Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly. The publication called Human Events asked 22 conservative scholars what books they would like every Congressman to read. This list is not just for Congressmen. You would benefit by including them in … [Read more...] about Books You Ought to Read
Schools Keep Parents In the Dark
Throughout this month of back-to-school shopping and activities, Phyllis Schlafly Eagles is challenging our adult listeners to go back to school along with our kids and grandkids! An “informed citizenry,” as Thomas Jefferson reminded us, is required … [Read more...] about Schools Keep Parents In the Dark
Rise in Sobriety Among Gen Z
Today's commentary was authored by 2025 intern Cecilia Hellmuth (Benedictine, 2027). Sobriety from alcohol is at an all-time high in Generation Z, and we’re left to ask the burning question: why? How did this “trend” came to be? Is it the … [Read more...] about Rise in Sobriety Among Gen Z
Historic Shift in the GOP
Throughout August, we’ll head online and into stores to get our kids and grandkids fully supplied and ready to head back to school. This month, Phyllis Schlafly Eagles is challenging our adult listeners to go back to school as well! We take seriously … [Read more...] about Historic Shift in the GOP
Trans Agenda Dealt Supreme Blow
On June 18, the U.S. Supreme Court, in a 6–3 ruling, affirmed United States v. Skrmetti, upholding Tennessee’s law that bans gender‑transition surgeries and puberty‑blocking drugs for children—marking a decisive conservative victory. This decision … [Read more...] about Trans Agenda Dealt Supreme Blow
Send an Informed Citizenry Back to School
August is the month when your children and grandchildren go back to school, and this month, Phyllis Schlafly Eagles is challenging our adult listeners: how about we all go back to school! Thomas Jefferson said that our American Republic required … [Read more...] about Send an Informed Citizenry Back to School
Playing Games with the Constitution
Featured photo by Ryan Hite. I don’t know about you, but my family is a huge fan of games. And no, contrary to pop-culture, I’m not talking about video games. If our boys aren’t reading or outside doing boy things (of sometimes-questionable … [Read more...] about Playing Games with the Constitution
July 2025 — Ed Reporter Monthly Email Edition
Table of Contents Supreme Court Decision a Win for Maryland Parents, but is it Enough? Stanley M. Herzog Foundation Helps Advance Christian Education Over-the-Top NEA Convention Prompts Effort to Revoke Charter Mallard Reader Books Flyer 2025 Hide … [Read more...] about July 2025 — Ed Reporter Monthly Email Edition
Working Christianity Stunts Big Government
Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · July 31 | Working Christianity Stunts Big Government In the wake of Hurricane Helene, which devastated parts of Appalachia in September, including the worst-hit regions of North Carolina, much of the political discourse … [Read more...] about Working Christianity Stunts Big Government
GOP Should Step Up for Men Who Elected Them
Featured photo by Max Talbot-Minkin. CC BY 2.0. The voting bloc that swung to the Republican side last November to give the GOP control of the White House and Congress was men under 30, who have traditionally voted Democrat by large majorities. … [Read more...] about GOP Should Step Up for Men Who Elected Them
