Nicole Russell
Nicole Russells work has appeared in the The Atlantic The New York Times National Review Politico The Washington Times The American Spectator The Federalist and Parents Magazine.
Biden White House wants to know your pronouns
This change aligns with one of the 17 executive actions President Biden signed Jan. 20 after his inauguration, many of which undo the things the Trump administration accomplished.
WATCH: Caravan of illegal immigrants say Biden will help them
A statement issued on behalf of the caravan said the migrant group demands the Biden administration honor its "commitments" to illegal immigrants in search of US citizenship.
Lockdowns don't work—so why aren't nations trying anything else?
Locking down a healthy society, hindering healthy people from stimulating their own economy freely, is anathema to mitigating COVID-19. Dozens of countries tried it and it failed.
Women are hardest hit by December job losses
In December, women accounted for all the job losses that month, losing 156,000 jobs in total, while men gained 16,000 jobs.
Virginia school board member to parents: 'Do you want your kids to be alive or to be educated?'
A school board member of the Alexandria Public School system was caught on video suggesting parents who want their students to return to school are asking for a death wish and that's why schools have remained closed.
If we cared about the next generation we would open schools
Crusades against all have been made in the name of our next generation. What about reopening schools?
Women’s Liberation Front releases Media Style Guide to take back language from trans ideologues
One of the most common complaints about the mainstream media’s use of transgender names and pronouns is that these often quickly usurp women’s rights.
Study finds that asymptomatic COVID spread is rare—so why are healthy people in quarantine?
Discovering that people without symptoms rarely spread the virus is like discovering the world is actually round and you can't fall off it. Now we can all go a lot farther.
Nevada family sues school for forcing biracial son to 'make public professions' about his racial identity
A Nevada family has sued a public charter school after the school forced a biracial 12th grader to take classes in Critical Race Theory and make public professions about his racial identity.
COVID relief bill diminishes school choice opportunities for American families
Despite the fact that the relief package provides an upcoming $54 billion to flow into the K-12 public school system, it severely undercuts non-public schools.
DOJ sues Walmart for fueling the opioid crisis
The US Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a civil complaint Tuesday against Walmart, alleging the big box giant played a significant role in the nation's urgent opioid crisis.
Democrats should have picked Tulsi Gabbard for VP
This last week, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-Haw.) has shown once again why the Democrat party really should have picked her for Vice President instead of Kamala Harris.
Supreme Court declines to hear religious liberty challenge against school closures
The Supreme Court declined to even hear the case the Attorney General of Kentucky and a private, religious school submitted challenging the Kentucky Governor's COVID-19 restrictions.
Texas takes Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan and Wisconsin to Supreme Court over voting irregularities
"All these flaws – even the violations of state election law – violate one or more of the federal requirements for elections... and thus arise under federal law," the lawsuit stated.
BREAKING: Ted Cruz will argue Team Trump's case if it appears before Supreme Court
Senator Ted Cruz, (R-Tex.) has announced if the Supreme Court decides to take up the Pennsylvania mail-in ballot case, he will make the oral arguments.
