Category: Government Updates
Pam Bondi Fired: A Look at Her Work for Freedom, Families and Children
President Donald Trump announced this morning that Pam Bondi was fired from her position as attorney general. “She will be transitioning to a much needed...
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The Supreme Court’s ‘Conversion Therapy’ Ruling: Four Truths You Should Know
On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Colorado’s law banning so-called “conversion therapy” is likely unconstitutional, violating the First Amendment’s free speech clause. In the...
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New Bill Protects Religious Organizations from Federal Discrimination
A bill introduced in Congress today would prevent the federal government from using funding and tax benefits to strong-arm religious organizations into compromising their beliefs...
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Planned Parenthood Pays $500,000 Fine After EEOC Investigation for DEI Policies
Our nation’s largest abortion giant violated federal law by discriminating against white employees, an investigation by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) found. The...
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Supreme Court Rules Street Preacher Can Challenge City’s Speech Ordinance
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously in favor of a street preacher who argues a city ordinance unconstitutionally prevents him from sharing his Christian faith...
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Kentucky Assembly Overrides Veto to Join Education Freedom Tax Credit Program
The Kentucky General Assembly overrode a veto to join the newly created Education Freedom Tax Credit program. The federal program gives taxpayers up to a...
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Religious Liberty Commission Hears Testimony From Healthcare Workers
President Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission held its sixth hearing at the Museum of the Bible on Monday to discuss religious liberty in health care and...
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State Legislation Roundup: California, Idaho, Missouri and Pennsylvania
Important measures are being debated in many states right now, including bills that affect life, marriage, families and religious freedom. Legislative efforts often spread from...
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HHS Tells States Not to Remove Children From Parents Who Affirm Biological Reality
The Trump administration is protecting parental rights and warning states not to remove children from their parents’ custody solely because they do not affirm their...
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EEOC Protects Women’s Spaces in Federal Workplaces
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) on Thursday voted to protect women’s intimate spaces – including bathrooms and locker rooms – in federal workplaces....
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Indiana Protects Religious Freedom of Adoptive and Foster Care Families
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun signed a bill on Wednesday protecting families and faith-based adoption and foster care organizations from discrimination based on their sincerely held...
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Andrea Lucas Leads the EEOC: Restoring Agency With Truth and Common Sense
Andrea Lucas, chair of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), has been handed the enormous responsibility of restoring the agency and ensuring it carries...
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Montgomery County Must Pay $1.5 Million to Religious Parents After Supreme Court Ruling
The Montgomery County Board of Education will pay $1.5 million in damages to religious parents for trampling parental rights and trying to indoctrinate their children...
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‘Chloe Cole Act’ to Protect Minors From ‘Trans’ Mutilation Reintroduced in Congress
The Chloe Cole Act, which would prohibit health care professionals from the chemical and surgical mutilation of children through “transgender” medical interventions, was reintroduced in Congress yesterday. ...
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Court Rules Louisiana Schools Can Post Ten Commandments in Classrooms
Louisiana’s law requiring the Ten Commandments be posted in classrooms statewide can take effect, a federal appeals court decided on Friday. The U.S. Court of...
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My Impassioned Testimony Before the Colorado State Senate
Last Wednesday, I went to the Colorado State House to testify against a particularly pernicious bill. There have been a great many of these lately,...
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State Roundup: Legislation Affecting Families in Indiana, Kentucky, New Hampshire and Washington
At least 46 state legislatures are in session right now, considering bills that affect life, marriage, families and religious freedom. While Congress’ actions often receive...
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Kansas Legislature Overrides Governor’s Veto, Protects Women’s Bathrooms
The Kansas Legislature overrode a veto to pass a bill protecting women’s safety and privacy in single sex areas of public buildings, including bathrooms, locker rooms and showers. SB 244 mandates...
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Sixteen Attorneys General Demand Answers on YouTube Censorship
Sixteen state attorneys general sent a letter to YouTube executives demanding answers on YouTube’s censorship of conservative content. Led by Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird...
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Colorado Bill Would Legalize Prostitution
Colorado legislators have introduced a bill that would remove all legal prohibitions forprostitution throughout the state. While Nevada permits prostitution in licensed brothels in specific counties, and...
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Is it ‘Voter Suppression’ to Require Proof of Citizenship to Vote?
The Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act (SAVE America Act) is proposed federal legislation that would require individuals to provide proof of citizenship when registering to vote and to show...
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Planned Parenthood Drops Suit After Trying to Force Taxpayers to Fund Abortions
Planned Parenthood has dropped its lawsuit attempting to block a provision of the One Big Beautiful Bill which prohibits taxpayer dollars from going to abortion...
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Education Department Celebrates National School Choice Week
It’s National School Choice Week, and the U.S. Department of Education is celebrating remarkable steps taken last year to give parents more choice over their...
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New York Ends Fight to Force Nuns to Pay for Abortions
The state of New York has spent a decade attempting to force nuns and other religious ministries to cover the cost of abortions. But no...
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