September 11, 2023

In a milestone move, Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin pardons Scott Smith, a man wronged by an education system blind to parents’ rights. An attempt to disclose his daughter’s sexual assault evolves into charges of ‘domestic terrorism’ and ‘hate crimes’ – a vicious cycle that is finally shattered by Youngkin’s verdict. Smith’s tale stirs conservative parents nationwide, their voices echoing a mutual cry for justice. We must grasp the opportunity to learn from this scenario, focusing on prioritizing students’ well-being and opening a platform for parental concern, further amplified by Youngkin’s unswerving defense of parents’ rights.

“Brazen and unapologetic disruptors stormed the US Open semi-finals on Thursday, not to cheer on the phenomenal talent of Coco Gauff, but to bleat incessantly about global dependence of fossil fuels. New Yorkers, Gregory Schwedock and Sayak Mukhopadhyay, commandeered the spectators’ attention during the second set to chant their grim mantra—’End fossil fuels.’ Charged with criminal trespass and disorderly conduct, they decimated the pageantry of an international sporting event to pontificate about ‘dead planets.’ It was activism at its most inconvenient and, undoubtedly, most effective.”