A missile strike on Saudi Arabia’s busiest airport has left at least 12 people dead, including an American, and raised the prospect of direct U.S. military action in Yemen. The attack hit King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh on Saturday. The Iran-backed Houthis have claimed responsibility, and President Donald Trump says he is weighing whether … Continued
An anti-ICE activist organization is advertising paid organizing positions while developing campaigns designed to pressure businesses into cutting ties with federal immigration enforcement. The group’s plans include disrupting hotel reservations, organizing boycotts, and attempting to shut down Home Depot locations across Los Angeles. Our Monthly Ministry Partners are the lifeblood of IFA. Join today. … Continued
Senate Democrats are heading into the November midterms with a question beyond who wins: who leads them afterward? Several candidates and at least one sitting senator are openly calling for change at the top. The answer matters well beyond one party. The Senate shapes judicial confirmations, spending, and the response to the cultural issues that … Continued
On October 17, 1979, President Carter signed a bill that had already been approved by the U.S. Senate, creating the Federal Department of Education (DE). The National Education Association (NEA) had helped President Carter get elected, and in turn, President Carter awarded the NEA a seat on the new federal DE he had created. Connect … Continued
A growing number of Democratic candidates in competitive races are adjusting how they talk about transgender issues, especially girls’ sports and medical procedures for minors. Republicans say the shift is about winning votes, not changing convictions. The debate shows how quickly political messaging can change when an election is near. For voters who care about … Continued
With early voting underway in Virginia, pastors, medical professionals, and pro-life advocates are raising concerns about a proposed constitutional amendment that would establish abortion as a protected right in the Commonwealth. Amendment 1, which voters will decide on November 3, has sparked a heated debate over parental rights, medical safeguards, and late-term abortions. Get prayer … Continued
(The Center Square) – The U.S. Department of Justice is launching a new national initiative to target antisemitism. Its Task Force to Combat Anti-Semitism launched a new “American Tour Against Hate,” led by its chair, Leo Terrell. Get involved in state-level prayer with IFA. Its first event will be held in Southfield, Mich., on Wednesday, … Continued
A large-scale immigration enforcement push is underway in California, and it could shape the state’s debate over sanctuary policies for weeks. Federal officers have reportedly arrived from across the country, with the effort starting in the San Diego area and Los Angeles County. The operation comes as the administration weighs how aggressively to pursue arrests … Continued
As Democrats seek to refocus their messaging on affordability and the economy, some abortion advocates are arguing that abortion should be central to that conversation. A prominent feminist writer and Michigan’s governor have both recently framed abortion as an economic issue, connecting it to family finances and the cost of living. Visit your state page … Continued
How did the Democratic Socialists of America grow from a small group of elderly activists to a political juggernaut, seemingly on the cusp of taking power in the Democrat Party? A new report emphasizes that the real strength of the DSA isn’t a few flashy political leaders like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez or New York Mayor … Continued
Federal and Louisiana state authorities dismantled a network of Hamas financiers in late September who were accused of committing fraud against the state’s Medicaid program totaling more than $224,000 between 2021 and 2025. Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill announced the arrests Wednesday of Abdel Adhami, Iman H. D. Srour, Omar Adhami, Amani Abu Zenah, and … Continued
In 2004, Thomas Frank wrote a bemoaningly titled book, What’s the Matter with Kansas? He lamented that Kansas, once progressive, had now become too conservative, caring about such things as abortion and gay marriage. Have you taken your place on the wall? Obviously, I, in contrast to Thomas Frank, was elated that Kansas had … Continued
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