The Michigan Senate race is razor thin, and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed is making a direct pitch to religious voters, including Christians who have largely backed Republican Mike Rogers. A new campaign video describes El-Sayed as a man of faith who prays daily and wants more people of faith in Washington. What the ad does not … Continued
A California congressman is calling for federal intervention against illegal marijuana cultivation operations that have spread across Northern California, warning that the operations are threatening local communities, depleting vital water resources, and potentially benefiting Chinese organized-crime networks. Become a Monthly Ministry Partner today. Rep. James Gallagher, R-Calif., sent a letter to FBI Director Kash … Continued
The “No Kings” movement billed Saturday’s demonstrations as a get-out-the-vote effort open to every American regardless of party. Fox News Digital spent the week before the events reading the ads, sign suggestions, and local party pages of the groups actually running them, and found something quite different. From Delaware to Oregon, organizers were telling volunteers … Continued
Sen. Elissa Slotkin says she wants the next generation of college graduates to think twice before taking a job in the Trump administration. In an interview this week, the first-term Michigan Democrat described a post-midterm plan centered on investigations aimed at the officials and aides who carried out President Donald Trump’s agenda, and she said … Continued
A progressive network that organizes sitting elected officials is circulating a midterm preparation package telling local governments to speed up permits for election-related demonstrations, set aside assembly areas near polling places, and adopt a political vocabulary that brands opponents as “election traitors.” The documents are public. What is not yet established is how many jurisdictions … Continued
This article is part 2 in our series on Christian persecution in America. You can read part 1 by clicking here. A Jewish man invited 15 friends to his home for prayer to mark the Sabbath. One of his neighbors complained to the local authorities. The city issued a cease-and-desist order. Imagine inviting people to … Continued
What if the same technology that connects billions of people around the world could also be used to bring the gospel into some of the most dangerous and spiritually unreached places on earth? That’s exactly what a missionary initiative called Code Blue is working to accomplish. Do you want state prayer alerts? In a … Continued
As Israel and the United States face consequential elections, Rabbi Josh Wander is urging the Jewish people to remember that political participation alone is not enough. While voting, campaigning, and advocating for righteous leadership are important responsibilities, prayer must remain central to the political process. This content is supported by your donations. Give today. … Continued
The Department of Justice is suing California after state officials failed to comply with a 48-hour ultimatum to review a list of suspected noncitizen voters and set aside their ballots pending citizenship verification. This content is supported by your donations. Give today. The Justice Department, in coordination with the Department of Homeland Security, determined … Continued
The White House released documents late Thursday raising new questions about the House Democrat-led impeachment of President Donald Trump in 2019. Join others crying out to the Lord day and night. Much of the narrative that supported the impeachment was that Vice President Joe Biden did not change any policy with regard to Ukraine … Continued
The Iran-backed Houthi militia in Yemen is reportedly building a more dangerous missile, and the parts are coming from China. If that holds up, it would mean a terror group that has attacked Saudi Arabia, Israel, and commercial shipping now has a supplier outside Tehran, with a weapon that could reach farther than anything it … Continued
A sweeping federal investigation has found that America’s largest banks maintained policies that could discriminate against customers based on their political beliefs, religious affiliations, and lawful business activities. The findings raise serious questions about whether financial institutions have unfairly denied Americans access to banking services for reasons unrelated to financial risk. Connect with others in … Continued
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