Gender Affirming Care Lawsuits Are Just Beginning for Doctors
Gender affirming care lawsuits are accelerating as courts hold doctors accountable for irreversible procedures on minors through malpractice liability.
Springville Police, My Brother’s Death, and Why the Michael Ewing Case Raises Serious Questions
The shadow of police investigations loomed over Justin, casting doubts and creating an atmosphere of mistrust that eerily mirrors what happened in Springville.
Family Questions Suicide Ruling in Michael Stanley Ewing’s Death in Springville, Utah
Michael Stanley Ewing was found dead in July 2025. Officials ruled it a suicide, but his family believes something more happened. The case is still open, and the push for truth and transparency is gaining support in Springville, Utah.
The Courage to Be Disliked: Why Disruptarians Choose Freedom Over Approval
The Courage to Be Disliked explains why living authentically requires the willingness to stand alone. This Disruptarian commentary explores freedom, loneliness, personal responsibility, and the courage it takes to reject approval seeking in a conformist world.
Marriage vs the State: How Divorce Law Turned a Vow Into a Trap
Marriage can be the best deal in life, but modern divorce law turned it into a legal gamble. This breakdown looks at how no-fault divorce, asset splits, and court incentives changed the risk, and why a pro-family culture needs freedom of contract, not more state control.
