Parents and educators feuded Wednesday on Dr. Phil over woke curriculum in schools, with both sides of the debate discussing the Parental Rights in Education law signed by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. “National sex education standards right now for K-3 say that gender ideology – those children need to know by 3rd grade that you…
A retired New York City police officer demanded action from politicians over the crime surge, as he recounted the harrowing, suspected “knockout challenge” attack he endured in broad daylight. Retired NYPD officer Harvey Kraft joined “Fox & Friends First” Thursday to discuss the attack and what the city’s leaders need to do to combat the…
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker endorsed a school choice program in a new candidate survey, appearing to reverse course on the issue just a few weeks out from Election Day. In the survey, published by the Chicago Sun-Times, Pritzker replied “Yes” to the question, “Do you support Illinois’ tax credit scholarship program that provides financial support…
El Paso City Council member Claudia Rodriguez called out the city’s Democratic mayor Wednesday night, saying he has been caught in a lie. Earlier on Fox News Wednesday, El Paso Mayor Oscar Leeser denied Rodriguez’s allegation that he was pressured by the White House to avoid declaring the migrant influx an emergency in the city,…
Voters don’t need to hunt for “Red October” any longer, according to the New York Times. It’s here. The paper’s politics editor sounded the alarm on Thursday as midterm elections loom, warning readers that a red wave could be on the horizon, and things could quickly become “dire” for Democrats. The piece by Blake Hounshell…
The New York Times reported that President Joe Biden’s decision to stay away from big political rallies ahead of the midterm elections “reflects his low approval rating.” The Times’ Wednesday political analysis stated that Biden’s low approval rating is keeping him from making a big splash on the campaign trail this fall, as other more…
An opinion piece in The Washington Post ripped Broadway for “coddling theatergoers” with excessive “trigger warnings” that they argued were more about virtue signaling than anything else. Richard Zoglin’s article, headlined, “Give my disregards to Broadway’s over-the-top theater ‘trigger warnings,’” mocked Broadway making theaters “safe spaces” for politically-like-minded audiences. Describing a slew of trigger warnings…
Raunchy video of an all-ages drag show in Texas that featured sexually suggestive dancing in front of children has fueled outrage and fear that the radical left is trying to normalize the sexualization of kids. Sara Gonzales, host of The News and Why It Matters at BlazeTV, attended the event in Plano, Texas, and told…
An Ohio newspaper is facing backlash for a political cartoon taking aim at Republican Senate candidate JD Vance at the expense of his wife. The Plain Dealer, Cleveland’s major newspaper, published a cartoon last week depicting Democratic candidate Tim Ryan in the uniform of the Cleveland Guardians, formerly the Cleveland Indians, while Vance appears in…
Former Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Michael Steele warned his party against legitimizing some Trump-aligned figures as political leaders, calling them “fleas” and “blood-sucking ticks” whom potential House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., would have to “lay down with.” On MSNBC’s “Deadline: White House,” host Nicolle Wallace said current House Minority Leader McCarthy’s “total capitulation” to…