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
President Donald Trump signed a new executive order this week that changes how many vaccines the federal government recommends for children, giving parents more say in their kids’ health care decisions. The order comes after years of growing concern among parents about the number of shots children receive and questions about possible links to rising … Continued
The Trump administration is expanding its legal campaign against state policies that offer tuition benefits to illegal immigrants that are not equally available to all U.S. citizens. The Justice Department has now filed 17 lawsuits nationwide, with its latest actions targeting New York, Connecticut, and Vermont. Have you taken your place on the wall? … Continued
A political movement once considered fringe is now winning elections across the country, and its platform includes proposals that would have seemed unthinkable in mainstream American politics just a decade ago. The Democratic Socialists of America, an organization whose leaders openly identify as Marxist and communist, is celebrating a wave of primary victories, with candidates … Continued
Flock Safety is highlighting cases in which its automated license plate readers have helped law enforcement find missing children and identify suspects. But as the company’s camera network expands across the country, critics are asking whether a tool designed to improve public safety is also creating an unprecedented system for tracking Americans’ movements. Who is … Continued
Michigan’s closely watched Senate race is drawing national attention after prominent Democrats announced they will support Republican nominee Mike Rogers rather than Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed. Their defections highlight an intensifying debate within the Democratic Party over the influence of democratic socialism and the direction of the party following El-Sayed’s primary victory. This content is … Continued
Newly released text messages from Dr. Anthony Fauci’s government-issued cellphone are raising fresh questions about what federal health officials discussed privately while encouraging pregnant women to receive COVID-19 vaccines. In one January 2021 exchange, Fauci acknowledged a theoretical concern that fever and a strong inflammatory response following a second vaccine dose could be associated with … Continued
On August 5, the Medical Aid in Dying Act became law in New York State, allowing doctors to prescribe deadly medication to patients expected to die within six months. Let the IFA community know how to pray for you. Physician-assisted suicide (PAS) is now, or soon will be, legal in 13 states and Washington, … Continued
The Islamic Society of Tulsa has filed a federal lawsuit against the city of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, after local officials rejected plans for a new mosque and Islamic community center. The legal battle raises questions about religious land-use protections, local authority, and the federal government’s role in reviewing the city’s decision. Do you want state … Continued
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