The Senate brought a previously-rejected border bill back up for a vote, only for the bill to fail worse than the first time. From Fox News. The Senate failed to advance a border bill backed by some Democrats and Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., on Thursday, seeing the measure garner less support than it did in … Continued
President Biden continues to try, even amidst lawsuits and following a rebuke from the Supreme Court, to force taxpayers to repay the student loans of others. Will this new strategy meet a similar fate to his previous attempts? From National Review. The Biden administration is transferring another $7.7 billion in student debt to taxpayers, the … Continued
Soft-on-crime policies have led to more crime across America, making our cities less safe. However, progressives in deep-blue Oregon are pushing back against these policies. From National Review. Confronted with a surge in crime and homelessness, Portland voters have chosen a onetime Republican to be their next district attorney, ousting incumbent Mike Schmidt and the … Continued
America has invested a great deal in bringing aid into Gaza. So why isn’t that aid actually helping the civilians who need it? From Military.com. The Pentagon said Tuesday that it believes none of the hundreds of tons of aid delivered over several days via a military-built pier in Gaza has made it to Palestinians. … Continued
One of the National Institute of Health’s top advisers lied to the public, deleting records on and communicating through back channels about the origins of COVID-19. From New York Post. A top adviser at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) deleted records critical to uncovering the origins of COVID-19 — and used a “secret back … Continued
Gen Z is more pessimistic than other generations, as characterized by mental illness and isolation. One expert thinks that social media and a focus on the self are to blame. From NewsNation. Jean Twenge, author of “Generations,” said Tuesday on NewsNation’s “On Balance” that more young adults today express pessimism about their future and a lack of … Continued
Our government gave more than $1.5 million to a nonprofit group linked to pro-terror Palestinian universities. Is this really what our leaders should be doing with taxpayer funds? From The Federalist. The Department of Education and the National Endowment for the Humanities awarded $1,508,888 between 2010 and 2022 to a research institution with close ties to … Continued
We previously covered the increasingly complex situation in Niger. Now, America has set a deadline by which to withdraw our troops. What will happen in that nation after we’re gone? From Breitbart. The U.S. and Niger issued a joint statement on Sunday that set a deadline of September 15 for the withdrawal of all U.S. … Continued
Imagine, walking outside your hotel in New York City and finding a poster advertising a Letters of Hope project to comfort and encourage queer youth and their families in Oklahoma: “For every letter collected the South Korean car giant Hyundai will donate $10 to GLAAD, a LGBTQ advocacy group for fair representation in media. All … Continued
As Biden trails Trump in several battleground states, many Democrat lawmakers are worried about how the president’s declining popularity will affect their own races in November. From The Hill. Vulnerable Senate Democrats are distancing themselves from President Biden’s ailing brand after polls show him trailing former President Trump in several battleground states. … Become a Monthly Ministry … Continued
As an intercessor, you stand in the gap on behalf of others. But chances are you have felt need of being interceded for yourself. You spend much of your time praying, and as much as you love doing that, I bet you’ve wondered: Is anyone praying for me? Let the IFA community know how to … Continued
Judge Juan Manuel Merchan has donated to Democrat causes in the past, including the campaign of President Joe Biden. Was he the right choice to preside over Trump’s hush-money trial? One legal expert thinks not. From The Daily Wire. Speaking on “Fox & Friends” on Monday, George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley implicitly criticized … Continued
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