For Transgender Crimes in the US, Over 75% of cases involve sexual or violent crimes, with child victims in nearly one in three. Approximately 85% of victims are female—nearly half minors or women in sex-segregated spaces such as prisons, shelters, locker rooms, or bathrooms. Post-transition offending, while less common than pre-transition, is heavily concentrated in women’s protected spaces, with 11–13 cases (33–37%) enabled by self-ID policies like California’s S.B. 132. Nine out of ten prison transfer cases involved individuals with prior sex or violence convictions, underscoring preventable risks when criminal history is disregarded in placement decisions.

The recent report, “The Decline of Trans and Queer Identity Among Young Americans,” provides a powerful, fact-based case that the massive surge in non-traditional gender identification was a social trend. Analysis of raw data shows the share of college students identifying as a gender other than male or female plummeted from 6.8% in 2023 to 3.6% in 2025—a nearly 50% drop in just two years.

Dr. May Lau, a highly credentialed adolescent medicine specialist and former Associate Professor at UT Southwestern Medical Center, has surrendered her Texas medical license following a landmark civil lawsuit filed by Attorney General Ken Paxton. The state accused Lau of violating Senate Bill 14 (SB 14), which bans gender-affirming care for minors, by illegally prescribing testosterone to at least 21 teenage patients after the law took effect in September 2023.

Modern politics often treats “conservative” and “Republican” as the same — but they are not. Being Republican is about party loyalty; being conservative is about moral conviction. Nowhere is that divide more visible than in the debate over abortion. The abolitionist conservative believes that to truly conserve moral order, one must seek not to regulate evil, but to abolish it. This essay explores the difference between pro-life pragmatism and the moral absolutism of abortion abolitionism, contrasting figures like Donald Trump and Matt Walsh to show what true conservatism looks like in practice.

From an Abolitionist standpoint, pro-life laws that exempt mothers from prosecution effectively allow the majority of abortions to continue. While providers and traffickers may face penalties, mothers — the primary participants in abortion — remain legally immune. This analysis explains why partial enforcement undermines the moral and legal foundation of the pro-life movement and how true abortion abolition requires consistent accountability for all parties involved.