FL Bans Weather Manipulation

Late last week, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill to ban weather manipulation in his state, punishing those caught doing so with fines and prison time. This content is supported by your donations. Give today.   From Tampa Bay Times: DeSantis signed Senate Bill 56, spearheaded by Sen. Ileana Garcia, R-Miami, which repeals current … Continued

Parliamentarian Nixes Provisions in ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’

The “big, beautiful bill” is going through some massive changes as the Senate Parliamentarian—the chamber’s referee and rule keeper—decides on whether or not to strike provisions that Democrats claim do not belong in a budgetary bill. Have you taken your place on the wall?   It was announced Friday that Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough had already nixed a … Continued

How Many More Cases Does SCOTUS Have to Decide?

(The Center Square) – The Supreme Court handed down six decisions Friday. The Court has 10 more cases to decide and then it will recess until the start of its 2025-26 term in October. Pray for your fellow intercessor. Fuld v. Palestine Liberation Organization Unanimous In an opinion written by Chief Justice John Roberts, the court … Continued

State Dept. to Check Social Media of Visa Applicants

Applicants for student and exchange visitor visas must make their social media profiles public to allow for proper vetting, according to new guidelines announced by the U.S. State Department following multiple controversies surrounding the proposed deportations of foreign students accused of supporting Hamas and other terrorist organizations. Connect with others in your state in prayer. … Continued

VA Sec. Corrects Misinformation Shared by IL Gov.

(The Center Square) – The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs slammed a Democrat governor who sent out a mass email falsely claiming that veterans could be denied care based on how they voted even after the initial report had been changed and both the VA and the White House said it was false. This content … Continued

Appeals Court Rules Against Ten Commandments Law in LA

An appeals court panel has unanimously ruled against a recently passed Louisiana law that requires the display of the Ten Commandments in public schools. Become a Monthly Ministry Partner today.   A three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit issued a decision on Friday upholding a lower court ruling against House … Continued

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