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March 12, 2025
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| Another Photo Finish by Johnson Tees Up Trump for a Huge Win |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| Of all the government shutdown scares Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) has faced - and there've been seven - few were as uncomplicated as this one. In fact, Republicans were so confident that the continuing resolution (CR) would pass on Tuesday that they canceled Wednesday's votes and rewarded the chamber with a week and a half recess. To most observers, it felt like an alternate universe when hardline conservatives fell in line, shocking reporters with quotes about the plan's "fiscal responsibility." |
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| Trump Cuts Off Student Loan Forgiveness to LGBTQ Activists, Open Borders Groups, and Terrorists |
| by Ben Johnson |
| As part of his ongoing efforts to root out federal programs that underwrite left-wing programs at taxpayer expense, President Donald Trump has curbed a program that forgives student loans for those who work for groups that promote illegal immigration, terrorism, anti-American policies, or facilitate "child mutilation" through transgender surgeries. |
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| Christians Have 'Pre-Political' Obligation to Care for Persecuted Christians: Mohler |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| Christians who read disturbing reports of "sectarian slaughters" in Syria cannot dismiss the reports as another country's problem, because we owe a "pre-political obligation" to persecuted Christians in whatever country they reside, argued Dr. Albert Mohler, president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, on "Washington Watch" Monday. Unfortunately, doubts about that obligation are growing on America's political right. |
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| Outstanding - Ep. 183: A Check in with Gen Z |
| Podcast with Joseph Backholm, Alanna Casey and Zachary Gohl |
| As Generation Z grows older and enters the workforce, the world is learning more about what they value and believe. Family Research Council interns Alanna Casey and Zach Gohl join host Joseph Backholm to share their experience being Gen Z and the shift they are seeing when it comes to lifestyles and worldviews among their peers. |
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| Missouri AG: $24B COVID Settlement against China 'Is a Blueprint for Other States to Follow' |
| by Dan Hart |
| Following last week's historic court ruling that awarded a $24 billion judgment to the state of Missouri at the expense of the Chinese government over harms it inflicted during the COVID pandemic, Missouri's attorney general says that the lawsuit can be a blueprint for other states to follow. |
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| Stanching the Blood-Dimmed Tide: Abortion and Assisted Suicide |
| by Chuck Donovan |
| The battle over legalization of assisted suicide in the United Kingdom continues to intensify. The onslaught of assisted suicide is an embrace of a culture of death that limitless abortion also epitomizes. |
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| USDA Grant Canceled after Mistaken Reports That It Had a Transgender Focus |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) canceled a $600,000 grant to Southern University A&M featured in a database of woke government spending. Conservative media reported its purpose was to study "menstrual cycles in transgender men." But the real story is far more complicated. |
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| Whoopi Goldberg: 'God Doesn't Make Mistakes' ... Except on Transgenderism? |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| The debate over biological men pushing into female sports and spaces has taken some interesting twists lately. On the one hand, we have leftist California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) appearing to have a change of heart on protections for girls' sports. This alone sent LGBT activists into a fit of rage. For Newsom, perhaps a rare moment of clarity has struck: fairness in women's sports means women competing against other women - not against broad-shouldered, towering men draped in skirts and spandex. |
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| Trump Admin Facilitating 'Self-Deportations' as Border Czar Warns Funds Running Low |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| President Donald Trump's border czar is promising more deportations, but warning that federal law enforcement agencies need more funding in order to follow through on the president's campaign promise of "mass deportations." In an interview Monday, border czar Tom Homan reported that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and other agencies involved in the arrest and deportation of illegal immigrants need "a minimum of like $86 billion" to continue carrying out deportations. |
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| Bernie Sanders Thanks Trans-Identified Singer Who Belts Out Blasphemous Tune |
| by Ben Johnson |
| Over the weekend, Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), the most popular Democratic presidential hopeful of the last decade, thanked a trans-identifying musician for belting out a blasphemous song that accused God of rape, demeaned the Crucifixion, and insulted the Virgin Mary. |
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