Cuomo said New York will work with the Gates Foundation – the primary private financier and promoter of the Obama-era Common Core State Standards – because “the old model of our education system where everyone sits in a classroom is not going to work in the new normal.” Join us in praying for our school systems. Click … Continued
Americans can’t seem to agree about much these days, but one thing crosses all political persuasions: gratitude for our health care professionals, especially in a time of pandemic. So it is particularly fitting, as we struggle with the challenges of COVID-19, to pause and observe National Nurses Week (May 6-12). The ingenuity and contributions of … Continued
On the National Day of Prayer (May 7), during the event held in the Rose Garden at the White House, the Special Assistant and Spiritual Advisor to President Trump, Pastor Paula White Cain, gave the President to the United States a prophetic word (watch HERE). Pastor Paula’s word included many elements, but the most impactful … Continued
One question that has received little attention is “why did the deep state powers target General Flynn?” There were several other administration members they would “love to hate” and could set a perjury trap for one of them just as easy as General Flynn. Why did they choose General Flynn to malign, remove, and prosecute? … Continued
“We will be moving people from their homes…”—Dr. Robert Levin, the director of Ventura County Public Health My husband and I worked in China for seven years. I have firsthand experience living in a Communist-controlled, fake news media country. I witnessed how China utilized its citizens to report on other citizens. Seniors were often given … Continued
Last fall, the Austin Independent School Board met to determine if a new sex education curriculum should be implemented for third through sixth grades in the Austin schools. In a school district with 81,650 children, only an estimated 100 people showed up to voice their opinions on the proposed expansion of the school’s current sex … Continued
A global pandemic has made us reevaluate how we do many things; but should voting be one of them? With the presidential election roughly six months away, leaders are scrambling to find solutions during the COVID era for a plethora of issues such as campaigning, fundraising, and of course, voting. California’s Governor, Gavin Newsom, made an … Continued
The Supreme Court will be hearing a slew of religious liberty cases this term. You can pray about the cases heard today: The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Monday in a pair of consolidated cases, Our Lady of Guadalupe School v. Morrissey-Berru and St. James School v. Biel, that will examine the so-called ministerial exception. That’s … Continued
The 1619 Project’s flagship essay has been awarded a Pulitzer Prize, even though it underwent a major correction and has been criticized as revisionist history by leading historians. The New York Times’ 1619 Project argues that all of American history should be seen through the lens of slavery and the contributions of black Americans. It … Continued
State Sen. Jeff Irwin (D-Ann Arbor) has filed the legislation that he says will end Michigan’s in-person voting process whereby voters currently vote at their local precincts. In its place, Irwin says, will be a mail-in ballot system where all registered voters receive ballots and can mail them in to cast their vote. A news release from Irwin … Continued
The Freedom from Religion Foundation and the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington announced last week that the federal agency will pay $17,800 to settle the suit, which revolved around a Freedom of Information Act request designed to hold government accountable but not intended to infringe on individual privacy. According to the federal government, … Continued
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