Category: Government Updates
Christians Must Get Out to Vote This November
Former President Ronald Reagan once called the right to vote “the crown jewel of American liberties.” Likewise, former President Thomas Jefferson is often quoted as...
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Judge Dismisses DOJ’s Lawsuit Against California’s Policy Allowing Boys in Girls Sports
A federal judge has dismissed the U.S. Department of Justice’s lawsuit challenging California’s policy permitting biological males to compete in girls sports. U.S. District Judge...
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Clarence Thomas: I Can Be Black and Conservative
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, one of the greatest jurists ever to serve on the high Court, is the feature of Senator Ted Cruz’s, R-TX,...
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New Jersey Governor Sherrill Signs Pro-Abortion Bill Into Law
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill targeted pro-life supporters on Thursday by signing legislation that may outlaw prayer and protests at abortion clinics. The law also...
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U.S. National Debt Hits $40 Trillion for First Time in History
America’s national debt hit $40 trillion on Tuesday, August 18, as extraordinary levels of government spending pushed our nation’s financial bill higher than any other...
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Christian Counselor Brian Tingley Wins Free Speech Victory
For the first time in five years, Christian counselor Brian Tingley is free to counsel his clients without fear of legal penalties. On Thursday, August...
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Federal Judge Throws Out Minnesota Lawsuit Challenging Biological Reality
A federal judge last week threw out most of a Minnesota state lawsuit challenging the federal government’s protection of biological reality. Minnesota Attorney General Keith...
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Allegation: The SPLC’s House of Cards Continues to Collapse
The Southern Poverty Law Center’s (SPLC) fraud case is getting worse for the embattled nonprofit organization – and the Department of Justice is now naming...
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Doctors, Nursing Home and Catholic Bishop Sue Illinois Over Euthanasia Law
Four doctors, the Lutheran Care Center and Catholic Bishop Thomas Paprocki sued Illinois on August 11 over its radical new assisted suicide law, asking a...
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Justice Samuel Alito: I’m Not Retiring
Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. has served on the Supreme Court for over 20 years. He’s not done yet. “Obviously I’m here for another term,”...
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President Trump Outpacing First Term in Confirmed Judge Picks
President Donald J. Trump’s picks for federal judgeships are being confirmed at a faster clip in his second term compared to his first. Article III...
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DOJ Releases Guidance Strengthening Religious Liberty Protections
The U.S. Department of Justice released updated guidance strengthening federal protections for religious liberty. The DOJ’s updated memorandum, released on July 23, revises and expands...
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DOJ Settles With Pro-Life Activist Paul Vaughn Over Unjust Prosecution
Pro-life activist Paul Vaughn reached a seven-figure settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) over his unjust arrest and prosecution. Multiple heavily armed FBI...
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Massachusetts House Passes Bill Legalizing Abortion Until Birth
The Massachusetts House passed a radical bill legalizing all late-term abortions in the Bay State. On July 22, the House passed H. 5595, “An Act...
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House Advances ‘Chloe Cole Act’ Banning ‘Transgender’ Procedures For Minors
Advocates for children’s well-being celebrated the House Judiciary Committee’s vote in favor of the Chloe Cole Act. The bill, HR 7651, bans irreversible, body-mutilating ‘transgender’...
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Yes, Abortion Amendments Do Invalidate Pro-Life Laws: Just Look at Missouri
A significant pro-life legal battle is unfolding in Missouri, and it demonstrates exactly what’s at stake when an abortion amendment is approved and added to...
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Leaders Who Know the Times: Marco Rubio’s Warning to the World
In what some analysts are calling U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s finest speech of his career, the former Florida senator called out on Thursday...
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Texas Can Enforce App Store Accountability Act — For Now
Texas can enforce its App Store Accountability Act while Big Tech challenges it in court, the Supreme Court ruled last week. “The Supreme Court’s decision...
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Justice Amy Coney Barrett Deserves Our Prayers Not Our Disdain
Justice Amy Coney Barrett and Justice Elena Kagan’s joint appearance on Capitol Hill on Tuesday was the first time a sitting member of the High...
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Kevin Warsh: Fed Has ‘No Tolerance’ for High Inflation
Newly minted Chairman of the Federal Reserve Kevin Warsh testified before lawmakers on Tuesday, promising to bring inflation down and pledging officials have “no tolerance...
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Male Athletes Dismiss Lawsuit Challenging New Hampshire Women’s Sports Law
A pair of male athletes have dropped their lawsuit against New Hampshire’s Save Women’s Sports law and two of President Trump’s executive orders (EOs) protecting...
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Federal Funding for Planned Parenthood Restarts on Independence Day
On Independence Day, Americans celebrated our nation’s 250th birthday with much pomp and circumstance, especially in Washington D.C., which featured a presidential address and a...
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Appeals Court Reverses Decision Against Christian Counselors
A federal appeals court threw out a decision against two licensed counselors following the U.S. Supreme Court’s March ruling in Chiles v. Salazar, which protects...
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Clarence Thomas: There are Only Two, Unchangeable Sexes
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that states can protect girls and women’s sports with laws separating sports based on biology. In its 6-3 decision,...
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