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.
BREAKING: House GOP hold DOJ accountable for weaponizing the FBI against angry parents at school board meetings
In a House hearing on executive overreach targeting parents, Dems ignore pleas for accountability
California's latest gun ban modeled on Texas abortion law is still unconstitutional
Hypocrisy aside, there's a glaring difference between Texas's abortion law and this impending California law banning "assault" weapons: The Second Amendment is, and forever will be, a Constitutional right.
Supreme Court weighs viability standard for abortions
"The fetus has an interest in having a life and that doesn't change does it? From the point before viability to the point after viability?" Justice Samuel Alito asked.
BREAKING: Texas passes bill to protect girls' sports
In their third special session, the Texas legislature passed a bill that would protect girls and women from being forced to compete against biological males in athletics.
It's not the patriarchy that's keeping women out of the workforce—it's women's choices
Over the years, data has repeatedly shown that women don't really want to bust glass ceilings, they just want one foot in their children's world and another at the office.
UK court overturns ruling in Keira Bell case limiting use of puberty blockers in children
In the original ruling, the three high court judges said medical professionals working with children under 18 may need to consult the courts for authorization for medical intervention.
Just say 'no' to Zoom first dates
Pushing the most important things in life, like faith, family, and friends to the online space, will make us less human, lonelier, and more depressed than ever before.
JK Rowling sent violent threats by trans activists
Recently a Twitter user said he wished her a "very nice pipebomb in mailbox," the Harry Potter creator responded with sarcasm.
Texas election integrity laws are not 'Jim Crow 2.0'
Requiring proof of ID or a social security number and banning drive-thru voting are not examples of Republicans squelching voter rights.
CPAC asks: 'Who's running the Biden administration?'
"I can't tell you who is in charge right now but I can tell you it ain't Joe Biden." Rep. Jackson said the White House is looking "more and more like an assisted living facility."
Why I still love America
Happy Independence Day, America: Long may we be lovers of liberty.
WATCH: Democrats shout Rep Jena Powell down in the Ohio state house—to stop her from speaking for women's rights
Ohio Democrats criticized and yelled at Rep. Jena Powell while she was attempting to propose an amendment that would protect the integrity of girls and women's sports in Ohio last week.
Maine latest state to allow biological males who identify as transgender to serve time in women's prisons
The Maine legislature has, with little fanfare, pushed through LD 1044, legislation which gives male inmates the right to identify as females and be placed into women's prisons.
BREAKING: Supreme Court rules in favor of first amendment right for religious foster agencies
The case involved a religious foster agency and its right to continue to foster children with a Christian ethos, including their views on marriage, which they believe is between a man and a woman.
I'm glad the Texas valedictorian is mad about abortion
The passage of the Texas heartbeat bill and similar ones throughout the country demonstrate a possible shift American culture might be having on abortion, even if the topic remains polarizing.
