Years after the COVID-19 pandemic upended American life, new information continues to fuel questions about the decisions made during that period—and the lasting effects those decisions had on far more than public health. Join others crying out to the Lord day and night. On Thursday’s Pray With America’s Leaders, IFA Chief Program Officer Kris … Continued
Few figures in the Trump White House have been as visible or as fiercely loyal as press secretary Karoline Leavitt. Her decision to step down at the end of August to focus on her young family is both a personal milestone and a significant transition for an administration known for its sharp communications team. Get … Continued
The Trump administration is ending the use of federal Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) funds for transgender medical interventions for minors. The new rule, set to take effect October 13, covers puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and surgeries. Visit your state page to pray. From The Daily Wire: The Trump administration announced Tuesday … Continued
The federal government is withholding records related to an Immigration and Customs Enforcement investigation into allegations of immigration fraud involving Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn. While the allegations against Omar remain unproven and she has repeatedly denied them, ICE says releasing responsive records could interfere with enforcement proceedings. Our Monthly Ministry Partners are the lifeblood of … Continued
The State Department has created a new task force targeting birth tourism and visa fraud, an effort that has already resulted in hundreds of visa revocations. The initiative comes as the Trump administration pursues new avenues to restrict birth tourism following a Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship. Get involved in state-level prayer with IFA. … Continued
The ideological and generational battles reshaping the Democratic Party were on full display in Tuesday’s primaries, as progressive candidates scored major victories while establishment Democrats managed to hold the line in a key gubernatorial contest. This content is supported by your donations. Give today. From Fox News: While his margin was razor-thin, El-Sayed’s win … Continued
The back-to-school year is upon us. While in the past parents often joked about sending their children back, times have changed. Parents have an increasing fear of violence and threats. Students are plagued with anxiety and depression. Not to mention the teachers and staff who have to adapt to the changes and needs of every … Continued
President Donald Trump’s safety while traveling abroad is not a given, even aboard Air Force One. New details confirmed this week reveal just how far U.S. security officials went to protect the president from a credible Iranian threat during a recent trip to Turkey, underscoring that the conflict with Iran launched earlier this year is … Continued
Nearly two decades before he became a candidate for the U.S. Senate, Abdul El-Sayed helped organize a walkout against three men who had once dedicated their lives to terrorism, before encountering Jesus Christ and turning away from violence altogether. As El-Sayed now seeks to represent Michigan in Washington, this 2007 incident offers voters a window … Continued
This November, the Supreme Court will take up three cases that could reshape how much protection people of faith, prisoners, and private employers receive from government overreach. Among them is a case with direct implications for religious schools and how far states can go in excluding faith-based institutions from public benefits. Have you taken your … Continued
A growing military partnership between Russia and China is raising urgent alarm bells in Washington, with retired U.S. military leaders warning that the two nations are trading technologies and capabilities specifically designed to erode American military advantages. At the heart of the concern is Taiwan — and what a more capable Chinese military could mean … Continued
Todd Blanche has officially taken the helm of the Department of Justice after a closely divided Senate confirmed him as the nation’s 88th attorney general. His confirmation brings permanence to a role he had filled on an acting basis since April and follows weeks of negotiations with Republican senators over controversial decisions at the department. … Continued
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