Questions about transparency and public confidence in the judicial system took center stage during a recent hearing in the murder case of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. As prosecutors continue building their case against the man accused of killing Kirk, the victim’s family is asking the court to make key evidence available to the public. Do … Continued
A new federal lawsuit is challenging a Maryland school district’s policy on student gender identity, adding to a growing national debate over parental rights and transparency in public education. The case centers on allegations that school officials socially transitioned a student at school without informing her parents and then refused to comply with their requests … Continued
A federal judge on Tuesday halted the Justice Department’s attempt to obtain names, addresses, and contact information for hundreds of 2020 election workers and volunteers in Fulton County, Georgia. Let the IFA community know how to pray for you. President Donald Trump had called for the DOJ to look into that year’s election results across the state after … Continued
IFA’s Rededicate America at the Museum of the Bible on the third and Fourth of July was sold out and jam-packed with inspiration, fellowship, and worship, as we joined our minds and hearts to recount, reclaim, and rededicate. This content is supported by your donations. Give today. Our President and CEO, David Kubal, had … Continued
I first learned of the IFA Rededicate America event when it was announced by IFA in the fall of 2025. From that moment on, I was determined to attend and also to be a part of The American Spiritual Heritage Project. My desire was realized this past weekend in Washington, DC, at The Museum of … Continued
After weeks of speculation surrounding Sen. Mitch McConnell’s health, several prominent Republicans are pushing back on rumors by sharing details of their recent conversations with the longtime Kentucky senator. Their statements offer the clearest public indication yet that the former Senate majority leader remains engaged as he recovers from a medical emergency. Visit your state … Continued
UPDATE: Platner has officially stepped down. Let’s pray for God to raise up a strong replacement! Maine Democrats may soon face an unexpected scramble to replace their U.S. Senate nominee after allegations against Graham Platner prompted growing speculation that he could withdraw from the race. If he steps aside before the July 13 deadline, state … Continued
A former Wisconsin judge convicted of helping an illegal immigrant evade federal immigration authorities has avoided prison time, drawing renewed attention to the tension between state officials and federal immigration enforcement. Prosecutors argued that the judge abused the authority of her office to obstruct justice, while the sentencing judge cited her lengthy public service in … Continued
The Trump administration is investing hundreds of millions of dollars into addiction recovery, mental health care, and overdose prevention as part of its effort to address America’s ongoing substance abuse crisis. The new funding, announced by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., supports President Donald Trump’s Great American Recovery Initiative and seeks … Continued
The U.S. military unleashed a new wave of strikes against Iran on Tuesday and revoked a license allowing the country to sell oil after three tankers were hit in the Strait of Hormuz, putting pressure on an already fragile ceasefire. Pray for your fellow intercessor. After a day in which huge crowds mourned Iran’s slain … Continued
At his Independence Day eve address at Mount Rushmore, President Donald Trump declared communism the greatest threat the United States has ever faced, telling a crowd in the Black Hills of South Dakota that the danger surpassed the two world wars, Pearl Harbor and the September 11 attacks. This content is supported by your donations. … Continued
Missouri has banned the use of tax dollars to pay for so-called gender transition procedures of trans-identified inmates, joining efforts at both the state and federal levels to restrict public funding for such interventions. Have you taken your place on the wall? Missouri’s Republican Gov. Mike Kehoe signed House Bill 2009 into law Tuesday, following the … Continued
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