McConnell’s Staff Won’t Say If He’ll Return After Recess

Senate Majority Leader John Thune has scheduled votes, committees have posted hearings, and the Senate returns from its August recess on Monday. What remains unclear is whether Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell will be there. The former Republican leader has not appeared publicly or cast a vote since a June 14 fall at his Washington residence, … Continued

What Charlie Kirk Means to Me: IFA Staffer Personal Testimony

The Shock “This is crazy.” “I’m freaking out.” “I’m utterly heartbroken.” “What has happened to our country?” Connect with others in your state in prayer.   It was September 10, 2025. I was a senior at Patrick Henry College, Purcellville, VA. I sat in the upstairs hallway on a couch, getting ready for a class, … Continued

Newsom: Socialist Ideas Now ‘Mainstream’ in Democratic Party

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has become one of the Democratic Party’s most visible critics of President Donald Trump and is frequently named as a potential 2028 presidential contender. In an interview that aired Monday on PBS NewsHour, the governor offered a candid assessment of where his party stands. The ideas of the Democratic Socialists of … Continued

How the Smithsonian quietly erased America’s founders

Fireworks in Washington, D.C. were not reserved only for the 4th of July. Just last week, there were fireworks in some Capitol hearings related to controversy at the museum. Is there “woke nonsense” at America’s prestigious Smithsonian museum in Washington, D.C., dedicated to our nation’s history? Is Mickey Mouse somehow racist? Is politeness a sign … Continued

Federal Judges Block Trump on Two Fronts: Birthright Citizenship and Girls’ Sports

The Trump administration’s effort to carry out its priorities through executive action collided with the federal judiciary on two separate fronts this week. In one case, a Biden-appointed judge blocked the Justice Department’s lawsuit challenging California’s policy allowing biological males to compete on girls’ sports teams. In another, a federal judge halted enforcement of President … Continued

Missouri Supreme Court Strikes Down GOP Map Weeks Before Midterms

Just weeks before Americans head to the polls, Missouri’s highest court has thrown a wrench into Republicans’ plans to secure a stronger congressional majority. The state Supreme Court’s ruling against the legislature’s new district map has reignited debate over judicial power, election integrity, and the redistricting battles playing out across the country as both parties … Continued

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