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A parent-led rebellion against Critical Race Theory is storming school boards across the country and demanding accountability for what is being taught to American children. At least 165 local and national groups have formed to combat Critical Race Theory (CRT) instruction in schools across the U.S., an NBC analysis found. Many of these groups were founded … Continued

The Washington Free Beacon reported this week, “Intelligence officials told the White House in a classified briefing that individuals with ties to terrorist groups may be illegally crossing the southern border….” “Our southern border is too easy to cross, and everyone knows it, but unfortunately securing the border has become a partisan issue with Republicans … Continued

Parades, activities and rainbows splash across the news as millions gather together to celebrate Pride Month throughout June. What should be our response as intercessors? This year marks the 51st annual celebration of the LGBTQ communities across the nation. The first Pride march was held in New York City on June 28th, 1970.  Since that … Continued

Rejection is something that almost every person has dealt with at one point in their life or another. Maybe you were picked last for the team in school. Maybe you were looked over for a promotion. Maybe you were betrayed by a spouse or partner. Maybe your parents neglected or abandoned you. Maybe it was … Continued

Senator Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) struck a nerve on the Left when he recalled the battle after the passing of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia in 2016. As leader of a relatively new Senate GOP majority, he quickly and clearly signaled that Scalia’s seat would be filled by the next President rather than outgoing President Barack … Continued

The most important takeaway from the recent G7 and NATO summits in Europe isn’t President Biden’s many embarrassing and unsettling mental lapses, long pauses, and rambling non sequiturs, but the clear message coming out of these meetings: the United States is returning to an Obama-Biden era “America Last” foreign policy that puts the interests of … Continued

Ambassador Sam Brownback was with IFA intercessors on the Thursday webcast, sharing about the dire need to pray about and act to protect religious freedom in our nation. You can watch that interview here below. As Ambassador Brownback shared how, post-administration, he is still working to promote religious freedom, he invited IFA intercessors to attend … Continued

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo launched a political action committee (PAC) on Tuesday which will work to support Republicans candidates for the 2022 election that are dedicated to “conservative values upon which America was founded.” Pompeo told Politico that the mission of the organization, Champion American Values PAC, is to oppose the Biden administration’s cultural and political agenda … Continued

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) is deploying law enforcement officers to the United States-Mexico border to help mitigate the nation’s ongoing illegal immigration crisis. In an announcement on Wednesday, DeSantis said he will send officers with state law enforcement agencies and sheriff’s offices to the U.S.-Mexico border to assist Texas and Arizona in helping stem illegal immigration … Continued

Democratic California Governor Gavin Newsom discussed the rollout of an upcoming “vaccine verification” system as the state moves to change its COVID-19 restrictions guidance this week. The updated guidance is set to take effect on June 15, and will make life essentially return to normal in most situations for vaccinated people, according to ABC-7. “Fully vaccinated … Continued

The Supreme Court rejected a case that challenged California’s electoral process by claiming that the state’s “so-called winner-take-all system” dilutes their votes. The lawsuit was filed by comedian Paul Rodriguez, Rocky Chavez, the League of United Latin American Citizens, and the California League of United Latin American Citizens, and it had asked the Supreme Court to look into whether … Continued