The top House Republican is warning that the Democratic Party is trying to jail its chief political rival before November's election. Appearing with Family Research Council President Tony Perkins on Saturday morning's episode of "This Week on the Hill," House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) declared, "Donald Trump is being targeted because of who he is. If he was not running for president again, I don't think you'd see any of this barrage of prosecutions, these local district attorneys and state attorneys who are after him..."
Most Americans were probably surprised to hear the media cover a Kansas City Chief not named Travis Kelce. But while Taylor Swift's latest boyfriend is away on her European tour, the mob stayed very busy crucifying his Catholic teammate, kicker Harrison Butker. His crime? Daring to talk about his faith on a college campus that shares it.
In 1 Thessalonians 5:18, the Apostle Paul wrote, "Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus." The call to "give thanks" is repeated in over 30 instances within the book of Psalms. 1 Chronicles, Philippians, Colossians, Hebrews, Isaiah, and Ephesians, to name a few, cry out the need to express thanks to our God. It's a clear call. It seems easy enough to live out, right? And yet, I can't help but wonder: how easy is it, really, to "give thanks in all circumstances"? Because I've come to find it's far easier to be ungrateful.
Terrorists in Rafah have been operating out of the U.N. Relief and Works Agency's (UNRWA) central compound, according to video footage the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) released Tuesday. The footage contained "Hamas terrorists firing at civilians from within a UNRWA facility next to UN vehicles in Rafah," described Foreign Minister Israel Katz, leading him to conclude, "UNRWA is an arm of the terrorist organization Hamas."
The chairman of the House Oversight and Accountability Committee is warning that despite the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) unprecedented level of infiltration of U.S. institutions, intelligence agencies under the Biden administration appear to be unprepared, with "no government plan" to counter the threat.
Despite national attention and thousands of protesting parents, a federal court is refusing to allow parents to opt their children out of LGBT courses in school. The U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals decided on Wednesday that Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) in Maryland does not have to allow parents to opt their children out of LGBT-themed lessons. Judge G. Steven Agee, a George W. Bush appointee, claimed that the parents seeking to opt their children out of the lessons in question did not provide sufficient evidence to justify a preliminary injunction.
