Politics & Government
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Oklahoma Abandons Bible Teaching in a Shock Move That Stuns Conservatives
Remnant Recap Lawsuit dismissed: The Oklahoma Supreme Court dropped the ACLU case after new education leaders abandoned the Bible-in-classrooms mandate. Policy reversed: Superintendent Lindel Fields and the new board said they will not require or fund Bibles or biblical curriculum. Backlash: Former superintendent Ryan Walters says the reversal undermines Oklahoma’s commitment to teaching the Bible’s…
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“From Pit to Pulpit”: MLB Star Darryl Strawberry Shares Powerful Testimony
Remnant Recap Trump grants full pardon: Darryl Strawberry received clemency for his 1995 tax evasion charge, with the White House citing his sobriety, faith, and recovery work. Powerful redemption story: Strawberry shared how Christ transformed his life from addiction and prison to preaching nationwide, giving “all glory to God.” Personal moment with Trump: The former…
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Geological Monster Awakens: Massive Eruption Rattles Ethiopia (WATCH)
Remnant Recap Historic eruption: Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi volcano erupted for the first time in nearly 12,000 years, sending ash across multiple countries. Travel disruptions: Ash plumes forced airlines like Air India and Akasa Air to cancel flights across the region. Local impact: Villages in the Afar region are coated in ash, leaving livestock with little…
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Big Tech’s Dirty Secret: Meta Let Child Predators Rack Up Violations
Remnant Recap Meta ignored child safety risks: Internal testimony says offenders could violate rules repeatedly before facing suspension. Evidence allegedly hidden: Plaintiffs claim Meta downplayed its own research linking teen mental health harms to platform use. Profits over protection: Big Tech kept harmful systems in place while minors faced exploitation and mental health fallout. The…
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North Dakota Court Smacks Down Effort to Invent Abortion “Rights”
Remnant Recap Pro-life law stands: Activist justices failed to get the four votes needed to strike down North Dakota’s abortion protections. Abortion industry loses: The state’s only clinic already fled to Minnesota and failed to block the law. Life wins in court: Leaders say the ruling upholds the constitution and protects both mothers and pre-born…
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Nigeria in Crisis: Catholic School Mass Kidnapping Exposes Total Security Collapse
Remnant Recap Crisis fueled by weak governance: Nigeria’s rampant kidnappings show what happens when government abandons its duty to protect its people. Faith community under siege: Catholic schools and churches remain prime targets as criminals exploit regions with little security presence. Families left carrying the burden: With ransoms common and arrests rare, everyday Nigerians end…
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Scotland Lawmakers Play God in New Assisted Suicide Push
Remnant Recap A direct hit on faith and freedom: Scotland’s new bill would force Catholic care homes to choose between violating their beliefs or shutting their doors. A danger to the weakest among us: With no requirement that someone be terminally ill, the bill leaves the disabled, lonely, depressed, and financially struggling wide open to…
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Court Rebukes Ohio City for Targeting Church Serving the Homeless
Remnant Recap City caught targeting the church: Bryan officials went after a pastor helping the homeless while letting motels and apartments skip the same rules. Court says the Constitution still matters: Judges ordered the case re-evaluated under strict scrutiny, a major win for religious liberty. Faith filled the gap government wouldn’t: Dad’s Place stays open…
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The “Inevitable” Collapse of an Ungodly Movement
For years, we were told that certain cultural trends were unstoppable—that they were the future, that resistance was backward and hateful, and that time would simply march on without anyone daring to question them. Chief among these was the trans movement. But here we are, in mid-2025, and the ground is shifting. Earlier this month,…
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Liberals Set To Let Big Brother Monitor Homeschooling Parents…
In a troubling move that should concern every parent of faith, lawmakers in New Jersey have introduced legislation that would empower the state to intrude deeply into the private lives of homeschooling families. Senate Bill 4589, now pending in the state legislature, would require annual meetings between homeschooling families and government-appointed officials—essentially reversing the American…
