In less than two months, the World Health Organization (WHO) will gather in Geneva for the 77th annual World Health Assembly. Members of the WHO, including 194 nations, will vote on two agreements that threaten national sovereignty and our personal health freedoms.
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Dear Father, up in heaven You hung the moon, sun, and stars. You set the constellations, Showing Messiah’s time’s not far.
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A coalition of conservative groups wrote a letter this week calling on congressional Republicans to once again ban earmarks.
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While Christian families were preparing to celebrate Easter — the day we proclaim “Jesus Is Risen” — the White House showed its true colors by proclaiming March 31st as “Transgender Day of Visibility.”
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With the onslaught of graphically sexual and completely age-inappropriate children’s library books in communities all across the country, many parents have tried to fight but have often felt discouraged by librarians’ and elected officials’ deaf ears.
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Jesus’ blood is still warm today It flows in a spiritual way. It covers your sins, heals your hurts and malaise, And seals you for your glorious resurrection day.
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Before leaving town for two weeks, Congress caused quite a stir. The House and Senate passed a $1.2 trillion spending package that funds six of twelve government agencies for an entire year.
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It’s been almost two years since the Supreme Court finally clarified, in Dobbs v. Jackson’s Women’s Health, that there is no constitutional right to abortion in the United States. Still, sadly the number of abortions is rising.
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Congress took on the environmental activists as House leadership declared this week “Energy Week.” Many of the bills that came to the floor for a vote were energy-related such as ones denouncing the Biden administration’s harmful energy policies and disapproving of a national carbon tax.
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China knows that a weakened American society will mean an easier path for China to triumph on the international stage.
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A federal judge has sanctioned the trans activist plaintiffs for their attempt to subpoena Eagle Forum of Alabama (EFA) in the case challenging the Alabama Vulnerable Child Compassion and Protection Act (VCAP).
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Do you remember the kids’ book Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day, in which poor Alexander has a day filled with gum in his hair, tripping over his skateboard and dropping his sweater in the sink? Well, the trans lobby – those that push the insane notions that one can ‘change their sex/gender’ because men and women are interchangeable – just had a very bad week.
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