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March 27, 2024
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| 'Do You Think the FDA Is Infallible?': Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments in Bid to Ban Abortion Pills |
| by Ben Johnson |
| Bureaucratic regulators recklessly ignored women's safety when they approved the abortion drug mifepristone, violating federal law and conscience rights in the process, pro-life physicians argued at the Supreme Court on Tuesday. The Biden administration responded that justices should not overturn the FDA's approval of the life-taking chemical, because doing so "harms women," "harms the pharmaceutical industry," and would violate left-wing principles of equity. |
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| GOP Senators the Most Conservative Bunch in Years: Study |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| While it's cold comfort in a chamber controlled by the farthest of leftists, a new study should give conservatives some hope in a Congress that hasn't accomplished all that much for Republicans. There's a major shift underway in the U.S. Senate, CPAC Foundation's Center for Legislative Accountability says, and the GOP may be an election away from reaping the benefits. According to research, this body of Republican senators is far more conservative than their predecessors - and becoming more so every November. |
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| Court Cites 11 Left-Wing Lawyers for Judge Shopping against Alabama's Vulnerable Child Protection Act |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| An attorney for the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and 10 other left-wing lawyers were found to have engaged in improper "judge shopping," according to a panel of federal judges, whose October 2023 report was unsealed last week. |
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| With U.S. Church Attendance in Free Fall, Ministry Equips Churches to Reach Out to Local Communities |
| by Dan Hart |
| As Easter Sunday approaches, one Christian ministry is facilitating an ambitious goal: to reach 120 million homes in America with the saving message of the gospel. |
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| Christian Leaders Call for Prayer after Baltimore Bridge Collapse |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| Baltimore's Catholic archbishop is calling for prayers after the disastrous collapse of the city's Francis Scott Key Bridge. In the early hours of Tuesday morning, the Sri Lanka-bound cargo ship "Dali" from Singapore collided with one of the nearly-50-year-old bridge's support pillars, causing the bridge to crumple. The ship reportedly lost power and propulsion at least once and sent out a distress signal. While the crew of the "Dali" were all accounted for and not injured, at least six people are still missing and two have already been rescued. It is not known whether any cars were on the bridge at the time of its collapse. |
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| Stand Courageous Men's Conference Highlights Need for Biblical Leadership in Society |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| Society needs genuine, God-fearing men to lead following the biblical mandate for masculinity. Without these men, culture will continue to deteriorate. That's why FRC hosted the men's conference this month, so that those who want to heed the call of biblical leadership could gather and be encouraged. |
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| Survey Says: Biden Weaponizing Government to Jail Political Opponent |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| New polling is suggesting that a majority of the nation believes President Joe Biden is trying to win reelection by jailing his opponent. According to a survey from McLaughlin and Associates, almost 70% of American voters agree that the multiple indictments against former President Donald Trump are politically motivated, with half of all voters saying politics has played a "major" role in the lawfare campaign against the Republican presidential candidate. |
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| Christ Is King and Every Knee Shall Bend |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| Almost since the beginning of recorded history, men have sought power: Caesars and shahs, kings and sultans, princes and khans, presidents and prime ministers, emperors and generals. Kingdoms and empires, dynasties and nations have risen and fallen, memorialized in poems and art and the annals of history. Some dominated entire generations, others sprawled across centuries. Only one has stood the test of time, covering every continent and thriving over 2,000 years: Christianity. Over the weekend, this well-chronicled historical fact became a subject of discontent and dispute for the armchair philosophers and amateur pundits of social media - many of them self-professed conservatives and even Christians. |
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| The Second Chance for Moms Act Could 'Save Countless Women the Heartbreak' of Abortion |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| Congresswoman Mary Miller is hoping to spare women the regret of chemical abortion. Introduced on Tuesday, her Second Chance for Moms Act would inform women that the abortion drug can be reversed. It would "amend the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act to require a warning label advising that the effects of mifepristone can be counteracted, to amend the Public Health Service Act to establish a hotline to provide information to women seeking to counteract the effects of mifepristone, and for other purposes." |
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