Jeanie Hannaman

June 6, 2025

Cardinal O’Malley on Abuse: Church Puts Victims and Their Families First, by Christopher Wells

By Christopher Wells, Vatican, News - (Cardinal Seán O’Malley) was speaking on the eve of an audience with Pope Leo XIV on Thursday with members of the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors... Following that audience on Thursday morning, the Commission issued a statement noting that the audience, its first with Pope Leo, lasted an hour and marked a significant moment of reflection, dialogue, and renewed commitment by the Church to the safeguarding of children and vulnerable persons.

June 6, 2025

Nearly One-Quarter Of U.S. Public School Enrollment Could Be Anchor Babies, by Joy Pullmann

By Joy Pullmann, Ex. Dir., The Federalist - Returning noncitizen children and noncitizen parents to their countries could save taxpayers hundreds of billions, especially in state budgets... A few simple calculations indicate that as much as one-quarter of U.S. public school enrollment could be anchor babies, meaning children with at least one parent illegally present in the United States. This alone amounts to at least $145.6 billion in public resources diverted from U.S. citizens every year.

June 6, 2025

LA Teacher Says She’s ‘Indoctrinating’ Her 5th Graders With ‘Queer’ Lessons, by Aliyah Cohen

By Aliyah Cohen, MRC TV - Meet Skye Tooley, a self-proclaimed “anti-bias educator” who once again made headlines for pushing blatant bias in the classroom... In a recent video, the Los Angeles teacher proudly told followers she’s “indoctrinating” her 5th grade students this Pride Month with lessons on queer icons and Pride flags... Tooley may have been awarded with a Human Rights Award by the California Teachers Association in 2023, but a quick scroll through her feed (and her track record) tells a different story. ...

June 6, 2025

Built In Bias: The Human Fingerprints on Artificial Intelligence, by George Matwijec

By George Matwijec, American Thinker - If we think about artificial intelligence, it is basically a compilation of human information, written and composed by humans. Do these humans possess bias in their judgments and statements? Absolutely. It only follows that the same bias will most likely occur in artificial intelligence and its pronouncements. On the other hand, I don’t think we should disregard artificial intelligence as a source of information simply due to bias. In that case, we would have to disregard most human knowledge, which has an inborn implicit bias to one degree or another. ...