After decades in power and after his regime murdered tens of thousands of its own citizens,

Iran's supreme leader Ali Khomeini was killed in the initial strikes of Operation Epic Fury.

The Ayatollah's death has prompted both exuberance and concern about who or what might fill the power vacuum.

In this episode, we speak with the senior director of the Iran program at the Foundation for

Defense of Democracies about Khomeini's dark legacy and how his death has already begun to

change Iran. I'm Daily Wire, executive editor John Bickley with Georgia Howl. This is a weekend edition of OneWire.

I'd like to introduce you to 17-year-old Adelaia Cross. Adelaia was forced to compete against

a male athlete who was allowed to play on the girls team. She lost out on competitive opportunities

and was even mocked on the field by this young man. But it got worse. Adelaia endured vulgar sexual comments and abuse, words I won't repeat here, from this male

athlete.

So she decided to change in a separate girls' bathroom because he was allowed to change in

the girls' locker room.

Thankfully, Adelaia shared her story with Alliance Defending Freedom, and alongside the

Attorney General West Virginia, ADF took a case to protect girls like her all the way to the Supreme Court.

A decision could come down any day, and we pray that it protects girls like Adelaia.

She's courageously standing up for the truth that men cannot become women.

Alliance Defending Freedom is asking all of our Morning Wire listeners to take a moment

and visit join ADF.com slash wire to join adelea a quick message of encouragement and let her know she's not alone in this fight

that's join adf.com slash wire or text wire to 838848 to send an encouraging note or bible verse

and thank Adelaia for bravely standing for the truth.

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