New Social Studies standards approved in South Dakota
South Dakota’s public school system has long struggled with maintaining conservative family values due to the loyalties of top officials […]
Here’s what happens next after conflicting abortion pill rulings
Over the past week, conflicting rulings from two federal judges have confronted the legality of mifepristone, the most commonly used
We need to put an end to woke environmental investing
Twenty-one attorneys general across the country have raised concerns regarding Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) investing, which “screen[s] investments based
ESPN pushes gender ideology while leftists plan for “Trans Day of Vengeance”
ESPN is celebrating Women’s History Month by pushing an ideology that aims to erase women but claims to be inclusive.
Biden Announces Plan to Reverse Campus Religious Freedom Rule
Thanks to the Biden administration, religious liberty and free speech on campus is in jeopardy. The president plans to revoke
US Supreme Court has a chance to protect women’s sports
Women’s rights are being trampled by political correctness. Dozens of female athletes have lost hard-earned positions and titles at the
Supreme Court hears oral arguments for two monumental free speech cases
The U.S. Supreme Court recently heard oral arguments for two cases that could significantly impact free speech online. Tony Perkins
Two vital SD bills prohibiting inappropriate material in schools failed to pass
South Dakota lawmakers introduced two bills, HB1163 and SB193, that were both on the topic of minors’ access to explicit
Bill banning “transition” surgeries on minors is signed into law.
Just yesterday, Governor Noem signed HB1080, the Help not harm act. House Bill 1080, also known as the “Help, Not
School choice upholds parents’ rights and helps students succeed
January 23-29 marks National School Choice week, “the world’s largest celebration of opportunity in education,” according to National School Choice
