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A case is going to the Supreme Court that is quite troubling. A public New Jersey school is indoctrinating children in Islam. The district said they were teaching about several religions, but they went way over the line with the Islamic videos. A parent discovered that her son had been given homework: a fill-in-the-blank worksheet […] The post Shocking Case Going to the SCOTUS: Public School Indoctrinating Children in Islam appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has expanded a 2024 lawsuit based on new evidence that accuses two doctors of lying to healthcare providers about prescribing transgender procedures on kids in defiance of state law. Paxton announced additional allegations on Wednesday against two doctors, May Lau and M. Brett Cooper, over alleged healthcare fraud related to their prescription of transgender drugs to minors. Both Lau and Cooper had prescribed transgender drugs to dozens of kids in violation of state law, Paxton said.   “What these radicals were doing was evil, and I will pursue every available legal tool to stop and punish this cruel child abuse,” Paxton said. “Any fraudulent scheme to steal hardworking Texans’ taxpayer dollars will be stopped and repaid in full. Under my watch, the transgender activists using their positions in the medical field to illegally ‘transition’ children will face the full force of the law.” Paxton previously filed lawsuits against the doctors for allegedly prescribing the drugs. Last Friday, he added two Texas Health Care Program Fraud Prevention Act claims to the suits. His office described the suits as “first-of-their kind” medical fraud suits against doctors who performed transgender procedures on minors. Paxton wants the doctors to repay the state three times what they billed for the procedures and to impose additional civil penalties.  Christmas Sale – Get 40% off New DailyWire+ Annual Memberships In the most recent filing against Cooper, Paxton said the Dallas-based doctor “engaged in false, misleading, and deceptive acts and practices to mislead pharmacies, insurance providers, and/or patients by falsifying medical records, prescriptions, and billing records to conceal that his treatments and prescriptions were for the purposes of transitioning a child’s biological sex or affirming a child’s belief that their gender identity is inconsistent with their biological sex.” Cooper previously lamented the passage of legislation in Texas banning transgender procedures on kids, calling it a “sad day for Texans” and a decision driven by “political ideology.” According to the filing, Cooper prescribed testosterone to teenage girls as young as 14-years-old. He then billed healthcare providers “something other than the purpose of transitioning their biological sex or affirming their belief that their gender identity is inconsistent with their biological sex,” the suit alleges. Lau is also accused of prescribing testosterone to teenage girls in defiance of state law. In October, Lau surrendered her medical license amid the ongoing legal action.  “Lau is a scofflaw who is putting the health and safety of minors at risk by prescribing testosterone, a controlled substance, to biological female minors and estrogen to a biological male minor for the purposes of transitioning their biological sex or affirming their belief that their gender identity is inconsistent with their biological sex,” the suit said. The doctors allegedly billed Texas Medicaid for the drugs by falsifying records, altering diagnosis codes, and submitting deceptive billing information.

President Donald Trump celebrated the Dow Jones Industrial Average hitting an all-time high on Thursday morning, arguing that polls showing a poor approval rating on his handling of the economy are “fake.” The Dow reached 48,661.94 shortly after the opening bell on Thursday while the Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 dropped slightly. The Dow has climbed steadily since late April after a dramatic plunge following the rollout of Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs. Trump argued the new record high for the Dow is proof that his economic policies are working. “STOCK MARKET JUST HIT AN ALL-TIME HIGH!!! When will the Fake Polls show that I am doing a great job on the Economy, and much more??? Thank you!” Trump said. According to recent polls, Trump is losing the approval of many Americans on his handling of the economy. The president’s approval rating on the economy has fallen to 31%, according to a survey the Associated Press released on Thursday. That was down from 40% who approved of his handling of the economy in March. Another poll released by Gallup in November showed Trump’s approval rating on the economy sitting at just 36%. Trump has focused much of his attention on boosting the American economy during his second term, including imposing massive tariffs on countries throughout the world and and cutting taxes for many Americans through the “Big, Beautiful Bill.” Trump has also pressured the Federal Reserve to drastically lower interest rates and give Americans more financial room to buy a house. Inflation has remained relatively low during Trump’s second term, hovering around 3%, and the stock market has made strong gains in 2025. Still, many Americans continue to worry about the costs of housing and groceries. Democrats have latched onto “affordability” messaging in recent months as leftist candidates in New York, New Jersey, and Virginia saw success running on economic issues for their elections last month. Christmas Sale – Get 40% off New DailyWire+ Annual Memberships As the economy and cost of living jumps to the top of the list of issues for voters, Trump is focusing on his economic agenda while arguing that the Democrats’ claims of an “affordability crisis” are a “hoax.” “They use the word ‘affordability,’ and that’s their only word,” Trump said while speaking at a rally in Pennsylvania on Tuesday. “They say, ‘Affordability,’ and everyone says, ‘Oh, that must mean Trump has high prices.’ No, our prices are coming down tremendously,” he added. “They have a new word. They always have a hoax. The new word is ‘affordability,’ so they look at the camera and they say this election is all about affordability.” Trump’s stop in Pennsylvania was the first on a planned tour across the United States for the president to deliver his economic messaging directly to his supporters. The White House has pointed to gas prices and rent dropping across the United States, while Trump has also moved to roll back some of his tariffs in an effort to bring down the cost of certain grocery items, such as beef and coffee. The economy will likely remain a top issue heading into the 2026 midterm elections, and whether Trump’s controversial tariffs survive a looming Supreme Court decision will have a major impact on how the economy will look heading into the important election season.

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