A Faith and Public Policy Ministry
Where art thou o’ mighty keyboard warrior? Why have your strivings ceased? You used to send your insults falling like arrows from the sky, like rain on a spring morning dripping from thine keyboard, causing pain and misery amongst thy foes. Has the mighty keyboard warrior left us? We searched for you on X, on Facebook, and even Telegram,
(Office of the Governor) The State of Idaho and the U.S. Department of Energy have agreed to a targeted waiver of the 1995 Settlement Agreement. The agreement established milestones to remove legacy waste at the Idaho National Laboratory site while allowing nuclear energy research and development at the lab. The waiver will enable critical research on a high burnup nuclear
(The Federalist) Next year marks the 250th anniversary of America’s Declaration of Independence — the semiquincentennial. Unfortunately, instead of a yearlong birthday party and a celebration of American history, the stage is being set for 2026 to be a year of neurotic self-loathing. The U.S. Semiquincentennial Commission (also called America 250) was created to provide national coordination for next year’s
(Faith & Freedom) A surprising number of federal bureaucrats working in Washington, D.C., plan to oppose President Donald Trump from within the government—a deep state is emerging in his second term. In a refreshing change from Trump’s first term, Republicans in the government largely plan to support the president, a survey finds. This means the Trump 47 deep state phenomenon
(The Federalist) The National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) has released the results of the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) for the 2024 school year. Known as the “Nation’s Report Card,” NAEP assesses the reading and math skills of America’s fourth and eighth graders. The latest report reveals something surprising: after adjusting for demographics, the reading and math scores
(Harbinger’s Daily) This week, we marked Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day, when we solemnly remember the 6 million Jews brutally murdered in a true genocide. It is a tragedy from which the Jewish people have not yet numerically recovered, even after 80 years. Did you know that this solemn day, along with two other secular days observed in Israel, fulfills
(Life News) Last week, Amna Nawaz of PBS News asked Dr. Marty Makary, new commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, if he planned to impose restrictions on the distribution and use of mifepristone and misoprostol in chemical abortions. The FDA approved mifepristone for chemical abortions in 2000, after a selective, limited study determined that it was “safe and effective.” Since
(Townhall) There’s a mind-blowing battle playing out in Sacramento among the Democrats who dominate California politics. We told you this week about how these same Democrats quietly killed a bipartisan bill, without debate, that would have implemented the successful reading instruction program that has allowed Mississippi students to overtake California kids in early literacy. They did so at the furious
(Washington Stand) In recent times, Coloradans appear to be facing the weight of policies that attack their First Amendment rights. Earlier in April, state Democrats launched a full assault on free speech through HB25-1312 — legislation that seeks to classify “misgendering” and “deadnaming” as forms of abuse. But while Coloradans grapple with threats to their free speech, another policy shift
(Harbinger’s Daily) According to reports, the UK will soon approve experiments to “dim the sun” in an effort to slow down “global warming” (wait—are we back to global warming instead of climate change now?!). How will they dim our sun? Well, they plan to inject aerosols into the atmosphere to reflect sunlight into space, thus creating a cooling effect. Is