A new bill in Congress would limit the power of states to remove children from parents who decline to affirm a gender transition. Rep. Mary Miller, R-Ill., introduced the Yaeli Martinez Child Protection Act, which targets how child-welfare agencies handle disputes over gender identity. The bill speaks to parental rights, the reach of government, and … Continued
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth heralded the creation of the Pentagon’s new Office of Religious Affairs by quoting from the Psalms, an announcement that drew criticism from secularist advocates and support from a Catholic archdiocese. During his “State of the Force” address Wednesday at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Hegseth told junior officers and enlisted leaders … Continued
Since Kamala Harris lost the 2024 presidential election to Donald Trump, the Democratic Party has moved steadily leftward, and the polling data now documents just how far. Across a striking range of measures, from views on socialism and patriotism to support for political violence and open borders, Democrats have shifted away from positions that once … Continued
Editor’s Note: IFA President/CEO David Kubal prayed over Justice Alito at a recent Consecration of the Courts event in D.C. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito said this week that he is concerned about a coordinated campaign to pressure the justices, telling Fox News Sunday that he worries about the long-term damage such rhetoric does to … Continued
House Republican leaders have distributed a memo to GOP lawmakers and candidates outlining their four-week messaging strategy heading into the November midterm elections. The plan, obtained by Fox News Digital, centers on four issues: the border, fraudulent use of taxpayer dollars, the economy, and public safety. The memo arrives as Republicans face an uphill fight … Continued
In the last article, I briefly touched on Esther. She stood in the gap so her people could be spared from certain death. With the wise counsel of her cousin Mordecai, she answered in a crisis. Whenever a nation fell into chaos, darkness, or danger, an intercessor stepped forward and into the gap for others. … Continued
What do you hope will continue long after you are gone? For one IFA supporter, that question became deeply personal. Get involved in state-level prayer with IFA. She first discovered Intercessors for America through the radio in 2021. After a difficult season in our nation, she was searching for other believers who shared her … Continued
Editor’s Note: Darren Baily is a friend of IFA who spoke at an IFA Policy & Prayer Event in Illinois. (The Center Square) – The Illinois gubernatorial race took to Texas last week, as both incumbent Gov. J.B. Pritzker and GOP candidate Darren Bailey appeared in Dallas during the first midterm Republican National Convention, both … Continued
American foreign aid has long been criticized for the difficulty of tracking where the money goes, and this week a federal watchdog showed what that accountability looks like in practice. An operation in Kenya shut down pharmacies selling stolen, expired and counterfeit medicine, some of it diverted from U.S.-funded global health programs. The case offers … Continued
One year after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Erika Kirk has opened up about what she did the day after her husband’s murder and the advice she received from the second lady that helped her survive the first days of grief. In an essay marking her first year as a widow, Erika Kirk remembered her children running into her … Continued
President Donald Trump traveled to Arlington, Texas, on Thursday to sign legislation authorizing a new monument to the nation’s highest military award, capping a visit that began with him meeting recipients whose service spans more than seven decades of American conflict. The bill clears the way for the memorial to be built on the National … Continued
New Hampshire’s primary contests on Tuesday closed out the 2026 primary season, finalizing the matchups in the races that will decide which party controls the Senate next January. With the chamber divided 53 Republicans to 47 Democrats, including Vermont Independent Sen. Bernie Sanders, Democrats need a net gain of four seats to take the majority. … Continued
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