The United States is the most permissive country when it comes to pushing gender ideology and prescribing puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones to children, compared to nearly a dozen European countries that have implemented more strenuous barriers for youth seeking to obtain drugs and body-mutilating surgeries to look more like the opposite sex.

A group of mothers showed up with their babies at the office of Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., to demonstrate how pro-life pregnancy centers supported them in response to the senator’s claims that these organizations exist to deceive women.

Award-winning singer Jennifer Hudson, who now has her own self-titleddaytime television show, recently featured a 5-year-old preacher's kids who gained notoriety after a video of him baptizing a stuffed animal was seen by millions online.

The individual or individuals responsible for leaking the U.S. Supreme Court decision that overturned Roe v. Wade remains unidentified, according to a recently released report.

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• US worst country for pushing 'extreme gender ideology' on kids | Politics News
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• Abortion activists attack churches, pregnancy centers: list | U.S. News
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