The Department of Health and Human Services is taking a creative approach to a growing public health concern, releasing a children’s book designed to remind young readers that imagination, not a tablet, is the key to a magical childhood. “The Magic Tablet” is part of a broader national campaign led by the department to combat … Continued
The following is an excerpt from our devotional series Living on the Right Side of Glory. It is too easy to live in the pit of despair, animosity, depression, and angst. It is so easy to dwell on the reality of what seems to be a crumbling foundation of ALL that this country was founded … Continued
A New York Democrat is warning his own party that the policy agenda of the Democratic Socialists of America is a political liability that candidates tied to the group cannot simply wish away, even as the left wing’s influence continues to grow within the party. This content is supported by your donations. Give today. … Continued
Just weeks before Americans head to the polls, Missouri’s highest court has thrown a wrench into Republicans’ plans to secure a stronger congressional majority. The state Supreme Court’s ruling against the legislature’s new district map has reignited debate over judicial power, election integrity, and the redistricting battles playing out across the country as both parties … Continued
The Democratic Socialists of America are growing in numbers and political influence, with candidates and elected officials advancing the movement’s agenda at the local, state, and federal levels. This content is supported by your donations. Give today. On IFA’s September First Friday webcast, IFA President and CEO David Kubal and Chief Program Officer Kris … Continued
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s lies have a price. His anti-American, anti-Israel, and pro-terrorist rhetoric has deeply offended New Yorkers who still carry the painful memory of the horrific day when the World Trade Center complex was attacked. Even more troubling, his deceptive words of praise for Islamic extremists have struck like arrows in the hearts of … Continued
Federal agents have struck a blow against the financial pipeline fueling foreign terrorism, seizing roughly $560,000 in cryptocurrency allegedly intended for Hamas’s Al Qassam Brigades and taking control of the group’s online fundraising and recruitment network. At the same time, Israeli forces have dealt a significant operational blow to Hamas’s command structure, capturing the head … Continued
Intercessors are discerners. We are spiritually sensitive to the atmospheres around us. This is a blessing, as the Lord can show us how to pray. But if we’re honest, it can feel like a curse sometimes. Our spiritual antennae pick up things that don’t belong to us. There are many reasons to praise God, yet … Continued
The Iranian regime launched another round of missiles and drones overnight, including attacks aimed at U.S. facilities in Kuwait, as President Donald Trump said he does not expect the war to last much longer and called on the Iranian people to overthrow their Islamist leaders. Following this week’s heavy attacks on Iranian military targets, the … Continued
The Department of War is expanding its artificial intelligence capabilities with the launch of two new platforms designed to help military personnel complete tasks faster and more securely, marking the latest step in the Pentagon’s push to integrate AI across its operations. More than 1.7 million of the department’s more than 3 million personnel have … Continued
President Donald Trump is calling on Congress to pass a bipartisan federal tax incentive aimed at bringing film and television production back to the United States, and he is finding an unlikely ally in one of his most frequent political critics. Sen. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., has thrown his support behind the president’s proposal, joining a … Continued
In a Houston warehouse this spring, a family bookseller noticed something strange: sales suddenly doubled, then tripled. The orders came from the same buyer, and the titles were old, obscure, and mostly published before 2022. Across the country, an Ohio bookseller saw the same pattern. The answer, booksellers would learn, was not a wave of … Continued
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