by Suzanne Burdick, Ph.D., Childrens Health Defense: Data from 47 countries in the Western world showed excess mortality has remained high for the last three consecutive years, according to a study published Monday in BMJ Public Health. The authors called for a thorough investigation. Excess death data from 47 countries in the Western world show […]

by Rhoda Wilson, Expose News: On 21 November 2022, former Pfizer scientist Dr. Mike Yeadon joined the World Council for Health to discuss the truth behind the depopulation agenda.  Recently Gaz shared a “flashback” with a video he had made last year which included a short clip from this interview. “Seen from the perspective of mid-2024, I […]

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A Daily Signal senior reporter became Amazon’s bestselling author for LGBTQ books after releasing her book last week. With a five-star rating on Amazon, Mary Margaret Olohan’s “Detrans: True Stories of Escaping the Gender Ideology Cult” shares the stories of individuals who “transitioned” into the gender opposite their biological sex, later regretted it, and then began the process of reversing the effects of transitioning.  “Detrans” surpassed gender studies scholar Judith Butler’s book “Who’s Afraid of Gender?” and a true crime novel about teen lesbiansim titled “Cruel Sacrifice” in Amazon’s “LGBTQ+ Demographic Studies” book section.  Olohan has made numerous TV and podcast appearances to speak about “Detrans” in recent weeks. She spoke with former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee on his weekly news and talk show “Huckabee.” She also appeared on Newsmax personality Sebastian Gorka’s “America First” podcast, and on the Catholic news show EWTN News Nightly.  Olohan told Huckabee that the stories of detransitioners represent “the strongest weapon in combating gender ideology.” “I felt like it was really important to talk to the detransitioners — the young people who tried to do the unthinkable and change their gender — and put their real, raw stories in a book that can go out to the world,” Olohan said.  Outlets like the Washington Examiner and The Daily Caller have written positive reviews of Olohan’s book.  “Perhaps the most fascinating part of ‘Detrans’ is learning about the thought processes that led each of these women to question the choices they had made,” wrote the Washington Examiner’s Ben Appel. Daily Caller Deputy News Editor Dylan Housman called Olohan’s book “one of the most powerful books anyone will ever read.” The descriptions of the procedures and the lies told to the victims “will make the reader’s heart sink and trigger a shudder,” he wrote. Conservative figures such as Michael Knowles of The Daily Wire and Riley Gaines have posted on X promoting “Detrans.” Gaines said she’s “learned so much” from Olohan “on this issue.” Gaines added that Olohan is “the reporter who first broke [her] story and helped [her] feel confident in speaking out.” I got my copy! ?? I've learned so much from @MaryMargOlohan on this issue. Not to mention she's the reporter who first broke my story and helped me feel confident in speaking out. Get her book, Detrans, today!!! https://t.co/i27bj6dZM0 pic.twitter.com/XfNcdn8XCa— Riley Gaines (@Riley_Gaines_) May 29, 2024 Olohan’s book also became Amazon’s top new release in “Government Social Policy,” overshadowing books like “The Truth About Immigration: Why Successful Societies Welcome Newcomers” and “Poverty for Profit: How Corporations Get Rich Off America’s Poor.”  Top figures in the conservative movement are reading “Detrans.” Join the conversation by purchasing a copy on Amazon.com. The post Pride Month Success: Daily Signal Reporter’s Book Tops LGBTQ Charts appeared first on The Daily Signal.

The fact that we're talking about the WNBA for once is because of one person and one person only: Caitlin Clark. Usually, if someone else is in the equation, it's because of how they relate to the former University of Iowa star and Indiana Fever rookie. It's almost never in...