A jury in Dallas, Texas has ruled against Jeffrey Younger, the father who is trying to protect his seven-year-old son, James, from chemical castration via a gender “transition.” This means James’ mother, Dr. Anne Georgulas, will be able to continue “transitioning” him into “Luna,” and now has full authority to start him on puberty blockers and eventually cross-sex hormones.
The jury’s decision likely means that Mr. Younger will be required to “affirm” James as a girl, despite his religious and moral objections, and will also be forced to take a class on transgenderism.
With a consensus of 11 of the 12 jurors, the jury decided not to grant Mr. Younger Sole Managing Conservatorship over his two twin boys. They voted that the current Joint Managing Conservatorship should be replaced by a Sole Managing Conservatorship, but that Mr. Younger should not be that person. Judge Kim Cooks will read her ruling on possession, child support, and Dr. Georgulas’ other requests at 1:30 p.m. CST on Wednesday.
A little girl has captured hearts across the nation after she expressed her love for her adoptive parents in a viral video.
In the clip, the child, whom outlets have identified as Gabby, says she was just four years old when her parents met her and her younger sister Lily.
“Lily was still a baby, and I was four years old,” Gabby excitedly tells her mother. “I got so big, and Lilly was still a baby. And when the time you see her, she just was one years old. And when the time you see me, I was four years old!”
A heartwarming exchange ensues just moments later.
“We were very excited to meet you and our daddy,” Gabby candidly says. “And we love you guys, and we want to be here for you and daddy.”
U.S. Attorney John Durham’s investigation into the origins of the FBI’s 2016 Russia probe has expanded based on new evidence uncovered during a recent trip to Rome with Attorney General Bill Barr, sources told Fox News on Tuesday.
The sources said Durham was “very interested” to question former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper and former CIA Director John Brennan, an anti-Trump critic who recently dismissed the idea.
The two Obama administration officials were at the helm when the unverified and largely discredited Steele dossier, written by British ex-spy Christopher Steele and funded by the Hillary Clinton campaign and Democratic National Committee, was used to justify a secret surveillance warrant against former Trump adviser Carter Page.
President Trump last month informed several countries that Barr would be contacting the appropriate law enforcement entities in each country, according to a DOJ official. When Barr was in Italy that month, he spoke to law enforcement officials there about Durham’s review, the source told Fox News.
In the case of Bill Clinton, you had a finding by a Special Counsel before the House preceded. As opposed to now, where they’re still trying to find things.
#QuidProJoe only thinks “abhorrent” when @realDonaldTrump says it but when he uses it himself it’s totally fine.
In his defense Biden couldn’t remember he was VP for Obama 2 weeks ago so I’m sure this just slipped his mind like everything else! pic.twitter.com/WxGr18yARX
Former Republican House Speaker Newt Gingrich turned the tables Tuesday on “The View,” laying out the differences between President Donald Trump and former President Bill Clinton with regard to impeachment.
Gingrich sat in for Joy Behar, and Abby Huntsman pressed him to revisit the Clinton impeachment — over which he presided — for the sake of comparison.
Huntsman began by pointing out that Gingrich had once occupied House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s seat. “You did go down the impeachment road,” she said. “If you were Nancy today and you had a president that did exactly what Trump did that was a Democrat, what would you do?”
So some day, if a Democrat becomes President and the Republicans win the House, even by a tiny margin, they can impeach the President, without due process or fairness or any legal rights. All Republicans must remember what they are witnessing here – a lynching. But we will WIN!
President Donald Trump is being slammed today by Democrats — the same people who called migrant detention facilities concentration camps —for calling the impeachment effort against him a “lynching.”
Plenty chided the president for bringing up a painful period in U.S. history, and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez even used the tweet to promote her Commission on Reparations.
We know we’ve heard the word “lynching” before — both 2020 candidates Kamala Harris and Cory Booker called Jussie Smollet’s “assault” a modern-day lynching.
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) on Tuesday said President Trump is absolutely right to call the House impeachment process a “lynching.”
“This is a lynching in every sense. This is un-American,” Graham said to reporters.
“I’ve never seen a situation in my lifetime as a lawyer where somebody is accused of a major misconduct who cannot confront the accuser, call witnesses on their behalf and have the discussion in the light of day so the public can judge,” he said.
As Democrat Amy McGrath was laying the groundwork for her Senate bid, she attended a dinner hosted by the Kentucky chapter of a radical anti-Israel organization that has been tied to funding of global terror networks.
The Kentucky chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, known best as CAIR, posted multiple pictures of McGrath in attendance at its annual dinner on May 11, 2019. She is currently featured in the main photo of the group’s Facebook page.
McGrath launched her long-shot bid to unseat Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell in early July. Her first filing shows, however, that the campaign was already in swing at the time of the May dinner, with staff on payroll and large contributions already filling its coffer.
The McGrath campaign defended the CAIR dinner as an “interfaith event.”
“Amy attended an interfaith event joined by a rabbi and a Baptist preacher and sponsored by the University of Kentucky,” McGrath’s campaign manager Mark Nickolas said.
MATTHEWS: “I’m a big booster of Buttigieg. I know he’s gay, I know he’s married to another man, I know all that. But in the Democratic Party, that’s not going to hold him back.”
Seattle’s largest public school district is considering a proposal that would infuse math courses with elements of social justice, including studying how math has been “appropriated by Western culture” and is used to “oppress and marginalize people and communities of color.”
The proposed framework presents four themes for teachers to include in their K-12 math courses. The themes include how mathematical theories are “rooted in the ancient histories of people and empires of color,” how contributions of communities of color to the field are ignored, and how learning math can be “an act of liberation.”
Students will ask introspective questions like “What is my mathematical identity?” “How does it feel to be a Mathematician?” and “What fears do we have about math?”
They will also consider issues of how important it is to be correct in studying mathematics.
“How important is it to be Right? What is Right? Says Who?” one of the framework’s proposed questions reads.
Extinction Rebellion is paying activists up to £400 a week to lead the protests that have brought chaos to the streets of Britain, documents seen by The Mail on Sunday reveal.
Protesters have received payments totalling more than £70,000 in four months alone.
But the eco-protest group privately fears it could face a six-figure tax bill if the money, which is given as expenses, is deemed to be payment for work done on XR’s behalf.
Last night, one Tory MP called on HMRC to launch an immediate investigation into the movement’s tax affairs.
Most of the thousands of activists who brought chaos to London last week were unpaid volunteers, but a select number are claiming the funds
Only a smug, rich liberal elitist would say that defending your home is “phony pastoral posturing,” whatever that means. No, Greg, I don’t think living in Missouri is “punishment.” But this is the new left: utter, open contempt for the people of the heartland and all we love https://t.co/0F8e3OZttq
Missouri GOP Sen. Josh Hawley recently called the Washington Post’s Greg Sargent a “smug, rich liberal elitist”:
Sargent wrote a whole post about it, in fact. And Jake Tapper shared it, helpfully pointing out that Hawley’s insult was directed at a Jewish journalist:
NEW: Sources believe John Brennan is a focus of the Barr/Durham probe, and Trump has called privately for investigating Brennan—putting his personal "obsession" w/the former CIA director on a collision course with the Justice Department's inquiry. https://t.co/9B1WPXK68l
