Ian M. Giatti

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  Nov 30, 2022

  CEO of Canadian retailer Simons claims assisted suicide commercial is 'inspirational'

  The CEO of a Canadian fashion retailer says its new ad featuring a terminally ill woman who decides to end her life by euthanasia is “not a commercial campaign.” 

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  Nov 30, 2022

  Disney’s pro-LGBT ‘Strange World’ projected to lose $100M after Thanksgiving debut

  The latest Disney animated movie with a pro-LGBT subplot fell short of box office expectations over the Thanksgiving holiday, even as another of its Christmas offerings drew controversy for a scene involving kids inadvertently thanking Satan.

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  Nov 28, 2022

  Texas mom 'grateful' for armed Antifa militants outside 'Transgender Storytime' event for kids

  A transgender activist says she is “grateful” for a group of armed Antifa members who stood guard outside a North Texas bookstore event during Transgender Awareness Week while she read books about gender and sexuality to a group of young children and their parents.

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  Nov 28, 2022

  Kim Kardashian stops short of cutting ties with Balenciaga over campaign with 'disturbing images' of children

  Pop icon Kim Kardashian says she is “currently re-evaluating” her relationship with luxury fashion brand Balenciaga following public outrage over their new holiday campaign that featured “disturbing images” of children.

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  Nov 25, 2022

  Focus on the Family vandalized by LGBT group after Club Q shooting

  A group claiming responsibility for vandalizing a sign belonging to Focus on the Family claims the criminal act was in response to “hateful theology” after a nonbinary gunman killed five people and wounded 18 others at a local bar.

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  Nov 25, 2022

  FIFA bans Christian crusader costumes at Qatar World Cup: 'Offensive against Muslims'

  England fans at the World Cup in Qatar will be prohibited from wearing crusader costumes for Friday’s matchup against the United States after FIFA warned such clothing could be considered “offensive against Muslims.”

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  Nov 24, 2022

  Vaccinated people are now a majority of COVID-19 deaths, analysis shows

  For the first time, more than half of all Americans who died after contracting COVID-19 were vaccinated at least once, according to data on COVID-19 deaths in August.

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  Nov 23, 2022

  Most parents say 'Drag Queen Story Hour' events are inappropriate for children: poll

  A new survey suggests that a strong majority of American adults, including most parents of school-aged children, don't believe Drag Queen Story Hour events featuring men dressed as women are appropriate for young audiences.

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  Nov 23, 2022

  'Alarming uptick' in juvenile violence may be linked to COVID-19 school closures: FBI director

  Young people kept out of the classroom during the COVID-19 pandemic and those who have yet to return could be a factor fueling a juvenile crime spree across the United States, according to one of the nation's top law enforcement officials.

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  Nov 22, 2022

  Qatar World Cup: What Christians should know before traveling to the Islamic country

  The 2022 World Cup in Qatar is officially underway, even as some fans are scrambling to understand the customs and laws of the Sunni Muslim nation. The U.S. State Department warned any Americans traveling to Qatar to abide by several laws in the Islamic country that could result in jail time, specifically warning against "proselytizing."