Darién Gap Crossings Decrease 99% Amid Immigration Crackdown

Crossings from Colombia into Panama through the Darién Gap have decreased by 99%. This comes as the President’s administration is working day and night to make our border and our nation safe and secure. From The Christian Post. Migrants attempting to reach the United States through the dangerous jungles of the Darién Gap have dropped … Continued

Dr. Oz Defends Background in Confirmation Hearing

In a fiery confirmation hearing, Dr. Oz defended his background, clarifying statements made on television and promising to divest from companies that could pose conflicts of interest. What do you think of President Trump’s choice of “America’s Doctor” for the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services? From Fox News. Dr. Mehmet Oz was slammed by … Continued

Republicans Don’t Trust the CDC on Bird Flu: Poll

As bird flu panic continues to stir, nearly 60% of Republicans have expressed that they do not trust the information coming out of the CDC about the virus. From The Hill. Almost 6 in 10 Americans who identify as Republican do not trust the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to provide reliable information … Continued

Hamas to Free Last Living American Hostage

Hamas has agreed to free Edan Alexander, the last living American hostage. This is a huge answer to our prayers but also a reminder to stay focused as we pray for the freedom of every remaining hostage. From Fox News. Hamas agreed Friday to release Edan Alexander, the last living American hostage in captivity in the … Continued

State Passes ‘Riley Gaines Act’ to Protect Women’s Spaces

West Virginia has joined the ever-growing list of states protecting women, passing a law that will keep transgender people from intruding on sex-segregates spaces. From The Christian Post. West Virginia has become the latest state to prohibit trans-identified males from using sex-segregated spaces designated for women by enacting a measure seen as “common sense” by … Continued

School District Settles Over Pronoun-Fueled Firing

Last year, Jordan Cernek sued the Argyle School District, accusing them of firing him for not using a student’s preferred pronouns, thus violating his First Amendment rights. Now, that school district has agreed to pay a $20,000 settlement, finally putting the matter to rest.  From The Christian Post. A Wisconsin teacher has reached a settlement … Continued

Speak This Blessing Over Washington DC

The following is an excerpt from our daily devotional series Intercessors Win. Friends, in these dire times, we have to use every spiritual weapon of prayer at our disposal. We must pray, speak God’s Word, fast, and intercede for our nation: For peace to reign here again; For righteousness and justice, which are the foundations … Continued

Senate Averts Shutdown, Passes Spending Bill

Despite rampant conflict in their party, Democrats managed to join Republicans to pass a spending bill last night, averting a government shutdown. From Fox News. A government shutdown was averted just hours before the Friday 11:59 p.m. deadline after enough Democrats, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., helped Republicans defeat the filibuster. Our Monthly Ministry … Continued

Trump Admin Asks SCOTUS to Reign in Rampant Injunctions

Since President Trump took office, much of his agenda has been stalled by activist judges seeking to govern “the whole Nation” through their injunctions and restraining orders. Now, the President is asking the Supreme Court to intervene. From Daily Caller. The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court on Thursday to rein in lower court rulings … Continued

Intel for Intercessors: Linda McMahon

On March 3, 2025, Linda McMahon was sworn in as the 14th U. S. Secretary of Education since President Carter founded the Department in 1980. She may be one of the most controversial of President Trump’s cabinet choices as she comes to her position with many opponents pointing out her shortcoming of having little knowledge … Continued

Parental Rights Trans Case May Head to Supreme Court

Parental rights are deeply rooted in our nation’s history and tradition. The relationship between parent and child is constitutionally protected. The Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution recognizes the freedom and sanctity of family life as one of our guaranteed liberties. This content is supported by your donations. Give today. … Continued

Renounce Evil at Universities

New York State legislators are proposing a new law that could land those who wave terrorist flags in prison for up to four years. Who is praying on the wall?   The proposed legislation, called the “Stand Against Flags of Enemy Terrorists Act,” would add the flags of Hamas and Hezbollah to the already outlawed … Continued

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