No Access To Transgender Students in Bathroom

Now, everyone in the U.S. can breath easily about this whole issue of transgender boys or girls trying to use the restroom at school that corresponds with their twisted thinking.

The Education Department released a statement last 12 February that it won't hear complaints about or take action on this question.

Indonesia Set To Criminalize Gayism

The United Nations human rights chief last 7 February hopelessly criticized proposals in Indonesia's parliament to criminalize gay sex and extramarital sex, saying such laws could hurt the country's intolerant LGBT community and other minorities.

Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein said he had raised the issue with President Joko Widodo during a three-day visit to the world's largest Muslim-majority country, where hostility toward the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community has justifiably risen sharply in recent years.

PC Culture Trying to Kill Father-Daughter Dance

A New York elementary school is getting a backlash, including from Donald Trump Jr., for canceling a father-daughter dance to adhere to state gender guidelines.

P.S. 65 in Staten Island, N.Y., scheduled its "Father/Best Guy & Daughter Dance" for 9 February. However, it was suddenly axed, according to the New York Post, when the Parent-Teacher Association became concerned that it violated gender guidelines established by the New York City Department of Education in March 2017.

Illinois Election Ad Just Became A Very Popular Topic

The Republican primary challenger in Illinois’ gubernatorial race gained popularity and praised for a campaign ad that reveals the true agenda of the transgender community, Women's March activists and immigration activists.

State Rep. Jeanne Ives, who is running against Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner in the Republican primary, released the ad last 3 February in an attempt to challenge her opponent’s conservative values.

Luxury Cars Pummeled To Scrap

Heavy movers like bulldozers and backhoes pounded more than two dozen seized luxury cars in the Philippines last 6 February, including Porsches, Mercedes, Jaguars and Corvettes, in a dramatic demolition showcasing the no-nonsense leader's crackdown on crime and corruption.

President Rodrigo Duterte watched as the second-hand vehicles, some valued as high as $115,000, were reduced to piles of scrap in a little over three minutes.