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June 24, 2025
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| Open Borders Created 'Heightened Threat Environment' for Sleeper Cell Attacks: Experts |
| by Ben Johnson |
| Monday's precarious ceasefire reduced tensions between Israel and Iran, but the government's highest authorities warn the risk of Americans suffering attacks from pro-Iranian terrorists on their own streets may not disappear so quickly - and experts say the Biden-Harris administration's four-year-long indifference to border security may have allowed sleeper cells to hide themselves within "a wave of mass immigration." |
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| Iran Fires Missiles at U.S. Military Base in Qatar |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| In a much anticipated counterattack, the Iranian regime fired upon U.S. forces in the Middle East late Monday. No casualties were reported, and a U.S official said an initial damage assessment concluded that Iran's missiles did not hit their intended targets. |
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| Christians Attacked during Sunday Worship in Michigan and Syria |
| by Dan Hart |
| Christians were attacked in their places of worship on Sunday in two assaults thousands of miles apart in Michigan and in Damascus, Syria. Experts say the attacks are reminders that Christian churches continue to be prime targets for terrorism both domestically and across the globe, and that churches should take appropriate security measures to protect themselves. |
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| OPM Watchdog Says Agency Failed to Enforce Teleworking Rules under Biden |
| by Mark Tapscott |
| More than half of the employees of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) - the federal government's central human resources agency - failed to comply with longstanding teleworking rules in 2024, including many who appear to have falsified their weekly performance reports, according to an internal watchdog's report. |
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| How Can a Preemptive Strike Be Justified Self-Defense? |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| President Donald Trump's decision to bomb Iran's nuclear weapons facilities has generated all the right critics - Senator Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres - but the sheer volume of criticism may create doubts in many Americans' minds. Christians must subject acts of war to an even higher standard of moral scrutiny, as we not only require wars to be appropriate to American interests, but also morally justified, according to principles deduced from Scripture. |
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| Trump Admin. Sues Democratic State Forcing Priests to Divulge Confessions |
| by Ben Johnson |
| A newly enacted law forcing priests to reveal the details of their members' private confessions under penalty of fine or imprisonment is illegal and violates the core rights guaranteed to every American, says the Justice Department, as it joined a lawsuit to overturn the measure and restore religious liberty. |
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| Analysis: Cash-Strapped DNC in Disarray over Party's Past and Future |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| The Democrats' quick coalescing around Harris as their party's unelected nominee may have been the last time that Democrats were actually united. The 2024 election showed Democrats that their party was hemorrhaging support from even traditionally-blue voting blocs. Male voters, especially young men, and Christian voters had repudiated the Democrats in the voting booth, as had American Catholics and a growing contingent of black voters. Since November, the party has been thrown into chaos. |
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| 'Simply Idiotic': UN Population Agency Wants to Cure Fertility Crisis with Abortion, LGBTQ Ideology |
| by Ben Johnson |
| The United Nations' population agency has attacked one of President Donald Trump's proposals to boost America's sagging birthrate while claiming the best way to cure low fertility rates is more abortion, replacing the traditional family with "diverse family structures," furnishing artificial fertility to people who identify as LGBTQ, "comprehensive" sex education classes for young people, more government welfare programs, and reducing social or religious norms for mothers to stay at home with their newborn babies. It also calls on lawmakers to fight "misinformation" about abortion and insists that laws protecting the unborn from abortion are not "pro-baby." |
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| New Student Visa Requirements Serve as Important National Security Reminder |
| by Zachary Gohl |
| Americans have watched Columbia University's Butler library be taken over, University of Washington have a building vandalized and burned, and so many other colleges be conquered by pro-Hamas activists. Many times, foreign students like the now infamous Mahmoud Khalil - allowed into the United States on student visas - were at the forefront of the conflict. |
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