A Christian mother in Maine is continuing her legal battle after the state’s highest court upheld restrictions preventing her from taking her 13-year-old daughter to church or exposing her to certain religious teachings without the approval of the girl’s father. Her attorneys say they hope the U.S. Supreme Court will ultimately review a case they … Continued
The following is an excerpt from our devotional series Living on the Right Side of Glory. We were created in HIS image, from the beginning (Gen 1:26-28). He knit us together in our mother’s wombs (Ps 139:13-16), created us for His purposes and plans (Jer 29:11) and created us for His Glory (Is 43:7). We … Continued
A $27.5 million sale in McLean reveals how privately acquired and developed real estate can ultimately become part of a foreign government’s growing portfolio in one of America’s most strategically important regions. Join others crying out to the Lord day and night. Living in Northern Virginia changes the way I read stories about foreign … Continued
For nearly thirty years, Congress’s Alien Terrorist Removal Court sat unused, a legal tool built for exactly this kind of case but never invoked by any administration. That changed this month, when the Department of Homeland Security announced the removal of an Afghan national who supported her family’s plot to carry out an ISIS-inspired mass … Continued
A newly surfaced undercover video is raising fresh questions about the theological foundation behind Texas Democrat U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico, whose campaign has leaned heavily on his identity as a seminary-trained Christian running against Republican Ken Paxton. The footage centers on Talarico’s longtime pastor and self-described mentor, who tells an atheist advocacy group that … Continued
In April 2026, the nation rejoiced at the remarkable rescue of a U.S. airman who had been forced to eject from an F-15 over Iran. Alone in enemy territory and facing the very real possibility of capture, the Air Force colonel managed to evade Iranian forces long enough to activate his emergency transponder and transmit … Continued
A Hennepin County program created to help businesses hurt by federal immigration enforcement has been shut down after officials discovered that most of the applications they received appeared to be fraudulent. The county had set aside $2 million to assist businesses claiming losses from the Trump administration’s Operation Metro Surge, but after reviewing roughly 300 … Continued
Left-leaning law schools are directly affecting elections, according to a new study by a legal watchdog group. Get involved in state-level prayer with IFA. The Public Interest Legal Foundation released a new report Thursday titled “Dangerous Imbalance: Why Law Schools Graduate an Army of Activist Election Lawyers.” The report focuses on the disparity in … Continued
As artificial intelligence rapidly expands, Congress is turning its attention to one of the technology’s less visible costs: the enormous amount of electricity required to power the data centers behind it. The House overwhelmingly passed bipartisan legislation Wednesday intended to keep those costs from being shifted onto American families. Have you taken your place on … Continued
A new congressional report is raising questions about whether ActBlue, the Democratic Party’s dominant online fundraising platform, adequately protected American elections from fraudulent and potentially illegal foreign contributions. Republican-led House committees allege that ActBlue weakened fraud safeguards despite evidence of attempted fraud and later withheld relevant information from congressional investigators. ActBlue strongly denies the allegations. … Continued
Federal immigration officials are pressing Virginia officials to cooperate with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement after an illegal immigrant from Mexico was charged in a deadly stabbing spree, adding fuel to an ongoing dispute over the state’s immigration enforcement policies. Connect with others in your state in prayer. According to the report, ICE has … Continued
The family of Charlie Kirk has taken the first formal legal step toward suing Utah Valley University, filing a notice of claim that alleges campus and state officials knew about rooftop security vulnerabilities before the Sept. 10, 2025, assassination and failed to act. The filing paints a portrait of an event approved for an outdoor … Continued
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