Carson Choate, Author at The Western Journal

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Carson Choate is a freelance writer who got into politics in late 2019 when the House voted to impeach then-President Donald Trump. Before joining The Western Journal, he worked as an editor for a small news site.

Metropolitan police officer Jeffrey Smith committed suicide eight days after the Jan. 6, 2021, incursion.

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DOJ Rules Police Officer's Suicide 8 Days After Jan. 6 Was a Death in the Line of Duty

The widow of officer Jeffrey Smith, who committed suicide eight days after the Capitol incursion, has been awarded federal benefits.

By Carson Choate August 20, 2023

Chairwoman Päivi Räsänen of the Christian Democrats campaigns in Helsinki, Finland, on April 18, 2015.

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Granny Faces Second 'Hate Speech' Trial for Tweeting Bible Verses – 'Dignity' of Homosexuals Must Be Protected: Finnish Prosecutors

Finland's former interior minister, Päivi Räsänen, is going to trial for "hate speech" after sharing a Bible verse on Twitter in 2019.

By Carson Choate August 20, 2023

U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) speaks during a news conference on “FBI whistleblower testimony” at the U.S. Capitol on May 18, 2023 in Washington, DC.

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Jim Jordan Subpoenas Citibank for Alleged 'Back Channel' Sharing of Customer Data with FBI in Jan. 6 Probe

Rep. Jim Jordan subpoenaed Citibank for allegedly engaging in "back channel" sharing of customers' private banking data with the FBI.

By Carson Choate August 19, 2023

A women stands with her child in a stroller during a pro-life rally outside the Planned Parenthood Reproductive Health Center on June 4, 2019, in St Louis.

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Planned Parenthood Is Fighting California's Proposed Ban on Child Marriage to Ensure Abortions Continue

Unsuprisingly, Planned Parenthood is fighting lawmakers' attempts to outlaw child marraiges in California, which has no set minimum age.

By Carson Choate August 13, 2023

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Good News for Hunter? Drug Users Can't Be Prohibited from Owning Firearms, US Court Rules

A Mississippi man convicted last year will have his conviction overturned under the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling.

By Carson Choate August 13, 2023

Leomeir V. Kennedy, 31, died Friday at the Johnson County jail in Indiana while awaiting trial.

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Man Suspected of Sexually Assaulting Autistic Children Is Found Dead in Jail

A transgender Washington man died in jail while awaiting trial on charges of child molestation and possession of child pornography.

By Carson Choate August 12, 2023

Mike and Catherine Burke have filed a lawsuit after they were denied the right to foster children by the state of Massachusetts due to their Catholic beliefs.

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Massachusetts Denies Catholic Couple Right to Foster Kids Because Their 'Faith Not Supportive' of LGBT Beliefs: Lawsuit

Mike and Catherine Burke have a filed a lawsuit after being denied the right to foster children due to their Catholic faith.

By Carson Choate August 12, 2023

Ben Napier and Erin Napier attend The 56th Annual CMA Awards at Bridgestone Arena on Nov. 9, 2022, in Nashville.

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HGTV Hosts Ben and Erin Napier Respond to Critics of Their Initiative to Ban Smartphones, Social Media in Elementary Schools

Hosts of HGTV's "Home Town Takeover" are urging parents to limit their children's usage of social media so they can lead happier lives.

By Carson Choate August 6, 2023

The above stock image is of students in a classroom.

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NJ's New 'Equity Rules' Place Children in Sex Ed Class Based on Gender Identity, Not Biology

New Jersey's State Board of Education enacted new policies to include gender-neutral language and rules on gender identity in sex ed.

By Carson Choate August 6, 2023

Photos of the 17 people killed during the 2018 Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School mass shooting are displayed in Parkland, Florida. Ballistics experts re-enacted the shooting Friday to gather evidence in a lawsuit against the sheriff's deputy who was at the scene but failed to confront the shooter.

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Parkland School Shooting Re-enacted with Live Gunfire 5 Years After Deadly Massacre

The Parkland school shooting was re-enacted Friday as part of a lawsuit against former deputy Scot Peterson.

By Carson Choate August 5, 2023

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DOJ Rules Police Officer's Suicide 8 Days After Jan. 6 Was a Death in the Line of Duty

Granny Faces Second 'Hate Speech' Trial for Tweeting Bible Verses – 'Dignity' of Homosexuals Must Be Protected: Finnish Prosecutors

Jim Jordan Subpoenas Citibank for Alleged 'Back Channel' Sharing of Customer Data with FBI in Jan. 6 Probe

Planned Parenthood Is Fighting California's Proposed Ban on Child Marriage to Ensure Abortions Continue

Good News for Hunter? Drug Users Can't Be Prohibited from Owning Firearms, US Court Rules

Man Suspected of Sexually Assaulting Autistic Children Is Found Dead in Jail

Massachusetts Denies Catholic Couple Right to Foster Kids Because Their 'Faith Not Supportive' of LGBT Beliefs: Lawsuit

HGTV Hosts Ben and Erin Napier Respond to Critics of Their Initiative to Ban Smartphones, Social Media in Elementary Schools

NJ's New 'Equity Rules' Place Children in Sex Ed Class Based on Gender Identity, Not Biology

Parkland School Shooting Re-enacted with Live Gunfire 5 Years After Deadly Massacre

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