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Sacrilege in Paris: Christian Leaders Condemn 'Woke' Olympic Parody of the Last Supper
Two years after the Olympics Last Supper controversy, the fallout from the Paris 2024 opening ceremony continues to define the global fight for religious
Elias Thorne · 5 min read
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Bar Harbor's Fourth of July Celebration Draws Record Crowds, Boosting Small Business Economy
Bar Harbor's Independence Day celebration attracted an estimated 18,000 visitors over the holiday weekend, generating a projected $2.3 million for local businesses in the coastal Maine town of just 5,500 year-round residents.
Matthew Rugger · 5 min read
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Rapid City Pushes Back as Heritage Sites Face Pressure in the Shadow of Mount Rushmore
In Rapid City, the national fight over American memory is no abstract debate. Residents in the shadow of Mount Rushmore say attacks on monuments, civic symbols, and patriotic history are testing whether the country still has the courage to defend its own story.
Caleb Norton · 7 min read
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Boise Under Siege: How California Liberals Are Fleeing Their Own Mess and Trying to Remake Idaho
Boise, Idaho is the fastest-growing city in America, and the influx of California transplants is transforming a conservative stronghold. A pride flag fight at City Hall reveals the deeper battle for Idaho's soul.
WorthFighting Editorial Team · 5 min read
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Defend Parental Rights: Stop Gender Ideology in Schools
Conservative parents must reclaim authority as schools push radical gender ideology. Defend faith, family, local control, and constitutional rights in education.
WorthFighting.org Editorial · 6 min read
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The Line That Matters: Why Women's Sports Must Be Protected for Women
Across America, the debate over biological males competing in women's sports has reached a boiling point. The science is clear, the stakes are high, and the answer is simpler than activists want you to believe: women's sports are for women.
Derek J · 11 min read
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Supreme Court Delivers a Win for Women’s Sports — and Puts the NCAA on Notice
After the Supreme Court upheld state laws protecting women’s sports, NCAA President Charlie Baker says the organization’s current national standard is likely to remain in place. Conservatives should see the ruling as a major victory, but not the end of the fight.
Derek J · 5 min read
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Heatwaves Grip Europe and the United States as Summer Turns Dangerous
Extreme heat is becoming one of the defining stories of this summer, with both Europe and the United States facing dangerous temperatures, strained infrastructure, wildfire threats, and growing public health concerns.
Derek J · 5 min read
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The Stadium Economy: How Sports Became Big Business
Billion-dollar stadiums, streaming rights, and the global expansion of American sports. A look at the business behind the games.
Derek J · 9 min read
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The Mental Health Crisis: What the Numbers Actually Show
Anxiety, depression, and loneliness are rising globally. But separating genuine trends from alarmist narratives requires looking at the data carefully.
Derek J · 11 min read
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The Arts in an Age of Division
From cancel culture to creative renaissance, how artists are navigating a polarized world.
Derek J · 8 min read
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Climate Report: The Data Behind the Debate
Global temperatures are rising. But what do the numbers actually say, and where do scientists and skeptics actually agree?
Derek J · 10 min read
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