An Ohio woman pled guilty to murdering her toddler after leaving her home alone while she took a vacation. The 16-month-old, Jailyn, was found dead in a soiled playpen, her death resulting from starvation and severe dehydration. According to neighbors, the mother's habitual abandonment was already a concern. The mother, Candelario, now faces a lifetime in prison with sentencing set for March…

The Associated Press (AP) is facing criticism for expressing opposition against the inclusion of fetal development videos in sexual education classes in certain states. The article focused on the video "Baby Olivia," an animated depiction of the various stages of fetal development. States including Kentucky, Missouri, West Virginia, and North Dakota endorse the video, arguing that students…

A Brooklyn school, PS 321, has introduced a "Black Lives Matter Principles Activity Book" as part of a lesson for Black History Month. The book explains the 13 tenets of the BLM movement to students as young as five through coloring and activity worksheets. It also includes content from the BLM's national demands, such as increasing black history education and advocating for more black…

CatholicVote, a Catholic advocacy organization, wrote to the New York Attorney General requesting an investigation into a funeral held at St. Patrick's Cathedral for Cecilia Gentili, a transgender woman and atheist.

Last night, Chicago Med promoted the dangerous lie that women who miscarry might get arrested and be denied medical care in a pro-life state.

A peaceful March for Life event in Richmond, Virginia was disrupted when a transgender activist charged through the crowd.

Everylife, a pro-life diaper brand, has launched its second billboard campaign in Atlanta after success in NYC. The brand counters abortion arguments related to population control and uses a pro-child tweet from Elon Musk in its adverts. Everylife will also host a diaper drive, giving away nearly 20,000 free diapers to local families in need. The company plans to participate in the Georgia…

Researchers at Israel’s Bar-Ilan University have developed artificial testicles from cells extracted from mouse testes in an effort to tackle male infertility and sex disorders. Led by Dr. Nitzan Gonen, the team aimed to understand and identify the causes of male infertility. The artificial testicles show structures similar to natural ones and seem to potentially produce sperm cells. This…

The West Virginia House of Delegates has passed a bill to penalize schools, public libraries, and museums for providing minors with obscene material. This includes any content deemed sexually explicit or lacking serious value. Critics argue that the bill is an attempt to ban books, while advocates stress it is to protect children from harmful content. The penalty for non-compliance includes $…

On this week's Woke of the Weak we saw how nutso our world has gotten!

The Alabama Supreme Court has ruled that frozen embryos are considered children under the state's Wrongful Death of a Minor Act. This landmark ruling follows a case where a patient accidentally destroyed three couples' embryos at a fertility clinic in Mobile. The ruling implies that the destruction of any fertilized egg, whether within a woman’s womb or in a petri dish, is equal to the…

The University of Sussex Hospitals NHS Trust in the UK has stated that breastmilk from transgender women is as good for babies as that from biological women. The trust has been one of the first to adopt "chestfeeding" to be more inclusive. Critics argue that pharmaceutical-induced lactation in transgender women does not provide the same benefits as natural lactation in biological women.…

New York's St. Patrick’s Cathedral recently hosted the funeral of Cecilia Gentili, a transgender woman and self-proclaimed atheist, marking the first time the church had held services for a transgender individual. Over 1,000 attendees paid respects to Gentili, who was an advocate for sex workers and health care. Despite not practicing the Catholic faith and being openly critical of it, the…

A Florida assistant principal, Garrett Jones, sparked controversy by affirming his belief that it's appropriate for elementary students to read about pornography and dirty magazines in a school setting.