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Tuesday's election results may be shadows of things to come, but they don't have to be.
What we're facing today is bigger than a shutdown — it's a showdown over the soul of our Republic.
Standing with Israel is not heresy — it's biblical orthodoxy.
The surest path to lasting stability is for Israel to fully exercise sovereignty over the land promised to her.
History and Scripture alike remind us why these peace accords are fragile and provisional.
Even though Dobbs recognized state authority, the federal government continues to pull the levers of abortion policy.
Without moral courage, we will fold under pressure. That is the most significant void in our culture today.
This is not a time for confusion or cowardice. It is a time for clarity and courage.
The conclusion is unavoidable: SPLC's fingerprints are all over the culture of targeting that fuels political violence.
Remove God from public life, and the ground under human dignity crumbles; nothing durable remains to resist the slide into total lawlessness.
While our struggle is waged in political and cultural arenas, its roots are spiritual.
When government presumes to redefine reality — whether human nature or human rights — it imperils the very people it claims to protect.
Democrats have used both legal and illegal immigration to reshape the political landscape and redirect federal resources.
Until we restore fathers to their rightful place in the family, no amount of policing will bring lasting peace to our streets.
Israel is not just a strategic ally, but a nation that shares the Judeo-Christian DNA, the principles that shaped America.
The Trump administration cannot support the Biden abortion drug policy and still claim to support the right of states to protect the unborn.
The Trump administration's sudden about-face on releasing the documents has raised both concern and suspicion, and I'm clearly not alone.
Pastor Luke Ash was hired and then fired as a library technician for declining to refer to a female coworker by male pronouns. He chose conscience over compromise.
There are swindlers at work on Capitol Hill. They would have you believe that if a single dollar is cut from the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, children will die.
The seductive call of "peace in our time" has repeatedly led American administrations — Republican and Democratic alike — onto the shoals of diplomatic delusion.
