Emily Washburn is a reporter for Focus on the Family and Forbes. With a diverse range of topics, Emily covers news stories related to politics, media, women's rights, and social issues. Her articles provide insightful analysis and aim to inform readers on important current events.
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By: Emily Washburn
When it comes to teaching his players hard lessons, Coach Prime pulls no punches.
By: Emily Washburn
This article is the first in a two-part series examining the case against Dr. Eithan Haim, a surgeon and whistleblower being unfairly investigated by the Department of Justice. Part One features Dr. Haim’s perspective. Part Two will feature comments from Haim’s lawyer, Marcella Burke.
By: Emily Washburn
This article is the second in a two-part series examining the case against Dr. Eithan Haim, a surgeon and whistleblower being unfairly investigated by the Department of Justice. Part Two features comments from Haim’s lawyer, Marcella Burke. You can read the
Pro-Hamas protests have plunged colleges across the nation into chaos this week, as hundreds of students continue to form unsanctioned encampments on school property.
By: Emily Washburn
Hundreds of college students have formed unsanctioned encampments on school property to protest their respective institutions' involvement in Gaza. Their behavior reminds me of nothing so much as an ill-behaved child.
By: Emily Washburn
Taylor Swift took over the news cycle again this month after releasing her chart-topping new album, The Tortured Poets Department. Pulling from her tried-and-true themes — love, heartbreak, destiny and of course tragedy, TTPD delivers plenty of the confessional lyrics that made Swift famous.
By: Emily Washburn
May 7th marks America’s third annual National Fentanyl Awareness Day — both a sober reminder of the lives destroyed by the deadly drug and a renewed call to protect young people from its ravages.
Boy Scouts of America will change its name to “Scouting America” next February to be more inclusive, the 114-year-old organization announced yesterday. The rebrand will occur on the 115th anniversary of the Boy Scouts’ establishment and seven years after it began admitting women in 2018.
British Columbia made public consumption of illicit drugs illegal this week — less than two years into a harm reduction pilot program decriminalizing the possession and consumption of meth, opioids, cocaine and MDMA.
Shareholders are asking major companies to analyze how aligning with 'public and politically divisive positions’ — like donating money to support transgender medical interventions for minor — has affected companies’ financial stability.
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