President Trump has named Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence, a move that has generated both support and skepticism as America faces ongoing conflicts abroad and growing national security challenges. Get involved in state-level prayer with IFA. Pulte, who currently oversees the FHFA and serves as chairman … Continued
A Democratic primary winner in New Jersey is facing renewed scrutiny over past ties to an organization that federal authorities once linked to al-Qaeda. Our Monthly Ministry Partners are the lifeblood of IFA. Join today. From Breitbart: Adam Hamawy, who won the Democratic primary to replace retiring Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman in Congress, has … Continued
While the nation was being rededicated in Washington, on Sunday, May 17th, IFA Iowa held a rededication on the steps of the Capitol Building in Des Moines. There were over 80 in attendance. Intercessors throughout the state, some of whom had never met each other before, including several pastors, joined in unity, believing that Iowa … Continued
What kind of legacy do you hope to leave behind? For many in the IFA family, that legacy goes far beyond financial provision; it’s a story of faith, prayer, and impact for God’s purposes in our nation and in future generations. Visit your state page to pray. At Intercessors for America (IFA), we believe … Continued
A growing number of Virginia prosecutors are refusing to enforce the state’s new “assault weapons” ban, setting up a conflict between local law enforcement officials and state lawmakers ahead of the law’s July 1 implementation date. This content is supported by your donations. Give today. The controversy has drawn national attention as elected prosecutors … Continued
As June begins, the Trump administration is continuing a sharp departure from the policies and messaging of the Biden years. From the White House to American embassies around the world, federal agencies are largely absent from Pride Month observances, reflecting a broader shift in priorities and a renewed emphasis on national symbols and family-focused policies. … Continued
Amid skepticism from lawmakers—including some Republicans—acting Attorney General Todd Blanche told a House panel Tuesday that the Justice Department has scrapped its planned Anti-Weaponization Fund. Let the IFA community know how to pray for you. The $1.776 billion fund stemmed from a settlement between President Donald Trump and the Internal Revenue Service over the … Continued
A new analysis from the Center for Immigration Studies is raising concerns about who has benefited most from America’s job growth since the COVID-19 pandemic. The report argues that the overwhelming majority of employment gains over the last five years have gone to foreign-born workers while labor force participation among many native-born Americans remains historically … Continued
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin says his agency has uncovered what he describes as a massive network of political favoritism and waste involving billions of dollars in Biden-era green energy grants. The allegations have led to criminal referrals, ongoing litigation, and a growing debate over how taxpayer funds were distributed through federal climate programs. Have you … Continued
A federal judge has temporarily halted the Trump administration’s efforts to establish a nearly $1.8 billion compensation fund for individuals who were harmed by government “weaponization,” setting up a legal battle that could determine whether the controversial program moves forward. Let the IFA community know how to pray for you. From Reuters: The Justice … Continued
As competition between the United States and China over artificial intelligence intensifies, the Trump administration is taking steps to ensure advanced American technology does not end up strengthening a strategic rival. New guidance from the Department of Commerce aims to close potential loopholes that could allow Chinese firms to access cutting-edge AI chips through overseas … Continued
As America approaches its 250th anniversary, the Trump administration is highlighting a new counterterrorism strategy that focuses heavily on border security, immigration enforcement, transnational gangs, and domestic extremist groups. Supporters say the plan marks a significant departure from previous administrations and represents a return to policies centered on protecting American citizens at home. Become a … Continued
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