President Donald Trump signed two executive orders Thursday that end birth tourism and expand the definition of who does not qualify for birthright citizenship, marking one of his administration’s most significant immigration policy moves. The orders come on the heels of the Supreme Court’s 5-4 decision in the Trump v. Barbara case in June that … Continued
God is still working miracles. On this week’s Pray with America’s Leaders, Kris Kubal welcomed Grace Jin Drexel back to the webcast to share an extraordinary answer to prayer: the release of her father, Pastor Ezra Jin, after nine months in a Chinese prison. While celebrating God’s faithfulness, Grace also urged intercessors to continue praying … Continued
Prayer is more than a spiritual discipline—it also shapes the way we think. During Intercessors for America’s August First Friday webcast, IFA President and CEO David Kubal welcomed psychiatrist and brain health expert Dr. Daniel Amen for a fascinating conversation about how the Lord’s Prayer aligns with the way God designed the human brain. Drawing … Continued
“My long-term concern has been with the Democratic Party, as I am a member of that, is that our party is going to back away and turn their back to Israel,” warned Democratic Senator John Fetterman in July 2026. Have you taken your place on the wall? In America’s burgeoning climate of antisemitism, Sen. … Continued
A Senate investigation into Dr. Anthony Fauci is entering a new phase after lawmakers reportedly obtained records from the cellphone he used during the COVID-19 pandemic. The development comes just before a committee vote that could recommend holding the former public health official in contempt of Congress. Find out when your state prays. From … Continued
Authorities arrested an armed man after he allegedly conducted surveillance of President Donald Trump’s Los Angeles-area golf club just days before the president’s scheduled visit, raising fresh concerns about presidential security. Investigators say the suspect photographed the property, carried ammunition, and falsely claimed to be part of a security detail. This content is supported by … Continued
Florida scored a major legal victory this week after a federal appeals court upheld a state law restricting minors from attending sexually explicit live performances, including certain drag shows. The ruling affirms the state’s authority to shield children from obscene material and could influence similar legal battles across the country. Visit your state page to … Continued
A hiring decision in North Carolina’s largest school district is drawing statewide attention after parents and lawmakers questioned a school’s decision to hire a transgender elementary teacher without notifying families. The controversy has expanded into a broader debate over parental rights, school transparency, and education policy ahead of a closely watched U.S. Senate race. Let … Continued
Something significant is happening inside the Democratic Party. The latest evidence came from Michigan, where Abdul El-Sayed defeated U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens for the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate. This was not a victory in a safely progressive corner of New York City. It happened in Michigan—a presidential battleground—and it came despite the Democratic … Continued
Malicious cyber activity targeting water systems in at least seven states has prompted renewed concerns about the security of America’s critical infrastructure. While investigators are still working to identify those responsible, the incidents have highlighted vulnerabilities in essential public utilities and underscored the importance of strengthening the nation’s cyber defenses. This content is supported by … Continued
In a 2024 interview with psychologist and media commentator Jordan Peterson, tech giant Elon Musk discussed Colossus xAI, a massive artificial intelligence data center and supercomputing facility built in Memphis, Tennessee. Musk bragged that the digital powerhouse was brought online in just 19 days. Visit your state page to pray. When Peterson asked about … Continued
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s proposal to create taxpayer-funded grocery stores is drawing renewed scrutiny after officials confirmed shoppers will need a city-issued identification card to receive discounted prices. The requirement has fueled criticism from opponents who argue it conflicts with Mamdani’s longstanding opposition to voter ID laws. Our Monthly Ministry Partners are the … Continued
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