather, the prosecution itself is the issue. Criminal proceedings discourage any academic who wants to stay out of jail from attempting to explore this research topic.

When adults take over youth protests, EU children’s own demands vanish
Topic: Children and Family
Source: EI Observer
As youth protests spread from France to Belgium, Spain, Italy, Greece and Albania, Europe is confronting a stark test of whether under?18s are treated as political actors in their own right, or merely as props in adult power struggles.France’s lycée students have taken to the streets over shortages of teachers, crumbling buildings, and inequalities that determine educational opportunities and university admissions. Yet, as political parties and trade unions joined the protests and students found themselves confronted by riot police, the debate shifted from their demands to their inability to act for themselves.

El-Sayed To 60 Minutes: Boys In Girls Sports Is A Manufactured Issue
Topic: Political Correctness
Source: The Victory Girls Blog
It’s a fake issue. It’s made up. It’s …”manufactured.” During the 60 Minutes interview that aired last night, Abdul El-Sayed derisively dismissed parent’s concerns about boys in girls sports. You see, he’s not about to do any governing about whether boys should be allowed to play on girls teams. It’s not his jam evidently. Especially given he claims all the outrage over this has been manufactured.

Why Are So Many British Teens Being Treated As Terrorists?
Topic: Men's Movement
Source: Spiked
Panic over boys being radicalized by the right is warping the UK's counter-terror response...What is going on with Britain's children? Last year, more than 6,000 under-18s were referred to Prevent, the UK government's counter-terrorism scheme, with a record number reported for being obsessed with mass violence and extremism. Believe the headlines, and we are raising a generation of committed terrorists and murderous nihilists. But scratch beneath the surface, and a far more complex picture of adult failure begins to emerge.

Nick Shirley’s Explosive New Investigation Exposes the Biden-Era NGO Pipeline
Topic: Children and Family
Source: The Gateway Pundit
That Lost Track of Children, ‘Your Tax Dollars Trafficked Over 300,000 Kids. Independent journalist and filmmaker Nick Shirley dropped a 43-minute investigative documentary overnight on X that has already gone viral, exposing how the Biden administration’s handling of unaccompanied migrant children operated as the largest government-funded human trafficking ring in history. In the film, posted to his account, Shirley states that “Your tax dollars trafficked over 300,000 children across the United States while NGOs enriched themselves with millions of dollars,” detailing contracts in which one NGO alone received $895 million while others pulled in more than $100 million each.

U. Florida offers class on ‘werewolf romance’ and ‘Mexican-American vampires’
Topic: Political Correctness
Source: The College Fix
University of Florida students can learn about “werewolf romance” and a racially diverse mix of vampires in a literature class offered this semester. Cognizant of sexual identity politics, the class promises students they will learn not just from “white women writers” but also “women writers of color as well as of differing classes and sexualities.” The course, titled “Race/Gender/Paranormal/Romance” examines how these writers confronted “the remains of white middle-class conventions of the romance,” according to the fall 2026 course description.

Legitimate Care or a Tax-Fed Racket?
Topic: Children and Family
Source: Mises Institute
Mental Health Care for Adolescent Girls. The federal government has poured billions of dollars into the mental health industry, and the result seems to be even more diagnosed mental illnesses with no relief in sight. The mental health of American young people has been in trouble for decades. Yet, in recent Centers for Disease Control (CDC) survey data, there have been some late improvements. Between 2023 and 2025, several key indicators improved as fewer high school students reported mental health crises and a reduction in suicide attempts. However, important discrepancies between boys and girls remain. While 16 percent of male high schoolers reported poor mental health in 2025, the figure was 31 percent among high school girls. Researchers recognize that there is a distinct nature to diagnosing diseases of the mind in young men and women. Despite genuine efforts among practitioners and parents to see their children take hold of sound minds, the economic incentives that drive decisions in the psychiatry industry, state-sponsored education, and the online world may lead therapists and even the patients themselves to overdiagnose mental illness. As it turns out, these problems are concentrated among young females.

The Devils Was Censored 55 Years Ago.
Topic: Political Correctness
Source: Reason
Now It's Back, and Its Political Warning Still Holds. I did not initially want to see the re-release of Ken Russell's 1971 film, The Devils. As the critic Armond White pointed out, Warner Bros. somewhat deceptively marketed the film as a subversive horror movie, "promising steady, anti-Christian jolts and atrocities." Based on the film's trailer alone, one might believe that The Devils is truly about demonic forces possessing a convent of nuns. If this were the case, I would have had little interest in paying for a ticket and would have opted to avoid any nightmares. But the marketing successfully brought in moviegoers seeking October thrills, filling enough seats to extend the film's run indefinitely. After reading more about the film's premise, I saw the newly restored, uncensored NC-17 film on Wednesday night, and found White's assessment to be largely correct. The movie is, above all, a tale of politically motivated persecution, and it serves as a warning against succumbing to mob hysteria.

SAT tests have fewer vocab questions
Topic: Political Correctness
Source: The Post Millennial
... shorter reading passages than 40 years ago: study. "The makers of the SAT seem to believe that the ability to tackle long and complex literary works isn’t an important skill for college students anymore." The Johns Hopkins University’s Institute for Education Policy released the study sponsored by Thomas Aquinas College on Thursday. TAC Vice President and Dean Emeritus John J. Goyette said of the results, “The makers of the SAT seem to believe that the ability to tackle long and complex literary works isn’t an important skill for college students anymore. Sadly, given the state of modern higher education, they’re probably right.”