(Washington Stand) Grand Canyon University (GCU), the largest Christian university in the country, just won a lengthy legal battle after its status as a nonprofit was targeted by the Biden administration’s Department of Education (DOE). In 2021, GCU sued the DOE for denying its status as a nonprofit. In 2022, the lower court ruled in favor of the DOE, And

(Daily Wire) A high school girls’ volleyball team forfeited a California state playoff game — and their season — over a trans-identifying male player on the opposing team, the girls’ school said last week, calling the decision “heartbreaking.” The Christian high school, Stone Ridge Christian in Merced, about a two hour drive east of San Jose, announced Friday that they

(Daily Signal) Do you remember a time when Americans cared that their fellow citizens had been kidnapped and held captive by terrorists? I do. Think back to 1979, when Iranian terrorists stormed the American embassy in Tehran. They held more than 50 Americans hostage for 444 days. And we cared. The Americans held captive were constantly on our minds. There

(Washington Stand) In 2024, the conventional wisdom of the Beltway elite — in both parties — held that candidates had to moderate their pro-life stances in order to win in a post-Dobbs world. Once again, the wisdom of the ”experts” fell flat. Multiple candidates who hoped an indifference or embrace of abortion-on-demand would elevate them to national victory saw their

(Harbinger’s Daily) One week ago, Americans spoke loudly and clearly to keep the American experiment alive. A few years back, I visited the National Archives here in Washington, D.C., with a Member of Congress. We had the rare privilege of seeing some of our nation’s founding documents — papers not typically on public display. It wasn’t a “National Treasure” adventure,

(The Federalist) At its best, the legislative process is deliberative, merit-based, and responsive to the people. As an Oklahoma state senator, I am here to tell you the legislative process is not at its best. Rather than deliberative, it is largely a charade where leadership sets the agenda and those who want to climb the ladder to one day become

(The Federalist) Since Donald Trump’s landslide victory over Kamala Harris last Tuesday, the legacy press has been hosting a public inquest into her demise. Three competing theories soon dominated the discussions — only one of which accepted the reality that Americans rejected the far-left policies and candidate on the merits. While some Democrats and media outlets took this somber approach

(Daily Wire) The FEMA supervisor who was fired after The Daily Wire revealed she directed disaster relief workers in Florida to “avoid homes” with signs advertising Donald Trump said on Tuesday that this was not an “isolated” incident, and is likely happening in disaster areas across the country. Marn’i Washington said that FEMA has a widespread policy of avoiding “politically

(Decision Magazine) The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Washington on Nov. 1 ordered state officials not to enforce a law against Yakima Union Gospel Mission (YUGM) that would force it to hire individuals who do not align with its Christian mission while its case progresses. “Yakima Union Gospel Mission exists to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ

(American Family News) Volleyball players at San Jose State University say they are upset and concerned for their safety after the university let their assistant coach go over the weekend. San Jose State University suspended the assistant coach Melissa Batie-Smoose on Saturday. This is amid the ongoing controversy around reports that one of its players, Blaire Fleming, is actually male.Batie-Smoose

(Daily Wire) Last weekend, at the University of Rochester in upstate New York, hundreds of posters of Jewish faculty members emblazoned with “Wanted” were posted around the campus. The posters, which revolved around Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza, featured comments such as “ethnic cleansing,” “displacement of Palestinians,” “racism,” and “hate speech.” “I want to be as clear as I

(Daily Signal) Have you ever driven through a blizzard in Wyoming? Your field of vision doesn’t extend more than twenty feet. There are only the storm and the road, except for the occasional butte or buffalo. Silence descends on the glacier-carved valleys as ice and snow pile up and muffle all sound. The grizzlies seek shelter. You want to do

(Jerusalem Post) In July, Israeli intelligence published an expose showcasing that over 10% of UNRWA’s senior education staff in Gaza were members of Hamas or Islamic Jihad. The findings, shared with the agency as well, were quoted as casting a dark shadow over the organization’s claims of providing neutral and non-extremist education to Palestinian children. Now, a detailed investigation by

(Life News) The majority of crisis pregnancy centers (CPCs), which provide pro-life support to expectant mothers in need, are located close to abortion facilities, according to a study that criticizes CPCs’ work. Journal of Medical Internet Research (JMIR) published the study, which Andrea Swartzendruber, Danielle Lambert, Nicole Luisi, and Erin Johnson co-authored. The “Background” section of the study notes that CPCs

(Harbinger’s Daily) The question of how Jesus would vote is an important one. This is because the Scriptures say we are to follow His example (see 1 Peter 2:21). Would Jesus vote Democrat, or would He vote Republican? We will look at the definitive answer in a few minutes. In the meantime, let’s look at what should influence our thoughts on

(Washington Stand) Imagine you’re a candidate who took the scary leap and ran for office. Month after month, you, along with family members, friends, and other volunteers, go out and talk to voters, raise money, and work through intense media interviews — all in hopes of winning the election. Then imagine what it would be like once the ballots were

(Daily Signal) Americans—Democrats, Republicans, and independents—support both early voting policies as well as photo ID and proof of citizenship requirements for elections, according to a new poll. Despite the ongoing divide between elected Republicans and Democrats over requiring photo ID to vote, a whopping 86% of Americans support it. The poll comes just days from the presidential election with voting underway across

(Life News) Cries of “Jesus is Lord!” filled the room as some 1500 pastors, ministry leaders and Christian and Jewish patriots filled the room of the Worship with Wonders Church in Powder Springs, GA Monday afternoon for a meeting with President Trump. They all knew they were at the right rally, contrary to what Kamala Harris told Christians recently at

(Harbinger’s Daily) As many young Americans abandon a Biblical worldview in pursuit of paganism and the occult, self-proclaimed witches, as during previous election cycles, are participating in “mass rituals” against former President and current republican nominee Donald Trump. Thousands of witches have participated online and in person to cast spells on Trump in the hopes of thwarting his bid for

(Washington Stand) You could not get a starker contrast of worldviews. At a recent Kamala Harris presidential rally, someone shouted out “Jesus is Lord!” and Vice President Harris snapped back: “Oh, you guys are at the wrong rally. No, I think you meant to go to the smaller one down the street.” Harris’s hearers boisterously applauded her dismissive retort. Measure

(Faith & Freedom) A week before Election Day, roughly half of voters expect violence when it’s over—no matter who wins the White House. The latest Rasmussen survey finds that 51% of likely US voters believe it’s likely there will be a violent reaction if Vice President Kamala Harris is elected, including 26% who say such a reaction is “very likely.”

(Washington Stand) Last month, the Associated Press reported on the notable growth in churches seeking to launch Christian schools. This is not groundbreaking information, as Family Research Council President Tony Perkins addressed on Monday’s edition of “Washington Watch.” However, it does beg the question: “What’s fueling this groundswell, and how can [other churches] take advantage of this opportunity?” According to

(The Federalist) TAPACHULA, Mexico – A tip led me to 40 kilometers north of this down-at-heel border city, by rental car, until I spotted the unmistakable sight: a 1,000-strong caravan of migrants marching by foot along Mexico Highway 200 for hundreds of yards. Men, women, children, and babies bobbed and weaved together in an elongated, colorful human pack. I spent