Politics & Government
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Democrats Reveal Anti-Life Priorities If They Take Back the House In November
Democrats in Congress recently unveiled their health care priorities for the upcoming 120th Congress should they win back the majority in November. Unsurprisingly, abortion remains a top priority for the caucus. They would be seeking to establish a national right to abortion, mandate and expand…
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Israel Is Preparing For the Day America May No Longer Stand With It
Israel has long relied on the United States as its most important ally and weapons supplier. But Israeli leaders are now planning for a future in which American support could become less reliable—or come with conditions that limit Israel’s freedom to act. That concern came…
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Israel’s Religious Revival Faces Its First Test at the Ballot Box
At a gathering in the Knesset sukkah this month, Benjamin Netanyahu read from the Book of Samuel and spoke of a “great deliverance.” Whether the prime minister was expressing personal conviction or reading the political moment, he chose language that reaches beyond military strength alone.…
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When AI Watches Everyone: From Workplace Efficiency To Government Control
Imagine a protest in a city square. Cameras record the crowd. Traffic scanners log the cars leaving. Store cameras capture people stopping for coffee. A phone video posted online shows who was there. Today, those pieces of information may sit in separate systems, reviewed slowly…
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Large Banks Debanked, Discriminated Against Customers For Christian Views
Nine of the nation’s largest banks relied on subjective decision-making and the opinions of advocacy organizations to terminate customer accounts or deny service to potential customers—often because of Biblical beliefs on key moral issues—between 2020 and September 2025. The findings, released Wednesday, were part of…
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Syria Is Rebuilding An Army: Conflict With Israel Is Only A Matter Of Time
Ahmed al-Sharaa inherited a country in ruins. War halved the size of Syria’s economy and left nine people out of ten below the poverty line. According to serious Israeli sources, the priority in Damascus has little to do with reconstruction. Al-Sharaa, it appears, is directing…
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No Elections, No Reform: The Palestinian Authority’s Endless Excuses
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has done it again. On October 10, he announced that elections to the Palestinian Legislative Council (PLC), originally scheduled for November 2026, will be postponed until September 11, 2027. No date had been set for a presidential election. The decision…
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Is Academia Turning Young Americans Toward Sharia Law?
A stunning new poll has revealed that American young people are expressing positive views toward Sharia law at higher rates than ever as the midterm elections approach in three weeks. Experts say much of the support can be attributed to the lack of balanced formation…
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Kansas Pastors Call on Adam Hamilton to Repent, Exit Senate Race
When an influential pastor announces a run for the United States Senate, the political implications are obvious. But in Kansas, the candidacy of Adam Hamilton has ignited a controversy that goes far beyond politics. It raises a question that increasingly divides American Christianity: Can a…
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From Hamas Youth Camps To America’s Backyard: Who Is Radicalizing Our Teens?
When Americans hear about terrorist organizations indoctrinating children at summer camps, they usually picture Gaza, Lebanon, or some distant battlefield in the Middle East. They imagine young people being taught to glorify martyrdom, celebrate armed struggle, and view violence as a legitimate path to political…
