Brian Tingley is challenging a Washington state law that prohibits young people from receiving private counseling to pursue personal goals in line with their faith.

ADF attorneys representing cake artist and his Masterpiece Cakeshop asked state high court to uphold Phillips’ First Amendment rights.

Three weeks after the Kuwait invasion, Bush had still not made a decision. That’s when he famously accepted a phone call from British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. “Remember, George,” she said, “this is no time to go wobbly.”  

Loyal readers of this daily report know that I have been intensely focused on the immigration issue for many years. The failures of our immigration system to prevent the 9/11 attacks (some of the radical Islamist hijackers were here on expired visas) should have focused every politician on the enormous and obvious problems. Sadly, that didn’t happen.

Walker Wildmon and Fred Jackson discuss Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville’s principled stand against the Biden Department of Defense’s abortion policy. What is the policy?

In response to California Governor Gavin Newsom’s appointment of pro-abortion activist Laphonza Butler to replace late U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein, SBA Pro-Life America President Marjorie Dannenfelser issued the following reaction: “The abortion lobby spends millions to elect Democrats who back its agenda of abortion on […]

By: Becket Adams – nationalreview.com – October 15, 2023 After years of condemning ‘bothsidesism’ in Trump coverage, the press falls back on the approach to cover the slaughter of more than 1,300 people in Israel. The free press in the West, which has spent the past seven years warning of the dangers of “both sides” news coverage, insists now that there...

In just six days, we have learned many things about Israel, the Jewish people, our own country and its leadership.

Brian Tingley, a family counselor in Washington, is challenging a state ban on ‘conversion therapy,’ claiming it violates the First Amendment.

The Louisiana Republican defeated Rep. Jim Jordan in a secret ballot vote on Wednesday.