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October 3, 2025
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| Pro-Lifers Slam FDA's 'Reckless' Move to Quietly Expand Abortion Pill Access |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) quietly approved a new generic version of the abortion drug mifepristone on Tuesday - produced by Evita Solutions LLC, a company that's mission is to make abortion "normal" and "accessible to all." The new drug will most likely be sold at a lower price. |
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| White House Aims to Win Government Shutdown with Aggressive New Approach |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| "No one wins when Democrats shut down the government," Senator Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) declared to Senate colleagues from the floor. Indeed, conventional wisdom, based on decades of experience, holds that government shutdowns create no winners, only losers. The second Trump administration hopes to change that trend by taking a far more aggressive approach to negotiations. |
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| As Deadly Violence against Houses of Worship Rises, So Do Law Enforcement, Security Measures |
| by Dan Hart |
| A deadly attack on a synagogue in the United Kingdom on Thursday is the latest in a surge of violence that has been occurring against places of worship across the globe. Experts applauded the Trump administration's recent prosecution of a group of individuals who unlawfully targeted a synagogue in New Jersey, saying stepped-up law enforcement and increased church security measures could help turn back the tide of violence against houses of worship. |
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| Energy Department Cuts $7.56 Billion in Green Projects |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has terminated nearly $8 billion in green energy projects, it announced Thursday, determining "that they did not meet the economic, national security or energy security standards necessary to justify continued investment." The cancellations delivered on President Trump's agenda to "protect taxpayer dollars and expand America's supply of affordable, reliable, and secure energy," the DOE argued. |
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| The Immediate Need for Extra Pressure on Putin |
| by John Teichert |
| In the closing press conference of his recent state visit to the United Kingdom, President Donald Trump acknowledged that Russian President Vladimir Putin had let him down. From a president who is rarely subdued, this was an uncharacteristically understated remark. It was also an acknowledgment that U.S. strategy had failed to yield the president's objectives of quickly ending the war in Ukraine. |
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| Leftists Are Violent. Is That Any Surprise? |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| While the rejection of God and the desire to usurp His celestial throne has been around in one form or another since the Serpent first slithered into the Garden of Eden, leftism properly understood finds its origins in the bloody horrors of the French Revolution, repeated time and time again over the course of the last two-and-a-half centuries of world history. |
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| As Jane Goodall Passes, New DNA Research Raises Doubts on Human, Chimp DNA Similarities |
| by Mark Tapscott |
| When Dr. Jane Goodall's death was announced on October 1, it marked the passing of one of the modern era's most influential individuals, one whose ethological discoveries helped shape the science community's enduring conventional wisdom that human beings and chimpanzees evolved from a common ancestor millions of years ago. |
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| Meat vs. Sugar: The Need for Healthy, Strong Churches amid Increased Attendance |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| Ligonier Ministries' 2025 State of Theology study, conducted alongside Lifeway Research, was recently released, exposing some sobering statistics - particularly as it pertains to the nature of God, sin, the Bible, and more. Its release came around the September 10 assassination of Christian and conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. |
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| Louisiana Issues Arrest Warrant for California Abortion Drug Dealer |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| New court documents are revealing that the state of Louisiana has issued an arrest warrant for a California abortionist who reportedly shipped abortion drugs to a woman in Louisiana. Florida, Missouri, and Texas were joined by Louisiana in filing a lawsuit last month demanding that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) restore a previous provision requiring the abortion drug mifepristone to be dispensed in-person by a medical professional, rather than prescribed via "telehealth" and mailed. |
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