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October 20, 2025
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| Courageous Christians Share Their Stories at Pray Vote Stand Summit |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| A handful of bold Christians who have taken a stand for their faith spoke at Family Research Council's Pray Vote Stand summit on Saturday, during a panel entitled "Profiles in Courage." FRC President Tony Perkins explained the panel's purpose, "When men and women like this are attacked for standing for the biblical truth, ... what are we to do? Stand with them? Absolutely." He continued, "Because when we stand with them, guess what? The Left is going to back off, because they're hoping that we will shrink back into the shadows and will be intimidated because they put their target on individuals like this." He emphasized, "We should boldly stand with men and women who come under attack for their stand for truth." |
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| PERKINS: A Managed Peace in the Middle East |
| by Tony Perkins |
| True and lasting peace will come only when the Prince of Peace, Jesus Christ, reigns over all. Until then, Israel - and the world - must seek a managed peace, grounded not in illusion, but in faith, strength, and the assurance of God's enduring plans and promises. |
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| Pro-Life Experts Discuss Christian Response to Abortion Drug, IVF, and Gov't Role in Post-Roe America |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| While President Donald Trump and his administration are focusing their efforts on deportations, combating domestic terrorism, and grappling with a protracted government shutdown, Christians are urging the president to bolster protections for the most vulnerable of all Americans: the unborn. In a panel discussion at Family Research Council's Pray Vote Stand Summit on Saturday, FRC President Tony Perkins led pro-life experts in discussing the dangers posed to unborn American children by the increasingly-commonly-used abortion drug mifepristone and the president's own recent expansion of in vitro fertilization (IVF) techniques. |
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| The Curious Case of Radule Bojovic and the Complicated Logistics of Illegal Immigration |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| On Thursday, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced the arrest of Montenegro national Radule Bojovic, who was employed as a police officer in the western Chicago suburb of Hanover Park. According to DHS, Bojovic overstayed a six-month tourist visa that required him to leave the country by March 31, 2015. Yet Bojovic's situation appears to be more complex, and it provides a launch point to consider an even more complex issue: the logistics of illegal immigration. |
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| Parents in California Urged to Take Precautions as AB 495 Becomes Law |
| by Dan Hart |
| Amid an avalanche of concerns from parents, parental rights advocates, and churches, California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) earlier this week signed into law a measure that would allow virtually any adult to take custody-like control of a child, including making medical care decisions on their behalf and enrolling them in schools. Experts say parents who have children enrolled in the state's public schools must take immediate precautions and file an emergency contact list with their child's school. |
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| American Maneuvering Prompts Venezuela to Mobilize Armed Forces |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro is massing his armed forces on the coast and mobilizing the country's militia in response to a major U.S. military buildup in the Caribbean Sea. President Trump has assembled forces to crack down on drug smuggling by international criminal gangs he has designated as terrorist organizations, and Maduro has chosen to rattle his saber in response. |
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| Pastor Fired over Pronoun Usage Demands to Be Reinstated |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| A bi-vocational pastor fired for his Christian views is fighting back and preparing to go to court. Pastor Luke Ash was fired from his second job at the Baton Rouge Parish Library in Louisiana earlier this year, after declining to use a transgender-identified coworker's "preferred pronouns." |
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| John Bolton Indicted for Illegally Sharing Classified Documents |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| President Donald Trump's Justice Department is preparing to prosecute a former Trump administration official for knowingly mishandling classified material. Late Thursday, a federal grand jury in Maryland handed down an indictment against John Bolton, a longtime foreign policy hawk who served as National Security Advisor (NSA) in the first Trump administration. |
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