The Chief Education Officer for Children’s Minnesota Hospital says that approximately 33% of gender-confused children who come to them are given sterilization medications. She notes that they mostly engage in voice therapy and putting children in shapewear‚ which is not a medical intervention. It may not be a medical intervention‚ but it’s an intervention that […] The post 1/3rd of Gender-Confused Kids Get Sterilization Drugs at MN Children’s Hospital appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Update: ISIS took responsibility for the terror attack in Moscow. Russian forces are looking for the terrorists. Putin promises they will pay for this. CNN Report: ISIS has claimed responsibility for an attack at a popular concert venue complex near Moscow Friday that left at least 40 dead and more than 100 wounded after assailants […] The post 40 Killed‚ 100 Injured at Moscow Concert – ISIS Takes Responsibility appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

How is it possible that a Manhattan school district might actually ban transgender athletes from girl’s sports? If they can come to their senses‚ anyone can. They will review the gender guidelines and consult female athletes‚ evolutionary biology experts‚ and doctors. Fox 5 reported: “Tensions ran high during a meeting held by Manhattan’s largest school […] The post Manhattan School District Might Ban Biological Boys from Girl’s Sports appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Thirteen suspects can be seen clearly on video after they mugged a 19-year-old man‚ stealing his coat‚ sneakers‚ and cellphone. They are non-white supremacists. When you witness the perpetrators of these crimes‚ it’s hard not to remember Mayor Adams hiring his brother to handle the white supremacists‚ of which there are none in New York […] The post 13 Non-White Supremacists Attack Man in NYC Subway appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Sources close to King Charles‚ 75‚ have told the media that it’s an open secret he has two years to live. He’s undergoing treatment and said he is willing to go through any treatment to get a few years. He wants to have a legacy. Sarah‚ Duchess of York‚ has skin cancer. Princess Kate had […] The post Royal Family‚ Stricken with Cancer appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Planned Parenthood staff and managers appeared to discuss the sale of aborted babies’ body parts and other gruesome abortion practices in videos viewed publicly for the first time this week by lawmakers during a hearing in Washington‚ D.C. At the Tuesday hearing‚ called “Investigating the Black Market of Baby Organ Harvesting‚” Center for Medical Progress (CMP) President David Daleiden told lawmakers that videos obtained by his organization showed Planned Parenthood revealing that it had a “financial incentive” to sell the body parts of aborted babies and discussing their brutal abortion practices. “These video clips from the subpoenaed congressional footage are just a small part of incredibly disturbing and incriminating undercover conversations that prove Planned Parenthood sells baby parts‚” Daleiden said. “Planned Parenthood and their allies tried to cover up this footage for eight years because of the brutal facts it reveals about their taxpayer-funded business to kill and sell vulnerable infants.” The hearing was hosted by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA)‚ Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX)‚ and Rep. Mary Miller (R-IL). The CMP exploded onto the scene in 2015 after it first released footage showing Planned Parenthood executives discussing the sale of body parts from aborted babies. The clips played on Tuesday before the lawmakers were recorded years ago‚ but were previously unable to be released due to court order. In one clip played during the testimony‚ a woman identified by CMP as Planned Parenthood New York City’s Medical Director for Abortion Services Dr. Stacy De-Lin is told by a Center for Medical Progress investigator that she “could pay you $1‚000‚ up to $1‚500 for a liver.” De-Lin responded by saying‚ “Yeah‚ that’s great‚” and‚ “I think a financial incentive from you guys like‚ to the people we have to get this approved from‚ will be very happy about it‚” according to the video shared by CMP. CMP said that another one of the videos showed then-Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. Ann Schutt-Aine discussing ways to get around federal law banning partial birth abortions. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “If I’m seeing that I’m in fear that it’s about to come to the umbilicus [navel]‚ I might ask for a second set of forceps to hold the body at the cervix and pull off a leg or two‚ so it’s not PBA [partial-birth abortion]‚” Schutt-Aine said‚ according to the CMP video. In a different video featuring one of Schutt-Aine’s colleagues‚ an individual identified by CMP as Planned Parenthood employee Tram Nguyen says that sometimes an arm is ripped off the unborn baby during an abortion. “[O]ther days it’s [the fetus is] like more intact where it’s like maybe only like an arm that’s disarticulated‚” she said‚ the CMP video shows. Another video showed Planned Parenthood trainer Dr. Uta Landy reading from quotes about people who had been trained to do abortions‚ according to CMP. “My coping mechanism is to focus on the baby/fetus. Reverence for something that was once alive and now it’s not‚” one person said. Another said‚ “An eyeball just fell down into my lap‚ and that is gross‚” prompting laughter from the abortionists in the audience. Planned Parenthood did not immediately return request for comment.

Drug overdoses topped records again in 2022‚ new government data show. Nearly 108‚000 Americans died of drug overdoses in 2022‚ according to data released Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). A total of 107‚941 people died from drug overdoses that year‚ about 1‚200 more or 1% higher than those who died in 2021. The number of overdose deaths has been rising for two decades‚ hitting new records nearly every year. The overdose death rate for teens and adults younger than 35 decreased slightly‚ while rates increased for adults age 35 and older. Men consistently make up the vast majority of overdose deaths by far‚ about 70% of all deaths. In 2022‚ the female overdose death rate declined for the first time in five years‚ but the male rate continued to climb. American Indian and Alaska Native people continued to have the highest overdose death rate‚ which spiked 15% in 2022. Black‚ Hispanic‚ and Asian people also saw their overdose death rates rise‚ while rates decreased among white Americans. Powerful synthetic opioids such as fentanyl continue to drive the death rate up precipitously. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Fentanyl‚ a synthetic opioid that is about 50 times more potent than heroin‚ has been on the rise in the U.S. for years. The deadly synthetic opioid is inexpensive to make‚ easily transported‚ and has been increasingly smuggled over the southern border by Mexican cartels. As little as two milligrams of fentanyl weighing the same as a few grains of salt can cause a fatal overdose‚ according to the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA). Because it is frequently cut with other drugs‚ users may often be unaware that they are consuming the powerful substance‚ which can be deadly even in small doses. Synthetic opioids caused about 23 deaths for every 100‚000 people in 2022‚ 4% higher than in 2021. Meanwhile‚ deaths due to natural opioids such as heroin decreased. Deaths involving cocaine also spiked 12% in 2022. Deaths involving psychostimulants such as methamphetamine also increased 4%. Overdose death numbers for 2023 have not yet been reported. The new data also showed that overall life expectancy increased for Americans by more than a year up to 77.5 years. This is partially due to the COVID death rate declining‚ but it does not quite make up for the 2.4 years of life expectancy lost since the pandemic. Life expectancy remains lower than it has been in about two decades. The death rates for infants and children up to 14 jumped between 2021 and 2022 while the death rate for age groups above 14 decreased. Heart disease remained the leading cause of death‚ with cancer in second place. Those conditions cause about two out of very five deaths in the country‚ although the death rates for both decreased 4% and 3%‚ respectively‚ in 2022.

Country music stars Luke Bryan and Chris Janson celebrated a move by Tennessee after it passed a law protecting musicians against works of music using their voice created by artificial intelligence. On Thursday‚ Bryan and Janson were among those who joined Tennessee Governor Bill Lee who signed the ELVIS Act — Ensuring Likeness Voice and Image Security Act — which protects artists from the unauthorized use of their voice‚ name‚ image‚ and likeness. “What an amazing stance or precedent to set for the state of Tennessee to get in front of this‚ to be the leaders of this‚” Bryan told the crowd at the Nashville honky tonk. “And to show artists like myself … that our state protects us and what we are about‚ and what we work so hard for.” “I’ve just gotten to where stuff comes in of my voice on my phone‚ and I can’t tell it’s not me‚” the country singer added‚ per the Tennessean. Janson told the crowd that AI is a serious thing and can effect whether an artist is able to make a living. Tennessee is now the first state to enact AI protections for musicians after Gov. Bill Lee signed the ELVIS Act‚ or the Ensuring Likeness Voice and Image Security Act into law with Luke Bryan and Chris Janson by his side. pic.twitter.com/pabwyTBrbc — USA TODAY Life (@usatodaylife) March 22‚ 2024 “People can’t come to shows and hear live music if we don’t put a stop to the fakeness‚” Janson said. “We came to a real city to make real music for real people.” “The darkness in the AI world always comes to light with realness and reality‚” he added. “What do they say in this town? The best song always wins.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP In a press release‚ Lee reflected on how the old law only dealt with name‚ image‚ and likeness‚ but this new one “specifically address new‚ personalized generative AI cloning models and services that enable human impersonation and allow users to make unauthorized fake works in the image and voice of others.” Speaking at the bill signing‚ Mitch Glazier‚ Chairman and CEO of the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA)‚ praised the bill. “I thought that this bill did a great job of giving guidance about what those First Amendment protections are‚ but very importantly‚ it said if it’s protected by the First Amendment‚ that’s fine‚” Glazier said. “But if it’s not protected by the First Amendment‚ Tennessee is going to act to protect artists. I thought that was a great line.” The law‚ which becomes the first one of its kind in the country‚ will allow artists and license holders to sue for damages‚ USA Today noted. And those who are violation of the law can be charged with a Class A misdemeanor.

Dozens of people were brutally murdered by Islamic terrorists at a concert hall in Russia’s capital city on Friday night in scenes that went viral on social media. The attack‚ which was the deadliest terror attack on Russian soil in over a decade‚ happened at a sold-out concert at Crocus City Hall as the rock band Piknik was set to begin performing. At least four men wearing camo began massacring people outside with fully automatic weapons in highly disturbing scenes that were caught on video. At least 40 people were killed and more than 140 injured‚ with those numbers likely to rise. The attack came two weeks after the U.S. warned Americans in Moscow to avoid large public gatherings — specifically concerts — because terrorists were planning an attack. The New York Times said that the warning was directly related to the attack that unfolded and that U.S. officials specifically reached out and warned the Russians. ISIS took responsibility for the terrorist attack‚ saying in a statement that they attacked “a large gathering of Christians‚” causing hundreds of casualties before fleeing the scene. The U.S. Intelligence Community collected intelligence in March indicating that a branch of ISIS was planning a terrorist attack in Moscow‚ which led to the U.S. State Department issuing a warning earlier this month urging Americans to avoid large crowd. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “ISIS-K has been fixated on Russia for the past two years‚” Colin P. Clarke‚ a counterterrorism analyst at the Soufan Group‚ told The New York Times‚ noting that the terrorist group has focused on attacking Putin in propaganda videos. “ISIS-K accuses the Kremlin of having Muslim blood in its hands‚ referencing Moscow’s interventions in Afghanistan‚ Chechnya and Syria.” The U.S. warned Iran about an ISIS terrorist attack back in January that the terror group later successfully executed when it carried out suicide bombings in the southeastern town of Kerman‚ killing 84 people with hundreds more injured.