A Faith and Public Policy Ministry
(RedState) Idaho is moving forward with legislation that would allow the execution of child rapists. The Idaho Capital Sun reports that the legislation, introduced by Republican lawmakers, will target those who have committed the most serious offenses against children as well as repeat offenders. The bill passed the Idaho House by a 57-11 vote. The legislation states: This legislation amends
(Washington Stand) Residents in cities across the United States are justifiably upset that their recently closed facilities are now being used by illegal immigrants at no charge to the immigrants. Adding to the frustration, these taxpayer-funded schools, health care clinics, and community recreation centers in low-income neighborhoods have been shut down largely because of city leaders’ fiscal irresponsibility. Many of
(PJ Media) A new review by the American College of Pediatricians (ACPeds) of more than 60 studies found no evidence of long-term mental health benefits from transgender “treatments.” The medical group is thus urging a shift away from transgender ideology in medicine to helpful therapy and treatments. The February review of dozens of studies confirmed the lack of benefits for
(Washington Stand) The World Health Organization (WHO) is poised to promote extreme transgender ideology the same way it once endorsed abortion-on-demand. Starting on February 19, a college of 21 experts will gather at WHO’s headquarters to develop global guidelines governing how doctors respond to people who identify as transgender. This project aims to create international standards for the issue by
(The Federalist) A jury decided the fate of Marilyn Mosby, Baltimore’s former top prosecutor, last week. In her second federal criminal case in recent months, the jury convicted Mosby of one count of mortgage fraud for making false statements to multiple mortgage lending companies as she purchased two properties in Florida. They acquitted her on another count. Already convicted on two counts
(Washington Stand) Using technology unknown until a few years ago, researchers have used artificial intelligence to read part of a carbonized scroll found in what is believed to be the home of Julius Caesar’s father-in-law. One of hundreds of scrolls discovered in Herculaneum, the Roman city destroyed by the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79 A.D., the charred and stone-like
(Faith & Freedom) Undoubtedly, Abraham Lincoln was one of the greatest U.S. Presidents of all time. Today is his birthday. However, his birthday is celebrated by only a few in our nation. If he were president today, how would he address the burning issues of our day?” […]There were efforts right after Lincoln’s death to get this birthday—February 12— recognized
(Idaho Family Policy Center) Across the country – and even here in Idaho – teachers who conscientiously object to using preferred pronouns are finding themselves ensnared in the trap of school pronoun policies. In some places, educators have faced serious repercussions for their unwillingness to use preferred pronouns. Even in school districts with no written compelled pronoun policy, educators feel
(American Family News) Jack Hibbs, the senior and founding pastor of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills, east of Los Angeles, said on American Family Radio Wednesday that family, the definition of life, and Israel should be the supreme guiding factors. “All other views or positions emanate out from one of those three things regarding a candidate’s voting record,” Hibbs told show
(Breitbart) The Methodist Church of Great Britain has called on its ministers, deacons, and elders to stop using offensive terminology such as “husband” and “wife” to avoid making assumptions that are not “the reality for many people.” The church added the changes to its “Inclusive Language Guide,” an initiative aimed at preventing the use of “hurtful language” directed at groups
