Will Maryland’s new bill protect our elections, or will it chill free speech and pave the way for more fraud? From UncoverDC. The Maryland State House is set to vote on HB0333, a bill that addresses disinformation on social media and influence related to elections and voting in Maryland. Here is the kicker, though. It puts … Continued
“Even now–this is the Lord’s declaration–turn to Me with all your heart, with fasting and weeping, and mourning. Tear your hearts, not just your clothes, and return to the Lord your God” (Joel 2:12–13 CSB). Rep. Monty Fritts, of District 32 in Tennessee, has sponsored a bill calling on the entire state to cry out … Continued
The staff members of Relentless Hope, a Utah-based nonprofit organization that provides advocacy and support for victims of sex trafficking and ritual abuse, were poised to celebrate as they heard the news that Ken Ivory’s HB 196 Sexual Abuse Amendments passed the House with a 10-1 vote. Then, it didn’t pass — what? Everyone was … Continued
In a landmark decision that has sent shockwaves through the adult entertainment industry, Pornhub — the largest online platform for sharing sex videos — has disabled access to its site in Texas. This move comes in response to the implementation of a new state law, House Bill 1181, which requires commercial porn websites to use … Continued
In a recent development that has caught the attention of the Christian conservative community, Fani Willis, the prosecutor in the Fulton County, GA case against Donald Trump, has been permitted to continue her role by Judge Scott McAfee. However, this ruling comes with a stipulation: Willis must end her professional association with Nathan Wade, a prosecutor she was involved … Continued
The judge in Trump’s Fulton County case has struck six counts from the indictment against the former president and his associates. From The Epoch Times. Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee on March 13 ruled on several demurrers in the case against former President Donald Trump and 14 codefendants, striking six counts from the … Continued
A conservative city in California has voted to ban political flags. This is an answered prayer! In the conservative enclave of Huntington Beach, California, recent voting results have ignited controversy as residents supported a measure aimed at regulating the display of flags on public property, much to the dismay of LGBT activists. Who is praying … Continued
The House seems as if it could go either way this year. The nine races laid out in this article could very well decide the House’s majority. Let’s lift them up in prayer. From The Hill. The battlefield for the House majority is starting to come into focus as more states hold primaries ahead of … Continued
Our big cities, especially New York City, are becoming ever more dangerous. Now the National Guard has been deployed to the New York City subways. Will this really help? From ABC7 New York. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has ordered hundreds of National Guard members, MTA police and state police to the subway system after … Continued
As the border crisis rages, Georgia state senators are trying to ban and punish sanctuary cities. Will they be successful? From Fox News. Some Georgia senators want to punish cities and counties that they say are illegally harboring immigrants who are in the country without permission by cutting off most state aid to the local … Continued
Being banned from future athletic events hasn’t stopped Coach Goodwin and Mid-Vermont Christian School from boldly speaking out to protect women’s sports. From Breitbart. The Vermont high school girl’s basketball coach who forfeited a game when he discovered that a male playing as a girl was on the opposing team is defending his actions even … Continued
Alabama is the latest state to institute school choice. Let’s pray that this action would spread to all 50 states. From Committee to Unleash Prosperity. The House and Senate in Montgomery have now passed the $7,000 education scholarship bill to help parents pay for private schools. The dollars will follow the students. Governor Kay Ivey … Continued
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