Category: Government Updates
Supreme Court Restores Access to Mail-Order Abortion Pills While Legal Fight Continues
The Supreme Court Thursday granted a stay blocking enforcement of a lower court ruling that would have restricted access to the abortion pill mifepristone by...
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White House Launches Moms.Gov Directing Women to Pregnancy Resource Centers
On Mother’s Day, the White House announced the creation of Moms.gov, an innovative website connecting new and expectant mothers with pregnancy resource centers and other...
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In China, We Pray Trump Will Advocate For Jimmy Lai and Other Imprisoned Christians
President Trump’s historic visit to China this week to meet with Xi Jinping has featured colorful pomp and pageantry, including red carpets, brass bands, even...
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Inflation Rises to 3.8% Making Life More Unaffordable for Families
Inflation skyrocketed in April to the highest rate in three years as the Iran war caused oil shortages and increased energy prices worldwide. The cost...
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Congress Must Extend Defund of Planned Parenthood
This Fourth of July will be a huge celebration of America’s 250th birthday. It will also be the day our nation’s largest abortion giant, Planned...
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Clarence Thomas Becomes Nation’s Second Longest-Serving Supreme Court Justice
Congratulations, Justice Clarence Thomas! On Wednesday, May 6, Thomas officially became the second longest-serving justice on the U.S. Supreme Court, serving for 34 years and...
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Supreme Court Temporarily Restores Access to Mail-Order Abortion Pills
The U.S. Supreme Court temporarily restored access to mail-order abortion pills Monday morning, allowing women to continue obtaining mifepristone through telehealth appointments, the mail and...
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Gov. Bill Lee Signs Resolution Declaring June ‘Nuclear Family Month’ in Tennessee
This June, Tennessee is saying goodbye to LGBT pride month and hello to “Nuclear Family Month.” On April 9, Gov. Bill Lee signed a joint...
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DOJ Indicts SPLC for Fraud — Used Donor Money to Fund Racist Groups
The Department of Justice announced a federal grand jury indictment against the Southern Poverty Law Center, charging the organization with using donor money to pay...
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Justice Thomas Warns Progressivism Opposes America’s Founding Principles
Justice Clarence Thomas is celebrating America’s 250th birthday by urging Americans to return to our nation’s founding principles. Thomas has been one of the U.S....
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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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