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10.26.2021 What You Need to Know About Latest Woke Education Controversy The National School Boards Association has apologized for a Sept. 29 letter it sent to the Biden administration inferring that irate parents' actions toward school personnel could be considered acts of “domestic terrorism.” “On behalf of [the National School Boards ...
10.21.2021 Pandemic Dating, Kourtney Kardashian Is Engaged, and Lessons From a Crime Scene In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, dating apps saw a surge in usage. In March 2020, Dating.com reported online dating was up 82%. Forbes reports that from March to May 2020, OkCupid saw dates increase by 700%. With ...
10.14.2021 A Young Survivor Shares Her Story During Breast Cancer Awareness Month Gloria Taylor, a communications manager at The Heritage Foundation, was diagnosed with breast cancer last year at the age of 26. In a matter of days, Taylor went from planning hikes with friends and enjoying her career to being faced ...
10.12.2021 How to Save Freedom: Discourse, Debate Are Good Places to Start Discourse and debate promote a freedom society, says Inez Feltscher Stepman, senior policy analyst at the Independent Women’s Forum and host of the "High Noon" podcast. Stepman has worked in education policy for more than a decade and is concerned ...
10.07.2021 Activists Corner Sen. Kyrsten Sinema in Bathroom, Viral TikTok's 'Couch Guy,' and Differences Between Men and Women Pro-amnesty activists followed Sen. Kyrsten Sinema into a ladies' room at Arizona State University over the weekend to demand that she support fellow Democrats' $3.5 trillion social spending bill. Video of the intruders lecturing Sinema, D-Ariz., from outside a closed ...
09.30.2021 Troubling Twitter Censorship, Far Left’s Attempt to Erase ‘Women,’ and Government Control of Day Care Twitter slapped a "sensitive content" label last week on a Daily Signal video report from 2017 on a mounted Border Patrol unit. The 4-minute video provides an inside look at why the Border Patrol historically has used horses. Twitter initially ...
09.28.2021 Instagram Knows Platform Lowers Women's Self-Image, Does 'Nothing' About It, Tech Expert Says Instagram is harmful for users, especially young women, according to research conducted by Facebook. Facebook owns Instagram and recently conducted studies to determine how the platform affects its users. The data reveals that 32% of teen girls who reported feeling ...
09.23.2021 Why Are Americans Fixated on 'Gabby’ Petito Tragedy? Unless you have no cable TV and no internet, you have likely heard about 22-year-old Gabrielle "Gabby” Petito. Petito was living the Instagram dream with her fiance, Brian Laundrie. The couple spent the past several months traveling through national parks ...
09.16.2021 Ocasio-Cortez’s Met Gala Dress, California's Recall Election, and No Answers on Afghanistan A "who's who" of entertainment and society gathered in New York City on Monday night for the annual Met Gala. From entertainers and artists such as Rihanna and Justin Bieber to Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri and Olympic gymnast Simone Biles, ...
09.14.2021 Former Wife of Al-Qaeda Operative Speaks Out on Plight of Afghan Women Yasmine Mohammed was born and raised in Canada, but she lived a life that few Western women could fathom. The daughter of an Egyptian and a Palestinian, she is of Arab descent and was raised Muslim. Forced to wear a ...
09.09.2021 Remembering 9/11, Left's Opposition to Pro-Life Texas Law, and Back to School Advice Suzanne Bucci arrived at the Pentagon early on Sept. 11, 2001 for a job interview. She hoped to work as a nurse there while her husband, Steven Bucci, was serving as military assistant to Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld. Bucci ...
09.02.2021 Future for Afghan Women, Donda Drops, and Football Is Back America’s longest war is over. But the chaotic end to the war in Afghanistan has many Americans questioning the leadership of the Biden administration. It’s estimated that there are still between 100 and 200 Americans and thousands of our Afghan ...
08.26.2021 Where Are America's ‘Feminists’ Fighting for Afghan Women? After four years of marching in the streets and claiming ”oppression” under President Donald Trump, many of the country’s so-called feminists are conspicuously silent about the plight of women and girls in Afghanistan in the wake of the Taliban takeover. ...
08.19.2021 Fall of Afghanistan, Battling Breast Cancer, and Defending American Small Businesses All of America is asking, what went wrong in Afghanistan? To help answer that question, Gloria Taylor, the communications manager for national security and foreign policy at The Heritage Foundation, joins the show to discusses what you should know about ...
08.12.2021 Woke Kid’s Books, Gov. Andrew Cuomo Resigns, and Mission of Transgender Movement On today's episode of "Problematic Women:" New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced his resignation on Tuesday. The announcement comes shortly after New York Attorney General Letitia James released the findings of an independent investigation that reports Cuomo to have sexually ...
08.05.2021 What You Need to Know About Gov. Cuomo Investigation, Hyde Amendment, and the Fight to Protect Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers On Tuesday, New York Attorney General Letitia James released findings from an independent investigation into sexual harassment allegations against New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo. The report concludes that Cuomo sexually harassed 11 women, including former colleagues, assistants, and even a ...
07.22.2021 How Conservative College Students Can Gain a Voice on Campus Student activism “has to be loud,” Kristin Dobson, national field director for the Leadership Institute, says. Dobson trains young people across America how to have a voice on their college campus. Through practical tools, she and her team show young ...
07.15.2021 Is America Facing a Women’s Employment Crisis? Right now, America has a record number of jobs available. "Help Wanted" signs are everywhere. Yet, the labor-participation rate remains low, and women in particular are slow to return to the workforce. Since February 2020, more than 1.6 million women ...
07.08.2021 I Could Lose Everything After 'Devastating' End to 8-Year Court Battle Over Same-Sex Wedding, Florist Says When the Supreme Court announced July 2 that it had declined to take up florist Barronelle Stutzman’s case, it left her on the losing side of an eight-year court battle. In 2013, one of Stutzman’s longtime customers asked her to ...
07.01.2021 Mother and Daughter Track Athletes Speak Out on Competing Against Biological Males Mother and daughter Cynthia and Margaret Monteleone share a deep love of running and competition. But after they both ran against biological men in track events, they knew they needed to do something to defend their right to a level ...
06.24.2021 Amy Swearer Explains What You Need to Know About Supreme Court Rulings on Faith-Based Foster Care, Student Speech, and More The Supreme Court has issued a number of significant rulings this term that affect everything from collegiate athletics to adoption agencies. Among the most notable decisions, the high court ruled 9-0 in favor of religious liberty in the case of ...
06.17.2021 She Quit Homosexuality. Now, She’s Helping Others Do Likewise. Elizabeth Woning began questioning her sexuality when she was 16. By the time she was in her 30s, she says, she was "stereotypically butch.” But after an experience at a local church, Woning said she began to question what lesbianism ...
06.10.2021 She Won Her School Board Race by Opposing Critical Race Theory Hannah Smith ran for school board in her Texas community on a platform opposing critical race theory. Smith won, earning nearly 70% of the vote last month. “[T]he community turnout at this election really sent a message to our district ...
06.03.2021 What Being a New Congresswoman Is Really Like: Rep. Kat Cammack Explains From fighting against the far-left agenda, to policy review sessions early in the morning and late at night, to baseball practice with colleagues, Rep. Kat Cammack, R-Fla., says her first six months as a House member have been anything but ...
05.27.2021 Fight to Hold Andrew Cuomo Accountable 'Feels Like Upward Climb,' Janice Dean Says Janice Dean began speaking out against New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo when she saw that media outlets weren't holding the Democratic governor accountable for what was happening in New York during the COVID-10 pandemic. Dean, senior meteorologist at Fox News ...
05.20.2021 After Losing to Male Athletes, College Runner Fights for Fairness in Women's Sports Mary Kate Marshall fell in love with track and cross-country in high school. Running “gives me so much confidence,” Marshall said. Now an athlete at Idaho State University, Marshall is fighting for Idaho’s Fairness in Women’s Sports Act—and for every ...
05.13.2021 Abortion Isn't Essential Health Care. This OB-GYN Explains Why Pro-life advocates worry that an abortion-friendly political agenda has worked itself into the medical branch of obstetrics and gynecology. Now, POB-GYN medical professionals who are pro-life are taking a stand for women and babies as they seek to uphold the ...
05.06.2021 How Lila Rose Challenged Abortion Industry and Became a Voice for Unborn Lila Rose first began investigating abortion clinics as a college student in California more than a decade ago. She says she quickly discovered that Planned Parenthood, the nation's largest abortion provider, "covers up child sexual abuse." As founder and president ...
04.29.2021 Nikki Haley Shares Perspective on Greatest Challenges Facing America Today America is facing a number of great challenges at home and abroad. Our colleague Rachel del Guidice recently had the opportunity to talk with former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley about some of the most pressing issues facing the nation ...
04.22.2021 Sarah Parshall Perry Explains Hidden Agenda in Left’s New Hate Crime Bill The Senate is expected to vote soon on a bill touted as targeting hate crimes against Asian Americans. The legislation, authored by Sen. Mazie Hirono, D-Hawaii, and Rep. Grace Meng, D-N.Y., has not received widespread conservative support. Why would Republicans ...
04.15.2021 The Dark Truth About Chemical Abortions, Explained A chemical abortion is a two-pill regimen that ends the life of the baby and poses health risks to the mother. The deaths of 24 women have been "associated with the abortion pill,” Melanie Israel, a research associate in The ...
04.08.2021 ‘Goal Is to Protect Children,’ Lead Sponsor of Arkansas’ Transgender Bill Says Arkansas has just become the first state in the country to pass legislation protecting minors from being prescribed puberty blockers or gender-hormone treatments, or from receiving gender-change surgery. Arkansas state Rep. Robin Lundstrum, the lead sponsor for the bill, joins ...
04.01.2021 Greatest Misperception About Guns Is They Are Unsafe, Firearms Shop Owner Geneva Solomon Says Geneva Solomon is the co-owner of Redstone Firearms in California. Solomon and her husband not only sell firearms at their shop, they also educate and train individuals in gun safety. Solomon joins the “Problematic Women” podcast to explain how she ...
03.25.2021 America’s National Defense Is Also Women’s Issue, Sen. Joni Ernst Says The Biden administration's reported decision to hold America’s defense budget flat for the next fiscal year is concerning, Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, says. Ernst served in the U.S. military for more than 23 years before becoming a senator. Today, as ...
03.18.2021 One Female Powerlifter’s Fight to Defend Women’s Sports Beth Stelzer walked into her first powerlifting competition expecting to encounter a room full of individuals who were there to support strong women. Instead, a biological male who "identified" as a woman distracted from the competition by protesting throughout the ...
03.11.2021 Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers Is Fighting Back Against Far Left’s Job-Killing Agenda Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, R-Wash., was the first woman ever elected chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee. And now, as the ranking Republican on the panel, McMorris Rodgers is pushing back on the far left’s harmful climate policies ...
03.04.2021 Sen. Marsha Blackburn Fears What Women Stand to Lose If Equality Act Becomes Law The implications of congressional Democrats' proposed Equality Act are “tremendously disappointing,” Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., says. The House of Representatives already has passed the legislation, which faces what many Congress-watchers believe will be a closely fought battle in the Senate. ...
02.25.2021 Adults Must Stop Putting Their Desires Over Children’s Rights, Author Says The narrative that a child only needs love and safety to thrive is being challenged by Katy Faust, founder of Them Before Us, a nonprofit organization that promotes social policies to protect the rights of children. In her new book, ...
02.18.2021 What You Need to Know About Coming Abortion Debates President Joe Biden already has taken action to undo some of the pro-life policies set in place by his predecessor, Donald Trump. It appears likely that Biden and the Democrat-controlled Congress will continue to press a progressive abortion agenda that ...
02.11.2021 Marriage and Motherhood Came in Her 40s. Why She Says Timing Was Perfect. Life doesn't always turn out the way we plan, and sometimes that’s a beautiful thing. Emily Stimpson Chapman, an author, freelance writer, wife, and mom to two—soon to be three—adopted children, has personally experienced the joy of living a life ...
02.04.2021 ‘Talk Is Cheap,’ New Congresswoman Says About Left's Calls for Unity Freshman Rep. Beth Van Duyne, R-Texas, says she is committed to focusing on the “meat and potato issues that affect people's daily lives.” Van Duyne was the first female mayor of Irving, Texas, from 2011-2017. Now, she says, she'll draw ...
01.28.2021 ‘This Is an Emergency,’ Feminist Says About Future of Women's Sports On his first day in office, President Joe Biden signed a divisive executive order that could ultimately lead to the end of women’s sports as we know them. The “Executive Order on Preventing and Combating Discrimination on the Basis of ...
01.21.2021 Here’s What We Can Expect From a Biden Administration Joe Biden became the 46th president of the United States Wednesday. Eager to implement his agenda, Biden signed a number of executive orders after he was sworn into office, beginning the process of undoing former President Donald Trump’s legacy. Jessica ...
01.14.2021 How We Can Keep the Faith in America When Everything Is Shaken To say that this is a difficult time in our nation’s history might be something of an understatement. For many people, the 2020 election didn’t go as they hoped it would. And now, there is also a tremendous amount of ...
01.07.2021 Inside the Grassroots Effort to Win Georgia’s 2 Senate Runoff Races Democrats Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff appear to have defeated incumbent Republicans Sen. Kelly Loeffler and Sen. David Perdue, giving the Democrats a majority in the U.S. Senate. Georgia’s two runoff elections were required under state law after no candidate ...
12.17.2020 This Reporter Spent 2020 Covering Riots. Here’s What She Saw. This year has been strange for all of us, but especially for Shelby Talcott, The Daily Caller’s media reporter and field correspondent. Talcott spent much of 2020 traveling across America to report on the race riots and protests. Today, Talcott ...
12.10.2020 America's Transgender Craze Should Take a Cue From UK The United Kingdom has long been on the progressive end of the transgender issue, so when they pump the brakes, America should pay attention, says Nicole Russell, a contributor to The Daily Signal. A high court in the United Kingdom ...
12.03.2020 How 1 Woman Took on the Soviet Union in Afghanistan Joanne Herring, a longtime political activist and philanthropist, deserves a great deal of credit for helping break the back of the Soviet Union in Afghanistan in the 1980s. Herring, who became politically engaged in the Middle East in the 1970s, ...
11.25.2020 Little Known Stories and History of Thanksgiving From the number of Pilgrims and Native Americans present at the first Thanksgiving to conflict in Congress over declaring it a national day of thanks, there are many historical facts about the holiday that are not widely known. "Problematic Women” ...
11.19.2020 Meet One of Congress' Youngest New Members Rep.-elect Kat Cammack, R-Fla., faults an Obama era policy for leaving her and her mother homeless in 2011. After spending months living in a motel, an opportunity arose for Cammack to work on the successful campaign of Rep. Ted Yoho, ...

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What You Need to Know About Latest Woke Education Controversy

Pandemic Dating, Kourtney Kardashian Is Engaged, and Lessons From a Crime Scene

A Young Survivor Shares Her Story During Breast Cancer Awareness Month

How to Save Freedom: Discourse, Debate Are Good Places to Start

Activists Corner Sen. Kyrsten Sinema in Bathroom, Viral TikTok's 'Couch Guy,' and Differences Between Men and Women

Troubling Twitter Censorship, Far Left’s Attempt to Erase ‘Women,’ and Government Control of Day Care

Instagram Knows Platform Lowers Women's Self-Image, Does 'Nothing' About It, Tech Expert Says

Why Are Americans Fixated on 'Gabby’ Petito Tragedy?

Ocasio-Cortez’s Met Gala Dress, California's Recall Election, and No Answers on Afghanistan

Former Wife of Al-Qaeda Operative Speaks Out on Plight of Afghan Women

Remembering 9/11, Left's Opposition to Pro-Life Texas Law, and Back to School Advice

Future for Afghan Women, Donda Drops, and Football Is Back

Where Are America's ‘Feminists’ Fighting for Afghan Women?

Fall of Afghanistan, Battling Breast Cancer, and Defending American Small Businesses

Woke Kid’s Books, Gov. Andrew Cuomo Resigns, and Mission of Transgender Movement

What You Need to Know About Gov. Cuomo Investigation, Hyde Amendment, and the Fight to Protect Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers

How Conservative College Students Can Gain a Voice on Campus

Is America Facing a Women’s Employment Crisis?

I Could Lose Everything After 'Devastating' End to 8-Year Court Battle Over Same-Sex Wedding, Florist Says

Mother and Daughter Track Athletes Speak Out on Competing Against Biological Males

Amy Swearer Explains What You Need to Know About Supreme Court Rulings on Faith-Based Foster Care, Student Speech, and More

She Quit Homosexuality. Now, She’s Helping Others Do Likewise.

She Won Her School Board Race by Opposing Critical Race Theory

What Being a New Congresswoman Is Really Like: Rep. Kat Cammack Explains

Fight to Hold Andrew Cuomo Accountable 'Feels Like Upward Climb,' Janice Dean Says

After Losing to Male Athletes, College Runner Fights for Fairness in Women's Sports

Abortion Isn't Essential Health Care. This OB-GYN Explains Why

How Lila Rose Challenged Abortion Industry and Became a Voice for Unborn

Nikki Haley Shares Perspective on Greatest Challenges Facing America Today

Sarah Parshall Perry Explains Hidden Agenda in Left’s New Hate Crime Bill

The Dark Truth About Chemical Abortions, Explained

‘Goal Is to Protect Children,’ Lead Sponsor of Arkansas’ Transgender Bill Says

Greatest Misperception About Guns Is They Are Unsafe, Firearms Shop Owner Geneva Solomon Says

America’s National Defense Is Also Women’s Issue, Sen. Joni Ernst Says

One Female Powerlifter’s Fight to Defend Women’s Sports

Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers Is Fighting Back Against Far Left’s Job-Killing Agenda

Sen. Marsha Blackburn Fears What Women Stand to Lose If Equality Act Becomes Law

Adults Must Stop Putting Their Desires Over Children’s Rights, Author Says

What You Need to Know About Coming Abortion Debates

Marriage and Motherhood Came in Her 40s. Why She Says Timing Was Perfect.

‘Talk Is Cheap,’ New Congresswoman Says About Left's Calls for Unity

‘This Is an Emergency,’ Feminist Says About Future of Women's Sports

Here’s What We Can Expect From a Biden Administration

How We Can Keep the Faith in America When Everything Is Shaken

Inside the Grassroots Effort to Win Georgia’s 2 Senate Runoff Races

This Reporter Spent 2020 Covering Riots. Here’s What She Saw.

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How 1 Woman Took on the Soviet Union in Afghanistan

Little Known Stories and History of Thanksgiving

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