Candace Owens Fights Back in Defamation Lawsuit, Says She Will Make Brigitte Macron Undergo INDEPENDENT MEDICAL EXAM To Ascertain Whether She Is Really a Woman
September 22, 2025
AI-generated image by Grok: Candance Owens and Brigitte Macron.
Owens to Macron: put up or shut up.
We have been reporting on the defamation lawsuit launched by power couple Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron against American journalist Candace Owens in a Delaware court, after the podcaster repeatedly claimed that the French First Lady was born a male.
Now, Candace Owens is doubling down and saying that she will compel Brigitte to submit to a ‘third-party medical examination’ as part of their ongoing lawsuit.
‘We’re going to demand Brigitte sit down for an exam with an independent doctor. We’re coming for her medical records,’ Owens said on Monday. […] ‘This isn’t France, where Brigitte and Emmanuel Macron get to do whatever they want. This is America. You don’t get to skip discovery just because you’re a foreign world leader angry about a podcaster’s First Amendment rights.
The court-mandated discovery process does not allow Brigitte to just ‘submit’ evidence. The American court system isn’t some kangaroo court where leaders can just say whatever they want. Evidence must be independently verified. During the discovery process, Brigitte will need to submit herself to a third-party medical examination’.”
If the suit moves to discovery, Owens will subpoena Macron’s medical records, and after that will demand that Macron sits down with an independent doctor ‘who will verify her sex at birth’.
“Asked whether the Macrons would be sharing photographs of the First Lady pregnant and raising her children, [lawyer Tom Clare] said they would be presented in court where there are rules and standards.
[…] The couple launched their defamation suit in July, accusing the influencer of propagating ‘outlandish, defamatory, and far-fetched fictions’ that fueled a lie-filled ‘campaign of global humiliation’ and ‘relentless bullying’.”
The lawyers for Owens have moved to dismiss the claim.
For Your Legal Knowledge:
In the US, where a medical condition of a plaintiff is at issue, the defendant may conduct a Defense Medical Examination. This means regardless what evidence Ms. Macron provides the court, Candice Owens can hire a gynecologist examine her.
Trump Shuts Down CNN Reporter as She Starts Screaming Question After Major Announcement on Autism (VIDEO)
September 22, 2025
President Trump shut down fake news CNN reporter after he made a major announcement on autism and vaccines.
President Trump on Monday announced that the use of acetaminophen, the active ingredient in Tylenol, can increase the risk of autism when used by pregnant women.
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Tylenol is tied to autism, ADHD and liver toxicity in children.
“Today, the FDA will issue a physician’s notice about the risk of acetaminophen during pregnancy and begin the process to initiate a safety label change,” Secretary Kennedy said. “There is a potential association between acetaminophen use during pregnancy and adverse neurodevelopmental outcomes, including later diagnosis for ADHD and autism.”
President Trump also pleaded with mothers not to pump their babies with too many vaccines at once.
A CNN reporter began shouting questions at Trump but he immediately shut her down.
Online Radicalization and the Danger of Losing Our Youth
September 22, 2025
In a recent conversation between Lincoln Lauren and Alex Marlow, they addressed a phenomenon that deeply concerns conservative families and leaders: the radicalization of young people through the internet and its connection to higher education. Both agreed that while universities can influence students’ ideological development, unrestricted exposure to digital platforms is a decisive factor that cannot be ignored. What should be a space for intellectual and social growth has, in many cases, become fertile ground for extreme and dangerous ideas.
A striking example of this reality is the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah
Disabled Christian Influencer Murdered in France as Global Persecution Intensifies
September 22, 2025
Christian influencer Ashur Sarnaya, a Chaldean Catholic confined to a wheelchair, was stabbed to death in France, courtesy of Ashur Love’s social media.
Just days after Christian conservative advocate Charlie Kirk was assassinated in the United States for proclaiming biblical truths that some found objectionable, Ashur Sarnaya, a 45-year-old Chaldean Catholic from Iraq, was murdered in Lyon, France. Disabled and confined to a wheelchair, Sarnaya was stabbed in the throat outside his apartment on September 10, 2025, while livestreaming on TikTok about his faith.
Originally from Ankawa in Iraqi Kurdistan, one of the largest Christian towns in the Middle East, Sarnaya fled persecution by the Islamic State and resettled in Lyon about a decade ago. He had legal status in France and was well known for his deep devotion to his Catholic faith. Using the TikTok account “Ashur Love,” he regularly posted prayers, hymns, and reflections in Arabic. His final livestream turned into a harrowing recording of his death.
Commentators and fellow believers described him as a martyr. St. Ephrem’s Chaldean Catholic parish in Lyon, where he was an active member, joined in mourning, as did the wider Assyrian-Chaldean community in France. Roughly 30,000 Assyrian-Chaldeans live in the country today, many of whom arrived after ISIS swept across Iraq and Syria in 2014, displacing more than 120,000 Christians from their homes in the Nineveh Plains.
Sarnaya’s murder has also fueled political debate and broader fears about anti-Christian violence in France. The Center Reflection Sur La Security Interior (CRSI) reported that the first half of 2025 saw a 13 percent rise in anti-Christian incidents compared to the same period in 2024. Evangelical groups and Christian leaders pointed out that Sarnaya often faced hateful comments online and had even been physically attacked earlier this year for openly displaying his faith. Many argue that his public witness as a Christian directly led to his killing.
Right-wing politician Marine Le Pen blamed Islamist extremism and France’s “unlimited and uncontrolled immigration policy,” warning that the country was now welcoming both persecuted Christians and their potential executioners.
Meanwhile, social media campaigns have called for a national demonstration against “Christianophobia” in Paris later this month. For many French Christians, the murder of Ashur Sarnaya is a symbol of a broader reality: believers remain vulnerable to violence, whether in the war zones of the Middle East or in the supposed safety of Europe.
Just days earlier, Christians were massacred in Africa. On September 8, at least 70 Christians were slaughtered during a funeral in the village of Ntoyo in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). According to Open Doors, the attackers were fighters from the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), also known as Islamic State Central Africa Province (ISCAP).
Armed with guns and machetes, they stormed the mourning ceremony and killed indiscriminately. ISCAP later claimed responsibility, boasting that nearly 100 Christians had been killed. Survivors recalled horrific scenes of people gunned down or hacked to death as they tried to escape.
The attack was part of a broader campaign of Islamist violence targeting Christians in the region. Despite the DRC being a majority-Christian nation, groups like Open Doors warn that believers there are “increasingly vulnerable to persecution,” particularly in North Kivu province. The ADF, once a Ugandan rebel movement and now recognized as an affiliate of the Islamic State, has repeatedly attacked Christian communities, abducting and killing civilians, burning churches, and displacing thousands. In this most recent massacre, at least 100 people were kidnapped and dozens of homes were destroyed, adding to the terror and instability already gripping the region.
Church leaders described the carnage in stark terms. Parish priest Abbé Paluku Nzalamingi spoke of women and children lying dead inside homes, on roads, and near the mourning site. Local administrator Macaire Sivikunula said mourners were “caught off guard” when militants attacked around 9 p.m. Even though Congolese soldiers eventually arrived, the damage had been done. Authorities also reported 18 more deaths in a separate suspected ADF attack in another village.
According to Open Doors’ 2025 World Watch List, more than 380 million Christians, about 1 in 7 worldwide, face high levels of persecution and discrimination, including 310 million in the top 50 countries alone. In the past year, 4,476 Christians were murdered for their faith, with Nigeria accounting for roughly 3,100 deaths (a decline from the prior year), and Burkina Faso recording 201 killings—over five times the 2023 total.
Attacks on churches and Christian properties reached 7,679, including more than a hundred churches destroyed in Sudan. At least 209,771 believers were driven from their homes into hiding or exile (nearly half from Nigeria), 4,744 were imprisoned, and 54,780 suffered physical or mental abuse, including about 10,000 cases in Pakistan.
Sub-Saharan Africa remains the deadliest region, with eight of the top ten killing zones for Christians and an estimated 16.2 million of the region’s 34.5 million displaced people being Christian. The ten most dangerous countries in 2025 are North Korea (for the 23rd straight year), Somalia, Yemen, Libya, Sudan, Eritrea, Nigeria, Pakistan, Iran, and Afghanistan. In many places, Syria, Afghanistan, Algeria, China, Gaza, and the West Bank, Christians are forced underground. In Algeria, all Protestant churches have been shut or barred from regular worship.
WATCH LIVE: President Trump Makes Major Announcement on Autism
September 22, 2025
President Trump on Monday announced that the use of acetaminophen, the active ingredient in Tylenol, can increase the risk of autism when used by pregnant women.
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Tylenol is tied to autism, ADHD and liver toxicity in children.
“Today, the FDA will issue a physician’s notice about the risk of acetaminophen during pregnancy and begin the process to initiate a safety label change,” Secretary Kennedy said. “There is a potential association between acetaminophen use during pregnancy and adverse neurodevelopmental outcomes, including later diagnosis for ADHD and autism.”
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