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The Senate on Thursday voted 49-to-44 to confirm Texas GOP Rep. Rep. John Ratcliffe as the next director of the Office of the Director on National Intelligence. This is the second time Ratcliffe has been nominated to the position, initially withdrawing his nomination last year in the face of questions from both parties about whether … Continued

Emmet Sullivan, the judge who has been directed to explain his conduct in overseeing Michael Flynn’s case—including his unwillingness to drop the case after the Justice Department requested it—has hired a lawyer to defend his conduct before the court. The judge was ordered by an appeals court this week to explain his unorthodox handling of Flynn’s ongoing case … Continued

I was recently attempting to write a definition for the phrase “prophetic act.” After struggling for a while, I searched the internet and found a great definition written by Joan Emery:  A prophetic act is “something we DO under the anointing and unction of the Holy Spirit as a step of faith, as an act … Continued

 Churches are open again nationwide, declared the President. In a press conference Friday, President Trump announced that new CDC guidance classifies houses of worship as “essential” at his direction. This new designation allows governors to open all churches “right now.” This announcement came as part of a coronavirus briefing at the White House. “If they … Continued

Attorney General Barr has assembled a team within the Department of Justice that is dedicated to preserving religious freedom in the midst of the shutdowns.  This team is examining disputes that arise in shutdowns in states across the nation. This is such encouraging news! People of faith should rejoice that we have an advocate and … Continued

We had one dietary rule in the Garden— to not eat from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil.  Hosea 4:6 tells us that God’s children perish for lack of knowledge and they have forgotten the law of their God. Knowledge tastes so good and helps us feel powerful, but without His perspective, … Continued

We are so pleased to share with you about the March for Jesus. Months ago, plans were made for a celebration of united praise called March for Jesus, inviting and involving Christians from the entire body of Christ to an open procession of celebratory worship and prayer glorifying Jesus Christ on May 30, 2020, in … Continued

Iranian state-sponsored hackers are targeting the United States in hopes of sowing discord about the pandemic and influencing the November elections, senior U.S. intelligence officials told Just the News. “Iran seeks to undermine U.S. democratic institutions, the current U.S. president, and to divide the country in advance of the 2020 elections,” one official said, speaking … Continued

The Supreme Court on Wednesday blocked efforts by the House Judiciary Committee to acquire grand jury documents gathered by the special investigators of Robert Mueller’s special counsel, temporarily frustrating Democratic efforts to continue the open-ended investigation of President Donald Trump. . . The grand jury documents sought by the committee had been redacted by federal officials … Continued

Attorney General William Barr told reporters on Monday that the actions taken by Obama-era officials in federal law enforcement and in the Intelligence Community against President Donald Trump were “unprecedented in American history” and represented a “grave injustice.” “I’ve commented since I have been attorney general and even during my confirmation hearings that over the … Continued

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham (R-SC) said Tuesday that he plans on completing his panel’s investigation into the FBI’s probe of now-debunked collusion between the 2016 Trump campaign and Russia and release a public report on the findings ahead of November’s presidential election. “I want to do it before the election — I want … Continued

The infamous story of Joe Biden’s effort to force the firing of Ukraine’s chief prosecutor in 2016 has taken a new legal twist in Kiev, just as the former vice president is sewing up the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination in America. In Kiev late last month, District Court Judge S. V. Vovk ordered the country’s law … Continued