If we were to wake up in 2022, would we be more likely to see a 15-person Supreme Court, a Senate without a filibuster, a nation without an Electoral College, and an effort to admit two more states and with them four more senators if Joe Biden or Donald Trump were president?
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Kerby Anderson Natasha Crain warns Christians in her new book, When Culture Hates You: Persevering for the Common Good as Christians in a Hostile Public Square. She begins by talking about the hostility Christians often face …
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Kerby Anderson Health care officials warn that “vaccine hesitancy” is one of the top health challenges of this decade. It appears that both sides of the vaccine debate seem to be painting with too broad of …
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It’s time for taxpayer funding of abortion to end. The House has introduced a bill that would accomplish this: No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion and Abortion Insurance Full Disclosure Act of 2025, or H. R. …
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The President of the United States has multiple responsibilities, which he can delegate to department heads of his choosing, according to the Constitution. This is critical for the safe and efficient functioning of the Executive …
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