As Democrats seek to refocus their messaging on affordability and the economy, some abortion advocates are arguing that abortion should be central to that conversation. A prominent feminist writer and Michigan’s governor have both recently framed abortion as an economic issue, connecting it to family finances and the cost of living. Visit your state page … Continued
How did the Democratic Socialists of America grow from a small group of elderly activists to a political juggernaut, seemingly on the cusp of taking power in the Democrat Party? A new report emphasizes that the real strength of the DSA isn’t a few flashy political leaders like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez or New York Mayor … Continued
Federal and Louisiana state authorities dismantled a network of Hamas financiers in late September who were accused of committing fraud against the state’s Medicaid program totaling more than $224,000 between 2021 and 2025. Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill announced the arrests Wednesday of Abdel Adhami, Iman H. D. Srour, Omar Adhami, Amani Abu Zenah, and … Continued
In 2004, Thomas Frank wrote a bemoaningly titled book, What’s the Matter with Kansas? He lamented that Kansas, once progressive, had now become too conservative, caring about such things as abortion and gay marriage. Have you taken your place on the wall? Obviously, I, in contrast to Thomas Frank, was elated that Kansas had … Continued
A city council meeting in Iowa erupted into controversy Tuesday night after a former council member delivered a satanic invocation, prompting a local pastor to interrupt the proceedings and call for the prayer to be reversed. Our Monthly Ministry Partners are the lifeblood of IFA. Join today. The incident occurred in Ottumwa, Iowa, where … Continued
A federal court gave the Food and Drug Administration six months to show progress on a promised safety review of the abortion drug mifepristone, and the deadline arrived Wednesday. The Justice Department’s status report to U.S. District Judge David Joseph in Louisiana’s lawsuit finally lays out the review’s sources and timeline. Several leading pro-life groups … Continued
The following is an excerpt from our devotional series Living on the Right Side of Glory. As we move into this arena of KNOWING we are sons and daughters and KNOWING that we carry the glory of our King, we can still sometimes become distracted and sidetracked by our own fears and insecurities. Pray for … Continued
As I write on October 9, 2026, reports of three named storms—Rachel, Simon, and Isaias—have formed over the oceans around North America. Storms at sea can develop into dangerous threats to coastal communities, bringing destructive winds, flooding, and tremendous uncertainty. Yet as I considered these three names, something beyond the weather caught my attention. This … Continued
A shooting during an immigration arrest in New York City has become the latest flashpoint over federal enforcement and local sanctuary policies. An ICE officer shot a man from the Dominican Republic on Thursday in the Marble Hill neighborhood, near the Bronx. DHS says he is in the country illegally and has suspected gang ties. … Continued
This article is part 3 in our newest series on intercession. To read part 2, click here. And the LORD said to him, “Go through the midst of the city, through the midst of Jerusalem, and put a mark on the foreheads of the men who sigh and cry over all the abominations that are … Continued
Michigan’s U.S. Senate race, one of the most closely watched contests of the midterms, produced its first head-to-head debate on Oct. 8, and U.S. support for Israel was one of the sharpest points of disagreement. Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed met in Grand Rapids for a debate hosted by WOOD TV8 and NewsNation, … Continued
Secretary of State Marco Rubio used a speech in Athens on Wednesday to argue that the West is at a turning point. He framed it as a choice between rebuilding national strength and drifting into decline. Whatever your view of the policy details, the speech raises a question that matters to people of faith: what … Continued
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