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
An emerging relationship between two terrorist organizations on opposite sides of the Gulf of Aden is raising concerns among U.S. military and intelligence officials. Somalia’s al-Shabaab and Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis appear to be cooperating on weapons, training, and smuggling—a partnership that could threaten an economically vital maritime corridor. This content is supported by your donations. … Continued
For decades, Dutch Sheets has carried a conviction that God intends to bring another Great Awakening to America—and that young people will be at the center of it. Have you taken your place on the wall? During a message shared at IFA’s July 4 Rededicate America event, Sheets shared the remarkable story of how … Continued
As the nation approaches the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, several rising stars within the Democratic Party are being forced to answer for past statements and associations critics say minimize or excuse the deadliest terrorist attack on American soil. Nowhere is that tension more visible than in Michigan, where the party’s … Continued
A century-old congressional charter meant to elevate the teaching profession is now facing renewed scrutiny, as one of the Senate’s most powerful education overseers argues the nation’s largest teachers union has drifted far from its original mission. The National Education Association, which represents millions of educators across the country, is facing accusations of promoting far-left … Continued
Last year, Pennsylvania held a historic “Day of the Bible” event. On September 12, 2025, state lawmakers in Philadelphia’s Congress Hall, celebrating the impact that Scripture has had on the state’s history. Connect with others in your state in prayer. Now, however, lawmakers are calling on Congress and President Trump to bring this concept … Continued
Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) is calling for a “COVID reckoning,” arguing that Americans still have not received a full accounting of the government’s pandemic response. As his investigators continue reviewing a massive collection of records, Johnson says exposing what officials knew, what they did, and how they made their decisions is essential to restoring public … Continued
Six months into ongoing tensions with Iran, the Trump administration is considering a new military strategy that could keep American forces engaged in the Strait of Hormuz for the foreseeable future. Following the first U.S. military strikes against Iran since July, officials are reportedly weighing a plan to periodically target Iranian missile and radar capabilities … Continued
With midterm elections just over two months away, American families are seeing tangible relief in the areas that touch their daily lives most: the cost of medication, gas, and groceries. The Trump administration has rolled out a series of policy actions this summer aimed at easing financial pressure on households, from a new round of … Continued
Nearly a year after Charlie Kirk was fatally shot at a Turning Point USA event, the case against his accused killer reaches a pivotal moment this week. Tyler Robinson returns to a Utah courtroom Tuesday for a hearing that could send his case to trial and, for the first time, require him to enter a … Continued
The Trump administration is rolling back an Obama-era housing policy that officials say saddled property owners with potentially indefinite liability and contributed to higher housing costs. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and Department of Justice say the change will bring enforcement back in line with the Fair Housing Act and federal court … Continued
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