Isa Ryan, Author at The Western Journal

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Isa is a homemaker, homeschooler, and writer who lives in the Ozarks with her husband and two children. After being raised with a progressive atheist worldview, she came to the Lord as a young woman and now has a heart to restore the classical Christian view of femininity.

Bryan Kohberger, left, converses with his new public defender Anne Taylor, right, during a hearing at the Latah County District Court in Moscow, Idaho, on Thursday.

Ted S. Warren - Pool / AP

Commentary

Bryan Kohberger's New Attorney Overturned a Murder Conviction on a Detail Nobody Noticed - Will She Do Something Similar for Him?

Bryan Kohberger is facing first-degree murder charges for the slaying of four college students in Idaho. He now has a new attorney.

By Isa Ryan January 9, 2023

Congressman Eric Sorensen is seen with his EV.

@ERICSORENSEN / Twitter

Commentary

Newly Elected Dem Tries to Own Musk by Buying Chevy EV Instead of Tesla, Past Tweet Catches Up Fast

Democratic congressman-elect Eric Sorensen takes a picture with his new Chevrolet electric vehicle and tries to criticize Musk as well.

By Isa Ryan December 22, 2022

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez listens during a House Financial Services Committee hearing at the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday in Washington, D.C.

Nathan Howard / Getty Images

Commentary

Here's How Much Climate Change Doc Featuring AOC Made in Theaters - Hint: It's Humiliating

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's star power wasn't enough to generate box office success for a climate change documentary.

By Isa Ryan December 13, 2022

New Jersey mom Angela Reading, right, told Tucker Carlson she was alarmed after a military officer said her Facebook post was being investigated by state and local authorities.

Fox News / Video screen shot

Commentary

Military Officer Targets Mother Over Facebook Post About What She Found at Kid's School

Over the last several years, the military has morphed into a testing ground for social (and we could also say medical) experimentation.

By Isa Ryan December 9, 2022

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre speaks during the daily briefing at the White House on Thursday.

AP / Susan Walsh

Commentary

Press Secretary Touts Griner as 'Inspiration' to LGBT While Downplaying the Abandonment of Marine Veteran

“On a personal note, Brittney is an important role model, an inspiration to millions of Americans,” the press secretary said.

By Isa Ryan December 9, 2022

Former Navy SEAL Chris Beck, right, came out as transgender, left, in 2013. However, he now says he is detransitioning.

Robby Starbuck / Rumble screen shots

Commentary

CNN Hailed This Transgender Navy SEAL as 'Lady Valor,' But 9 Years Later He's Becoming Their Worst Nightmare

Former Navy SEAL Chris Beck announced he was transgender in 2013 but is now announcing his detransition and rebuking trans supporters.

By Isa Ryan December 5, 2022

Arizona Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake speaks with supporters at a campaign rally at the Dream City Church on Nov. 7 in Phoenix.

John Moore / Getty Images

Commentary

This Is Why Kari Lake Can't File Her Main Lawsuit Until All Arizona Counties Certify the Election

"We believe that Mohave County voters were disenfranchised by the problems that they had in Maricopa County," chairman Ron Gould said.

By Isa Ryan December 1, 2022

Former Rep. Devin Nunes, right, will be allowed to file a defamation lawsuit against NBCUniversal for comments made by MSNCB's Rachel Maddow, left.

David Livingston / Getty Images ; JIM WATSON - AFP / Getty Images

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Trump Ally Given Green Light to Sue NBCUniversal, Claims Maddow Should've Gotten Her Facts Straight

Devin Nunes, a former congressman, has been given the green light by a judge to open a defamation lawsuit against NBCUniversal.

By Isa Ryan November 30, 2022

Stanford Head Coach David Shaw, center, watches the action against BYU during their Saturday game in Palo Alto, California.

David Madison / Getty Images

Commentary

Stanford Lets Their Wokeness Shine at Halftime, But Scoreboard Gives BYU the Last Word

During Saturday's game between Stanford and BYU, the Stanford band put on a woke halftime show aimed at mocking BYU's Mormon beliefs.

By Isa Ryan November 28, 2022

President Joe Biden waves while walking around Nantucket, Massachusetts on Friday.

MANDEL NGAN - AFP / Getty Images

Commentary

People Notice Something Creepy as Biden Walks by Restaurant and Peers in Window

While in Nantucket over the Thanksgiving weekend, President Joe Biden was seen looking into a restaurant windows while people ate.

By Isa Ryan November 27, 2022

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Bryan Kohberger's New Attorney Overturned a Murder Conviction on a Detail Nobody Noticed - Will She Do Something Similar for Him?

Newly Elected Dem Tries to Own Musk by Buying Chevy EV Instead of Tesla, Past Tweet Catches Up Fast

Here's How Much Climate Change Doc Featuring AOC Made in Theaters - Hint: It's Humiliating

Military Officer Targets Mother Over Facebook Post About What She Found at Kid's School

Press Secretary Touts Griner as 'Inspiration' to LGBT While Downplaying the Abandonment of Marine Veteran

CNN Hailed This Transgender Navy SEAL as 'Lady Valor,' But 9 Years Later He's Becoming Their Worst Nightmare

This Is Why Kari Lake Can't File Her Main Lawsuit Until All Arizona Counties Certify the Election

Trump Ally Given Green Light to Sue NBCUniversal, Claims Maddow Should've Gotten Her Facts Straight

Stanford Lets Their Wokeness Shine at Halftime, But Scoreboard Gives BYU the Last Word

People Notice Something Creepy as Biden Walks by Restaurant and Peers in Window

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