The People’s March, the biggest protest formed in opposition to President Trump’s inauguration, is gathering in the nation’s capital TODAY at 10 a.m. ET. What does this group have planned? Let’s come against the People’s March and other anti-Trump protests around the nation in prayer! From The Washington Times. The Women’s March of 2016 was … Continued
A D.C. waitress was fired after claiming she would not serve Trump administration officials. Is this a sign that the resistance to President Trump will be different this time around? From The Post Millennial. A Washington DC restaurant has fired a waitress after she stated she would refuse to serve individuals associated with President-elect Donald Trump’s administration. Who is … Continued
The pandemic has long since come to a close, but only a small portion of federal employees have come back to their offices full-time. Meanwhile, our government is spending billions on upkeep for offices that remain largely vacant. From The Daily Wire. Only 6% of federal employees work from an office full-time, and a third … Continued
In protest of Speaker Johnson and Rep. Mace’s efforts to protect female-only spaces, activists took over a women’s restroom on Capitol Hill. From Daily Caller. Transgender activists took over at least one women’s bathroom Thursday on Capitol Hill. Become a Monthly Ministry Partner today. Law enforcement arrested approximately 15 demonstrators protesting against Republican House … Continued
In a significant move that aligns with the principles of law, order, and the sanctity of citizenship, the GOP-led House has passed a bill repealing a 2022 law from Washington D.C. This law previously allowed noncitizens to participate in local elections. This decision, backed by a bipartisan vote of 262-143, underscores the importance of citizenship … Continued
The recently revealed SAVE Act has faced heavy criticism, with some critics pointing out that it’s already against the law for illegal immigrants to vote in elections. But newly released documents show that illegal immigrants are already voting in our elections, at least on the local level. From Daily Mail. Newly released documents about a … Continued
At Seaton Elementary School, in our nation’s capital, young children are taught all about Black Lives Matter, homosexuality, and transgenderism. How many other schools in the nation are like this? From The Daily Wire. An elementary school in the nation’s capital held a spirit week encouraging young students to show up to school wearing colors … Continued
Three years after January 6, people on both sides of the political aisle are still focused on that fateful day. It is no exaggeration to say that the 2020 election and the events that followed have dominated our political conversation and divided Americans ever since. Do you want state prayer alerts? Recently, a D.C. … Continued
Is it possible for President Trump to receive a fair trial as the law requires? From RealClearInvestigations. Defense attorneys have coined the term “January 6 Jurisprudence” to describe the treatment received by the more than 1,200 defendants arrested so far in connection with the events of Jan. 6, 2021. This carve-out legal system involves the … Continued
The Brandon Shores coal plant is set to shut down, but the grid isn’t ready to absorb it’s loss. What will happen to those who rely on this power plant to keep the lights on? From Fox Business. A power grid operator that serves millions of Americans across the mid-Atlantic is warning that a planned coal-fired power … Continued
Some D.C. residents’ election data has been compromised. As 2024 approaches, we can expect to see more attacks like this on our elections. From Just the News. Washington, D.C.’s Board of Election says it is the victim of a data breach, potentially providing access to 600,000 lines of voter data. Have you taken your place … Continued
Free speech applied selectively isn’t free speech at all. Praise God for this federal appeals court’s ruling! From WORLD. A federal appeals court last week upheld the First Amendment rights of two organizations that sought to chalk a pro-life message on a Washington, D.C., city sidewalk in the summer of 2020. A lower court initially … Continued
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