Winsome Sears, the Republican lieutenant governor-elect of Virginia, told The New York Times that Democrats are at risk of losing black and immigrant voters. As an immigrant from Jamaica and the first black woman elected to statewide office in Virginia, Sears told The New York Times she was the perfect person to kickstart her demographic’s political realignment in … Continued
IFA has joined an amicus brief in this important case that will be heard before the Supreme Court on Friday. Read more . . . The highest court in the land is set to hear a major case this week: whether the federal government can force your employer to force you to get a COVID … Continued
A U.S. federal judge issued a temporary injunction on Monday to block the Navy from punishing a group of 35 SEALs who requested religious exemptions from President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for U.S. service members. U.S. District Judge Reed O’Connor ruled that the SEALs and other Naval Special Warfare personnel, represented by the First Liberty Institute, who … Continued
One military doctor is calling a next-generation technology that could ultimately stop a future pandemic, “a human check engine light.” It’s actually a tiny hydro-gel sensor that sits right under the skin and was originally developed to help treat diabetes. But for the Defense Department, it’s a way to stop the spread of infection in … Continued
Barely a week after taking office, North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson is making protections for unborn babies a top priority. Robinson, the first African American to be elected lieutenant governor of North Carolina, urged Americans to treat every human life as valuable during the 27th annual North Carolina Rally and March for Life on Saturday … Continued
President Biden is stocking the federal judiciary with liberal judges at a faster pace than former President Trump filled the bench with conservatives, as he tries to appease a progressive base unhappy that he abandoned a plan to pack the Supreme Court. The Senate has confirmed 40 of his judicial nominees this year, including 11 judges on the powerful federal courts of appeals. In 2017, the Senate confirmed … Continued
Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) said on Monday that he will force a vote by Jan. 17 on changing the Senate’s rules if Republicans again block voting rights legislation. “The fight for the ballot is as old as the Republic. Over the coming weeks, the Senate will once again consider how to perfect this union … Continued
In a letter to his GOP colleagues sent Sunday, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy discussed this week’s one-year anniversary of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. The leader once again condemned the actions of those who broke the law, but also warned that Democrats in Congress will continue to leverage the events as a “partisan political weapon … Continued
New York kicks off its 2022 legislative session on Jan. 5 with a number of proposed radical bills related to the pandemic. Governor Kathy Hochul will kick off the session with her first State of the State address, pushing her agenda. It will be the first time a speech has been presented on the floor in three years. Her address will … Continued
IFA is proud to release a new resource for 2022: Fellowship with the Father. Available in 2 formats, a downloadable prayer guide and an email devotional series, this resource guides you through a 30-day journey of developing deeper intimacy with God. This prayer guide consists of weekly prayer digests that were edited to provide a … Continued
While the mainstream media, at least in 2020, tracked deaths with the fanaticism of an insurance company, they’ve always lacked accuracy. That’s why it matters when a major American insurance company, which is in the business of accurate data about deaths, announces that Americans in the 18–64 age bracket are dying in unprecedented numbers. The same data … Continued
Even as questions surrounding gender identity and biological sex have swirled in the U.S. in recent years, most Americans still hold to the belief that there are only two genders… The large majority of Americans — 75% to be exact — still agree that there are “only two genders,” male and female, with 63% strongly … Continued
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