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A former Trump campaign associate who was wiretapped by the FBI sued the Department of Justice (DOJ) on Oct. 21, demanding that the government provide him with the opportunity to review, before it is made public, the forthcoming inspector general’s report on potential surveillance abuses in his case. In a lawsuit filed with the U.S. … Continued

A federal judge this week reopened the $250 million defamation lawsuit against The Washington Post filed by high school student Nick Sandmann. The news comes after the Kentucky judge dismissed the lawsuit in July on First Amendment grounds. It was brought by 16-year-old Sandmann, one of the students of Covington Catholic High School who, in January, were confronted by a … Continued

A large group of “Formers”—those who no longer identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or questioning— from organizations that represent every state in the Union will be in Washington, D.C. Oct. 28-Nov. 1, 2019, to address concerns about LGBTQ-focused legislation such as bill H.R. 5, which passed in the House in May, and H.R 3570, … Continued

The Institute for Family Studies (IFS) and the Philanthropy Roundtable released a study showing that a Christian pro-family initiative had a measurable impact in driving down divorce rates in Jacksonville, Florida. The Jacksonville Baptist Association and the Roman Catholic diocese united to launch the Culture of Freedom Initiative (COFI) to strengthen marriages and prevent divorces. The three-year … Continued

Bill Clinton says it’s his favorite song. It’s a Beatle’s classic still played 50 years after it’s debut. It strikes a chord with multitudes because we so identify with its theme. “Ah, look at all the lonely people. Ah, look at all the lonely people.” The spotlight shines on an aging woman then transitions to … Continued

Jeremiah Johnson is a nationally recognized prophetic voice in this nation as well as author, teacher, and founder of  Maranatha School of Ministry in Lakeland, Florida. In a recent Facebook post, Johnson shared about how the students from his school regularly pray in front of their local abortion clinic. Their prayers have now opened the … Continued

President Trump promised in his 2016 campaign to drain the Washington swamp, the career bureaucrats who typically put maintaining the establishment ahead of the wishes of the American people. Now two senators say they want to help by moving some federal agencies out of Washington entirely. President Trump faces tremendous opposition. Download our latest prayer … Continued

In May 2018, the Trump administration proposed changes to the rules which govern the Title X Family Planning Program. These changes, finalized on March 4, 2019, are known as the Protect Life Rule. This rule provides existing and prospective Title X grantees with a straightforward choice: comply with the rule and separate their family planning services … Continued

The Washington Post evidently has a change of heart in calling Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi a terrorist. The original obituary posted online seemed pretty accurate (top post). Shortly after, the Washington Post elevated al-Bagdhadi to a “religious scholar” and totally changed their framing of the story (bottom post). What could make media outlet see things so … Continued

It’s that time of year again. The leaves are falling, the temperatures are cooler. And since Halloween is around the corner, some things are getting…weirder. Besides the seemingly harmless upcoming holiday decorations in some homes and stores, there are some dangerous and spiritual things taking place. One notable danger making national news is in Salem, … Continued