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2 days ago | alphanews.org | Katelynn Richardson

(Daily Caller News Foundation) — The Department of Justice (DOJ) has stepped up its defense of religious liberty under the Trump administration. In the past several months, the DOJ has filed statements of interest in land use cases for churches, helped launch a task force to “eliminate” anti-Christian bias and opened an investigation into an “anti-Catholic” law in Washington.

3 days ago | alphanews.org | Hayley Feland

A protester was detained during Abria Pregnancy Resources’ annual “Life is Wonderful 10K, 5K Walk and Fun Run” on Saturday, video shows. Submitted: a pro-abortion protester was arrested after attempting to take a microphone away from a speaker at the start of the “Life is Wonderful 10K.” pic.twitter.com/Nb3sF3nu25— Hayley Feland (@HayleyFeland) May 10, 2025The protester allegedly attempted to grab the microphone of one of the organizers who was speaking prior to the event beginning.

4 days ago | alphanews.org | Calvin Freiburger

(LifeSiteNews) — Planned Parenthood may be most notorious for abortion-on-demand, but is nearly as aggressive in supplying cross-sex hormones to gender-confused teenagers, according to a new report by the pro-life group Live Action. Alongside its abortion focus, Planned Parenthood advertises itself as a “safe and welcoming place to get [so-called] transgender/nonbinary hormone therapy,” including estrogen, anti-androgen, testosterone, and puberty blockers.

5 days ago | alphanews.org | Hayley Feland

A Minnesota male prison inmate who identifies as a “transgender woman” recently received breast implants while incarcerated at the Stillwater prison, sources say, but the state won’t say who footed the bill.

6 days ago | alphanews.org | Sarah Prentice

Last week, the Minnesota Senate adopted HF2432, the judiciary and public safety omnibus bill that originated in the Minnesota House of Representatives. During debate on that bill, Sen. Rich Draheim, R-Madison Lake, offered an amendment that would require law enforcement body camera footage of a public official to be made public within 14 days if that official is charged with a felony. “Elected officials should be held to a higher standard,” said Draheim in a statement.