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Michigan Attorney Matthew DePerno was back in court on Monday afternoon.  . . . Attorney Matthew DePerno filed his latest findings in the Circuit Court for Antrim County on Friday. DePerno told the court on Monday that he has proof now of the voter fraud and requested the court to allow him to broaden his investigation. . … Continued

Right now the Rules Committee in the Senate is meeting, moving forward on passing H.R. 1, which will disastrously federalize election processes. In fact, they are looking for a way to pass this legislation that will: Allow convicted felons to vote Take away voter ID requirements Federalize our elections laws Remove the FEC’s bipartisan oversight … Continued

IFA invited intercessors to sign a “petition of thanks” for Senator Tim Scott as a response to his speech that was full of references to the importance of prayer and God in our nation–nearly 13,000 responded in one way or another! A binder full of the first names of thankful intercessors was delivered in person … Continued

One thing after another is coming out about the election procedures of Maricopa County, Arizona. For those of you committed to praying that the truth would come out, you will be interested in these startling details. Back on November 30, 2020, Maricopa County elections witness Jan Bryant testified before the Arizona legislature. Jan has a … Continued

The fight is raging in public school systems regarding Critical Race Theory, and IFA has covered much of it. Our hope was that private schools, Christian and secular, would remain a bastion of truth and continue to teach their students that all men are created equal. Since 1689, the Quakers provided quality education for America’s … Continued

Are you familiar with Senator Ron Johnson? He appeared on IFA”s Thursday Pray with America’s Leaders recently to share his eyewitness account of the crisis at the border. If you missed that compelling interview, you can click HERE. We were very interested to hear his common sense, reasonable approach to the COVID vaccine. During an … Continued

Mother’s Day is a beautiful celebration of life and motherhood, and we in the pro-life movement should take this day as an opportunity to focus on how our movement supports mothers. A report by the Charlotte Lozier Institute powerfully quantifies the impact of pregnancy care centers across America by using data to demonstrate how these centers help … Continued

. . . The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has issued a new recruitment video that has caused a great deal of controversy. It features a 36-year-old CIA officer who uses progressive rhetoric like “intersectional,” “cisgender,” and “millennial.”  Instead of discussing the Agency’s important mission to protect American security and freedom, the CIA officer says: “I used to struggle with … Continued

Allies of former President Donald Trump have created an organization committed to combating voter fraud and ensuring election integrity, the group announced Wednesday. The American Greatness Fund, an advocacy organization founded by Trump’s campaign manager Brad Parscale, announced the establishment of the Election Integrity Alliance to end voter fraud and support free and fair elections. … Continued

‘The Science,” we’re told, is settled. How many times have you heard it? Humans have broken the earth’s climate. Temperatures are rising, sea level is surging, ice is disappearing, and heat waves, storms, droughts, floods, and wildfires are an ever-worsening scourge on the world. Greenhouse gas emissions are causing all of this. And unless they’re … Continued

Critical race theory received a stunning rebuke at the polls in local Texas elections last week in a suburb of Dallas. “On one side, progressives argued that curriculum and disciplinary changes were needed to make all children feel safe and welcome in Carroll, a mostly white but quickly diversifying school district,” NBC News reported. “On the other, … Continued