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April 12, 2023
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| Mayflower Church Finally Lands on U.S. Soil: 'We Are All Sojourners' |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| It was a day that Pastor Pan Yongguang believed might never come. Draped in an American flag, after a harrowing escape from Thailand, the Chinese refugees known as the Mayflower Church finally stepped foot on American soil Friday, a journey thousands of miles - and more than three years - in the making. |
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| 6,000 Days: How the Resolve of Pro-Life Doctors Led to a Court Victory against Chemical Abortion |
| by Dan Hart |
| In the wake of last Friday's district court decision ruling that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) illegally ignored its own rules to fast-track the approval of the abortion pill regimen, legal experts are calling the judgment one of the most momentous rulings in the history of the pro-life movement and vindication for doctors and medical associations who spent two decades pointing out the dangers of the drugs for women's health. |
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| HICE: U.S. Government Seeks Permission to Spy on American Citizens |
| by Jody Hice |
| As is often the case with unrestrained government power, the overreaching scrutiny produced by the Patriot Act is no longer enough. There is a new and disturbing movement to provide Big Brother even more access into your private life. |
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| GOP Rep. Nancy Mace Sides with Pro-Abortion Radicals on Abortion Pill Ruling |
| by Joy Stockbauer |
| This week, Republican Congresswoman Nancy Mace (S.C.) once again brought shame on her party by vocally advocating for the White House and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to ignore a ruling from a Texas federal judge that revokes FDA approval for the chemical abortion regimen. According to Mace in several interviews, the Texas ruling is "unconstitutional," adding that "it's not up to us to decide as legislators ... whether or not this is the right drug to use or not, number one. I agree with ignoring it at this point." |
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