Former president Donald Trump received pushback from prominent pro-life leaders over the weekend when he said he opposes Florida's heartbeat abortion ban and added that he wants to work toward a nationwide compromise on the issue, perhaps around 15 weeks of pregnancy.
Eduardo Verástegui, the filmmaker behind the hit movie Sound of Freedom, has announced that he has filed to run for President of Mexico as an independent candidate in 2024.
Frank Newport, a senior scientist at Gallup and the polling company’s former editor-in-chief, is warning that the strong demographic ties between religion and politics in the United States may have a detrimental impact on the country’s future.
Tim Ballard, whose story inspired the hit movie Sound of Freedom, told a U.S. Congressional panel Wednesday that the Biden administration's immigration policies along the southern border are “feeding the growth” of child sex trafficking.
This week, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy announced that he is ordering the U.S. House to open an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden over his family's business ventures.
On Friday, the California State Assembly approved a bill that would order judges in custody cases to consider whether or not parents have affirmed their child's gender.
The relationship between Church and state and culture is and has always been contentious. The recent cultural debate about the term “Christian nationalism” is confusing because participants in the debate tend to use mutually exclusive definitions of the term. For some, it’s idolatry and a confusion of Gospel mission. For others, it’s faithfulness– and the only thing remaining to prevent our children’s co-option into an increasingly immoral culture. There are many questions that must be answered, for example:
According to a new report, a series of major election losses have Republicans re-thinking the use of the “pro-life” label and searching for more specific language.
Alaska is expected to become the 24th state in the U.S. to ban transgender girls from competing in girls' sports.
Nine-time Grammy nominee Natalie Grant sang the National Anthem at last week’s Republican presidential debate, but that doesn’t mean she’s making a statement about politics. Grant says it simply means she’s supporting her country.
