Author: Julaine Appling

Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty has filed a Title Nine complaint against Westosha Central High School for endangering the safety and privacy of multiple female students. Earlier this year, …

Last Thursday, Wisconsin’s State Assembly passed AB 105 with bipartisan support, a measure that would require adult websites with explicit content to verify the ages of users before granting access …

The Wisconsin State Assembly passed 3 bills protecting women and girls in sports and shielding children from unsafe transgender treatments. AB 100, which ensures only female athletes are allowed to …

2025 | Week of March 24 | Radio Transcript #1611 Next Tuesday, April 1, Wisconsin will have one of the most consequential elections ever. Wisconsin voters will select a replacement …

The Wisconsin Council on Problem Gambling reports that 6-20% of the adolescent population exhibits problem gambling behavior. In fact, adolescents are 2-4X more likely than adults to have this problem. …

Registration is open for Wisconsin Family Council’s 5th annual LEAD Wisconsin teen biblical worldview and leadership summer camp. Throughout the weeklong program, campers hear from well-qualified individuals on issues such …

LifeSite News reports that 66 Republican members of Congress filed a brief to the US Supreme Court supporting parents who are suing a Maryland school board that mandates LGBTQ indoctrination …

Early in-person voting for Wisconsin’s Spring General Election began yesterday. In this election, voters will pick the next justice of our state Supreme Court, either Susan Crawford or Brad Schimel. …

Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty released a new report that found that since the enactment of Wisconsin’s voter ID requirements 10 years ago, overall voter turnout in the state …

2025 | Week of March 17 | Radio Transcript #1610 If it’s spring in odd-numbered years in Wisconsin—and it is, then that means it’s budget time in our state legislature—a …

A study published in the Oxford Academic Journal of Sexual Medicine found that individuals who struggle with gender identity and undergo gender transition surgeries are, quote, “at significantly higher risk …

During March, the National Council on Problem Gambling is raising awareness of the approximately 2.5 million people in the United States who meet the criteria for having a severe gambling …

2025 | Thursday, March 13 On today’s program, Daniel and Julaine emphasize the importance of WI’s spring election, especially the state supreme court race and do a legislative round up …

A new study from the Christian think tank Cardus found homeschool students are significantly more likely to report positive mental health outcomes, to be married and have children, to volunteer …

The America First Policy Institute has accused the cities of La Crosse, Madison, and Oshkosh of breaking early voting law by gerrymandering poll locations ahead of the pivotal Wisconsin Supreme …

Tomorrow at 10 a.m., there will be a public hearing in the state capitol for Assembly Bill 104, which is appropriately named the “Help Not Harm” bill. If passed, it …

2025 | Week of March 10 | Radio Transcript #1609 Election Day, Tuesday, April 1, is the culmination of one of the biggest elections our state will have this decade. …

A new study from The Times focused on Generation Z found that young adults today are twice as in favor of marriage than young adults twenty years ago, when almost …

March is National Problem Gambling Awareness Month. Compulsive gambling, often referred to as a “hidden illness,” is characterized by the uncontrollable urge to keep gambling despite the toll it takes …

Wisconsin Family Council inducted 18 couples into the 2025 Marriage Hall of Fame, which honors Wisconsin couples that have been married for 60 or more years. Theodore and Rosemary Prosser, …