In a move that could affect parents nationwide, the U.S. Supreme Court is set to review a Washington state law allowing youth shelters to keep runaway minors’ whereabouts confidential. The case centers on whether withholding this information is legally permissible, especially in situations involving gender transitions.

Long trusted for its family-friendly reputation, the YMCA has quietly implemented new policies that allow campers and counselors to self-select cabins based on gender identity. Parents and critics question whether these changes uphold the organization’s historic commitment to safety and tradition.

The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously reversed a lower court’s decision that stopped parents from pursuing claims against a baby food manufacturer. Citing tainted products, parents now have the legal pathway to file suit, highlighting the high court’s pivotal role in ensuring consumer protection.

Homeschool families were early champions of school choice in Montana, long before the concept entered the state’s political vocabulary. This opinion piece underscores why parents have historically borne the primary responsibility in shaping their children’s education.

The Senate GOP has passed a bill mandating that parents opt in for their children to participate in youth risk assessments. Critics argue that this legislation will effectively render these important surveys irrelevant.