(PJ Media) The American medical establishment spent years insisting that puberty blockers were safe and reversible, that gender transition saved young lives, and that anyone who questioned the science was a bigot. A new peer-reviewed paper suggests the “science” used to justify the barbaric procedures was the problem all along.

According to a report from Just the News, a critical review published May 30, 2026, in the European Journal of Developmental Psychology concluded that "three decades of 'Dutch Protocol' research has not produced reliable evidence." The Dutch Protocol is the foundational framework for medically transitioning kids suffering from gender confusion.

(Harbinger's Daily) As we celebrate 250 years of American independence, history would inform us that the true revolution did not begin with muskets, but with a profound change in belief driven by the Bible.

When we think of American Independence, we rightly think of those intrepid individuals who put their names to the Declaration. Men who said “for the support of this Declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes and our sacred Honor.” It is oft said that these men had essentially signed their own death warrants. The signers certainly sacrificed and suffered for their stand, so it is fitting that we honor them.

Yet when no less a towering figure than John Adams, a signer and our second president, commented on the origins of the American Revolution, his answer would surprise most modern Americans.

(Daily Signal) Nearly 90,000 unidentified children facing sexual abuse will finally be helped thanks to House Republicans funding the largest investment to fight child exploitation and trafficking.

A provision included in the newly passed Department of Homeland Security funding bill will allow 200 new investigators to identify victims of child sexual abuse.

“Right now, 89,000 unidentified image series of children being sexually abused have been seen by law enforcement—but these children have yet to be identified and are still waiting to be found due to resource and manpower shortages,” Tim Tebow, founder and chairman of the Tim Tebow Foundation, said.

(Washington Stand) New York’s largest township is standing up against the Empire State in defense of the American family. Hempstead, the most populous town in both the state and in the country, approved an “emergency resolution” this week in response to the state legislature’s vote last week to eliminate the terms “mother” and “father” from state law, replacing “mother” with “gestating parent” and “father” with “non-gestating parent.”

Referring to the state legislature’s woke rewording of state laws, Hempstead Township Supervisor John Ferretti said in a Fox News interview this week, “As a father of two, it was an insult to me and to my wife.” He reported that, as he told his wife the news, his 9-year-old daughter overheard. “Can I still call you dad?” she asked, deeply distraught. “It really hit close to home.”

(California Globe) First Assistant United States Attorney Bill Essayli announced today the arrest of Mahender Makhijani on federal charges of defrauding a bank out of nearly $100 million through a sophisticated scheme involving falsified title policies and forged documents. Makhijani is a 44-year-old lawful permanent resident from India living in the exclusive enclave of Spyglass Hill in Corona del Mar, owning neighboring mansions for him and his in-laws on Montecito Dr.

Makhijani, who controlled Cantor Group V LLC, a Newport Beach-based lending company, allegedly manipulated first-lien real estate loan collateral requirements between September 2024 and April 2025.

(Washington Stand) Anti-Semitism had mixed results in Tuesday’s primary elections, prevailing in one Senate contest while going down in flames in another. The two races present a highly suggestive contrast between the health of the two parties on the issue of anti-Semitism.

In South Carolina, Senator Lindsey Graham (R) won a comfortable majority in his quest for a fourth term in the U.S. Senate, beating out five challengers with 56.8% of the vote, with 99% of votes counted.

The only serious challenge came from Mark Lynch, a Greenville businessman who lent $5 million of his personal fortune to his campaign. Graham took the challenge seriously, spending more than $13 million on ads in the primary, and the investment paid off. Lynch took 28.9% of the vote, or just over half of Graham’s tally.