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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Sep 17, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Christianpost
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- Aug 4, 2026
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Is Nike's trans advocacy costing it more than headlines? (opens the original)
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First, they attacked America. Then adoption. Parental rights. Now, girlsâ sports. Honestly, with such a busy schedule of political extremism, itâs a mystery how Nike has time to sell anything. But then, thatâs the problem â they arenât. The once-iconic brand is in an economic tailspin, bleeding more than $200 billion in market value and losing its coveted spot in the S&P 100. The news, which comes on the heels of an eye-popping 1,000 layoffs in the spring, spells major headach
Is Nike's trans advocacy costing it more than headlines? (opens the original)
Read excerpt
First, they attacked America. Then adoption. Parental rights. Now, girlsâ sports. Honestly, with such a busy schedule of political extremism, itâs a mystery how Nike has time to sell anything. But then, thatâs the problem â they arenât. The once-iconic brand is in an economic tailspin, bleeding more than $200 billion in market value and losing its coveted spot in the S&P 100. The news, which comes on the heels of an eye-popping 1,000 layoffs in the spring, spells major headach
5-pound baby survives a toilet birth — and abortion pill suppliers walk free (opens the original)
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First Responders see some horrific things, but even they were probably shocked by a call that came to the station in late July to rush to a Durham, North Carolina home. Inside, a tiny five-pound baby floated quietly in the bathroom toilet, barely alive. The team raced to do CPR on the newborn, as its 18-year-old mom — the girl who had tried to abort it — looked on. The little survivor miraculously pulled through, and the small bundle — premature at 31 weeks — is only alive today because someone
The WNBA is terrified of one word: woman (opens the original)
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Who knew a first-grade science question could so thoroughly upend a $5.5 billion enterprise? And yet the WNBA, whose first letter stands for women, can’t seem to shake the media firestorm over the meaning of sex. Now, weeks into what should have been a non-controversy — Sophie Cunningham’s declaration of support for men playing in their own league and not in hers — the leadership of the league is convening an emergency meeting to debate what should be the most obvious data point in the sport: wh
The WNBA is terrified of one word: woman (opens the original)
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Who knew a first-grade science question could so thoroughly upend a $5.5 billion enterprise? And yet the WNBA, whose first letter stands for women, can’t seem to shake the media firestorm over the meaning of sex. Now, weeks into what should have been a non-controversy — Sophie Cunningham’s declaration of support for men playing in their own league and not in hers — the leadership of the league is convening an emergency meeting to debate what should be the most obvious data point in the sport: wh
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