A Clark County school librarian filed a police report after Trustee Lydia Dominguez posted an online prayer calling for removal of “pornographic material” from school libraries. Supporters say this raises concerns over free speech and religious freedom in schools.

The U.S. Supreme Court, in a 6–3 decision authored by Justice Clarence Thomas, upheld a Texas law requiring pornography sites to verify users are 18+ via ID or transactional data—aimed at shielding minors and setting a precedent followed by 24 other states.

Anti‑ICE radicals have stepped up tactics—dumping threatening notes, spreading fliers with officers’ personal details, and posting info online. This surge in doxing coincides with an 830% spike in violence against ICE officers from Jan–July 2025 compared to 2024.

The article argues that borders are divinely instituted—rooted in Scripture (Genesis, Deuteronomy, Acts)—and essential for order, justice, and national identity. Open‑borders, it warns, lead to chaos, resource strain, and undermine God‑ordained authority.

Amid rising parental skepticism, the American Academy of Pediatrics issued a July 28 policy urging the elimination of all non‑medical vaccine exemptions for schoolchildren. Critics warn it endangers religious liberty and parental rights. 

Several prominent U.S. hospitals—including Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, Children’s National, University of Chicago Medicine, Stanford Medicine, and UPMC—have halted puberty blockers, hormone therapy, and surgeries for minors following DOJ subpoenas and rising legal risks.