Ainsley Earhardt opens up about faith, motherhood, and her extraordinary rise at Fox News in an exclusive interview with The Conservateur you can’t miss. Dive into the story now, shot by the incredible Andrea Hanks— to hear her testimony of God’s amazing grace in her life during unpredictable chapters.

As the Trump campaign’s 2024 national press secretary, Leavitt has adjusted to the “Donald Trump sleep schedule.” That is, four hours a night. If she happens to be in New York, she’ll dash from studio to studio, touching up her hair and makeup along the way. If she’s working from her home setup in southern New Hampshire, she’ll attend to her three-month old baby in-between hits. How does she do it all? Leavitt has always invested her whole body and mind, heart and soul into what she loves. As she balances motherhood with representing the greatest campaign in history, she has shocked herself with what she is capable of.

We sat down with Joanna— a woman at the intersection of fashion, entrepreneurship, family life, and now, politics. What do women like Joanna have in common, and what can we learn from them?

Our brains are adept at balancing multiple tasks, allowing us to see opportunities where others might see barriers— especially when we are motivated by our children. When one door shuts, we can open a window and find innovative ways to meet our needs. Whether it's finding a unique side job, starting a business, or transitioning in and out of the workforce, mothers have an extraordinary capacity to adjust.

As soon as a young girl declares she is transgender, she is usually welcomed into the LGBT community with open arms. Once that transitioner decides to become a detransitioner, she will be called a hateful traitor by her old cheerleaders. The courageous detransitioners who’ve exposed this medical scandal to the world have given a voice to those in gender crisis.

After struggling with infertility, unsuccessful in-vitro fertilization treatments, and the pain of her now ex-husband’s affair, Danielle believed motherhood was out of the question for her. But she left her faith in God.

When Disney and other media empires abandon their fan base with woke content, competition is one obvious check on their hubris. But who’s going to stand up to the corporate behemoths? Cue: the Daily Wire.

Elise Stefanik is one of the most accomplished women in America. She graduated from Harvard University with honors, has been married for nearly six years, and is a mom to an almost two-year-old boy. She also serves as the congresswoman for New York’s 21st district and Chair of the House Republican Conference.

In an exclusive profile with The Conservateur, Osnes details her Broadway career, her COVID vaccine controversy, her lawsuit against the New York Post, and the release of her new EP “On the Other Side”.