Grace Whitmore

A recent ruling from the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld an Oklahoma law that prohibits body-altering sex-change surgeries for minors, igniting a heated debate across the nation. Supporters of the law hail it as a victory for parental rights and child protection, while critics argue it poses significant risks to transgender youth. … Read more

Oklahoma Governor Signs Bill to Protect Women’s Prisons: A Bold Move for Women’s Rights In a significant development for women’s rights and safety, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt recently signed Senate Bill 418 into law. This legislation, aimed at safeguarding women’s correctional facilities, prohibits the housing of male inmates in women’s prisons. The bill, which is … Read more

In a significant ruling, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld an Arkansas law aimed at protecting minors from undergoing gender transition procedures. This decision comes in the wake of ongoing debates regarding the rights of children and the responsibilities of medical professionals in the realm of gender identity. The law, known as the … Read more

In a world where the plight of Christians often goes unnoticed, a recent trip to Armenia has shed light on the rich Christian heritage of this ancient nation and the ongoing struggles faced by its people. Chelsea Sobolik, a prominent advocate for international religious freedom and director of government relations at World Relief, recently returned … Read more

Texas Legislature Enacts Landmark Laws Reflecting Christian Values Amid Political Turmoil In a historic session, the Texas Legislature has passed a series of new laws that reflect a commitment to Christian values, including a requirement for Ten Commandments displays in public schools. This legislative session has sparked significant discussions across the state, particularly as lawmakers … Read more

A recent ruling by a federal court in Idaho has sparked significant conversation and debate regarding the rights of students in public schools. The court upheld Idaho’s Senate Bill 1100, which prohibits trans-identified male students from using women’s restrooms and locker rooms in public educational institutions. This decision has been hailed by supporters as a … Read more

In a stirring address at the Turning Point USA’s Faith Forward Pastors Summit, Pastor John Amanchukwu called on fellow Christians to boldly confront the moral decay in American culture. Speaking in Rancho Palos Verdes, California, on August 6, 2025, Amanchukwu’s passionate message resonated with many who feel pressured to remain silent in the face of … Read more

A recent federal lawsuit has brought to light serious allegations against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) regarding the treatment of two non-citizen parents and their children. This case raises significant concerns about the agency’s adherence to its own protocols and the implications for families caught in the immigration system. The lawsuit was filed in … Read more

A historic painting depicting Jesus rescuing sailors has recently resurfaced at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy (USMMA) in Kings Point, New York. The artwork, titled "Christ on the Water," was removed from the chapel basement where it had been placed following a controversial complaint. This move has sparked a wave of support among midshipmen and … Read more

In a bold move that has captured national attention, President Donald Trump announced on January 20, 2025, his plans to deploy the National Guard to Washington, D.C., asserting a need to address rising crime rates in the capital. This decision comes amid a backdrop of heated debates over public safety, local governance, and federal authority. … Read more