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Susan Berry's articles predominantly focus on news related to religion, LGBTQ+ rights, education, and legal rulings. The coverage is centered around government announcements, legal policy regulations, and citations of data. She seems particularly interested in issues that intersect with religious beliefs and conservative viewpoints.
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By: Susan Berry
The cost of the Biden-Harris administration's regulations to taxpayers is $1.8 trillion – and still counting – according to a data-driven watchdog group that seeks to educate the public about the advantages of innovative, free-market policy solutions.
By: Susan Berry
The New Zealand Ministry of Health released an evidence brief last week in which the government's health regulator and watchdog urged caution
By: Susan Berry
Planned Parenthood provided the University of California San Diego (UCSD) with viable fetuses up to six months' gestation from elective abortions in exchange for the “valuable consideration” of “patent” ownership and “intellectual property” rights associated with experiments performed on them, allege documents released last week under a California public records request.
By: Susan Berry
Data on the vote by Members of Parliament (MPs) in the UK on the pro-assisted suicide “Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill” reveals that, compared to the Labour and Conservative Parties, the Liberal Democrats had the largest ratio of MPs who supported the measure.
By: Susan Berry
The National Center for Gender Spectrum Health (NCGSH) at the taxpayer-funded University of Minnesota medical school has been ramping up a project
By: Susan Berry
Maine men who identify as women and want to “chestfeed” a baby may be able to obtain larger-sized nursing bras if they are eligible for the federal Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) welfare program, thanks to the administration of Democratic Gov. Janet Mills, which has made a nearly $50,000 purchase of the bras for both breastfeeding and “chestfeeding” parents.
By: Susan Berry
A young woman who has since “detransitioned” from living as a male has filed a landmark lawsuit against a notorious “trans” industry doctor. The suit alleges medical negligence on the part of the doctor for encouraging the girl, starting when she was 12, to undergo “gender-affirming treatment,” including puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and an elective double mastectomy.
“We are not stopping. We are not slowing down.” Those are words from a press statement released December 2 from Early Vote Action (EVA), the wildly
By: Susan Berry
President Joe Biden's repeated call for more gun control laws following the shooting at the Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, Wisconsin, was, perhaps, predictable. In his case, however, his comments were especially curious in light of the fact that he made them soon after he pardoned his son Hunter on gun charges.
By: Susan Berry
The failure of scientists to “slowly and systematically” study prescribing children puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones is responsible for both a lack of medical clarity regarding their safety and effectiveness in treating gender dysphoria and the fact that the issue is now before the U.S. Supreme Court, the
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