Grace WhitmoreIn a recent report from the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, alarming statistics emerged regarding healthcare costs associated with individuals not lawfully present in the United States. In November 2024 alone, Texas hospitals treated over 31,000 patients in this category, leading to staggering healthcare expenses exceeding $121 million. This revelation has sparked significant discussion … Read more
Wisconsin Judge Arrested for Allegedly Obstructing Immigration Enforcement: A Christian Perspective In a shocking turn of events, Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan was arrested by the FBI on charges of obstructing a criminal investigation related to immigration enforcement. This incident, which unfolded earlier this month, raises significant questions about the intersection of law, ethics, … Read more
Attorney General Pam Bondi Takes Bold Steps to Protect Children from Harmful Gender Practices In a significant move this week, Attorney General Pam Bondi has issued a memorandum outlining the U.S. Department of Justice’s commitment to enforcing President Donald Trump’s executive order aimed at safeguarding children from what many consider harmful medical practices related to … Read more
The Pentagon has recently announced a significant policy shift regarding healthcare for transgender service members, reinstating provisions for taxpayer-funded sex-change surgeries and hormone treatments. This decision marks a return to the Biden-Harris administration’s approach, which aims to ensure that all service members receive comprehensive care for gender dysphoria. The move comes on the heels of … Read more
In a significant move to address perceived anti-Christian bias within the federal government, the newly formed Task Force to Eradicate Anti-Christian Bias met for the first time this week. This initiative, led by Attorney General Pam Bondi, aims to identify and rectify any policies or practices that may discriminate against Christians in governmental operations. Among … Read more
In a heart-wrenching plea for justice and compassion, members of Church of the Apostles in Raleigh, North Carolina, are advocating for nearly two dozen Afghan Christian refugees facing imminent deportation from the United States. These individuals, who fled their homeland after the Taliban’s takeover, have been ordered to leave the country despite having legal status … Read more
Harvard University has recently taken a bold step by suing the Trump administration over a controversial freeze on federal grants aimed at Ivy League institutions. This action has sparked significant debate, especially in light of the administration’s stated goal of combating antisemitism and reshaping diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies on college campuses. In a … Read more
Indiana Governor Mike Braun recently signed Senate Bill 143 into law, marking a significant shift in parental rights legislation in the state. This new law, officially titled "Parental Rights and Responsibilities," comes amid growing national concerns regarding the communication—or lack thereof—between public schools and parents about their children’s well-being. The legislation passed with overwhelming support … Read more
In the wake of the recent 2024 presidential election, a fascinating shift has emerged among Evangelical voters, particularly within the Latino community. A new report by researcher Ryan Burge sheds light on how non-white Evangelicals, who traditionally leaned Democratic, have increasingly aligned with the Republican Party, showcasing a notable change in voting patterns. According to … Read more
The Social Security Administration (SSA) recently reached a significant settlement with an employee who claimed that the agency infringed upon his religious beliefs. The employee, represented by the Christian legal organization Liberty Counsel, argued that he was compelled to handle cases involving same-sex marriages, which contradicted his conviction that marriage is defined as a union … Read more