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October 23, 2025
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| Pro-Lifers Warn against Abortion Drug Dangers as Pro-Abortion Group Tries to Shield Abortionists |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| While conservatives are working to re-implement stringent safeguards around the abortion drug, progressives are preparing to make the deadly pill more readily available. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently approved a generic brand of the abortion drug mifepristone, shocking supporters of President Donald Trump. On Tuesday night's episode of "Washington Watch," Rep. Robert Aderholt (R-Ala.) told Family Research Council President Tony Perkins, "That was very disappointing, I'll just be honest with you, coming out of the Trump administration." |
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| Suspected Arson Hits Two Rural N.C. Churches |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| Two Baptist church buildings in Cleveland County, N.C. were set on fire Friday night in what investigators are treating as cases of suspected arson. Family Research Council has compiled 1,384 acts of "Hostility against Churches in the United States" from 2018 through 2024, and these latest attacks only extend that trend. "This is a reflection, really, of what Paul wrote about in Second Thessalonians [2:7]," declared FRC President Tony Perkins on "Washington Watch," where Paul writes that "the mystery of lawlessness is already at work." |
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| How Should Christians Think about Artificial Intelligence? |
| by Dan Hart |
| As investors rush to cash in on the current boom in artificial intelligence (AI) and as AI creeps more and more into the everyday lives of Americans, Christians are left to wonder how to approach the burgeoning technology and guard against its dangers. A panel discussion at Family Research Council's 2025 Pray Vote Stand Summit last weekend explored how Christians should think about AI. |
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| U.S. Must Sanction European Buyers of Russian Energy to End Ukraine War, Experts Say |
| by Dan Hart |
| As Russia's war on Ukraine enters its 45th month, President Donald Trump stated Tuesday that he will not meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Budapest to discuss peace terms as previously planned, with the U.S. president remarking that he did not want to conduct a "wasted meeting" with the intractable Russian autocrat after the regime signaled that it would not back away from demanding control of vast swaths of Ukrainian territory. Experts say the U.S. must sanction countries that buy Russian energy in order to dry up Putin's means of funding the war. |
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| Zohran Mamdani Versus a Three-Year-Old |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| My three-year-old son knows better than Zohran Mamdani. I do not say that he knows more than Mamdani, nor that he is smarter. Still, he knows better. For all of Mamdani's sophistication and polish, his public remarks betray a lack of moral clarity on issues essential to good government and human flourishing - clarity that even a three-year-old can grasp. Namely, the man cruising toward victory in New York City's 2025 mayoral election seems to lack respect for a person's life and property. |
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| Sports Betting Behemoth Moves to Expand into Less-Regulated Market |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| A major sports betting company is planning on expanding its operations into event contracts, which experts warn could be dangerous. DraftKings announced on Tuesday that it has acquired Railbird Technologies, a federally-licensed exchange allowing users to bet on and trade event contracts. |
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| Listening to Justice Kennedy |
| by Chuck Donovan |
| This fall features the publication of a second book from that small group constituting present and past members of the Supreme Court of the United States. The first was Justice Amy Coney Barrett's "Listening to the Law" and the second, out this month from Simon and Schuster, is Justice Anthony M. Kennedy's "Life, Law & Liberty." The books contrast considerably in style. |
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| Rejecting Trans Lies in Every Arena - Physical and Virtual |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| The true fight against transgenderism is one that stays consistent across physical and non-physical lines. There's a simple reason why. Because while physical advantages - like those of trans-identifying men dominating women's sports - grab headlines, the root of this issue is and always will be mental and spiritual. |
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