News from Around PA
1.) Independent farmer Amos Miller’s farm in Lancaster County was served a search warrant and three PA State Troopers, as well as seven employees of the PA Department of Agriculture removed 37 items and left a notice on a large walk-in cooler, which contains most of Miller’s products, that the food in the cooler “has been detained by the PA Department of Agriculture”. His attorney noted that a high-ranking state official that has a grievance with independent farmers is responsible for obtaining the search warrant.
2.) Democrat activist files complaint to remove Congressman Scott Perry’s (PA-10) name from the ballot using the 14th Amendment.
3.) New conservative majority of the South Western School District (York County) has voiced their intentions of removed “gender identity” from certain school policies.
4.) Quarryville Library (Lancaster County) has been notified another municipality will no longer fund the library due to its LGBTQ+ books and materials.
News From National Scene
1.) US Supreme Court upholds Idaho’s Defense of Life Act banning most abortions.
2.) Shooter at the Iowa school identified as “trans genderfluid” and used the pronouns he/they.
3.) University of Washington offers 16-year-old boy girls’ volleyball scholarship, but allegedly rescinds the offer.
4.) Commander of the 188th Wing of Ebbing Air National Guard Base has resigned his command over the abortion issue.
5.) Lakeridge High School in Oregon has indefinitely postponed its DragFest event.
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