This week, the White House celebrates the first 100 days of Trump's second term as POTUS by focusing on the progress that has been made securing the border. In fact, the lawn outside the White House was lined with posters of 100 of the "worst illegal immigrant criminals" recently arrested, including rapists, murderers, and criminals who attacked children.
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It's "May Madness" in the Illinois General Assembly and this special episode of Spotlight features IFI's lobbyist, David Curtin, with an update on what exactly is going on in Springfield.
As previously noted, the IHSA (Illinois High School Association) is in hot water due to their dedication to allowing biological men to occupy girls’ spaces and compete in girls’ sports.
Once again, columnist Robert Knight critiques the inconsistent application of due process and highlights the legacy media's bias. He points out how due process is selectively emphasized depending on political or social contexts, exposing deep seeded hypocrisy in media coverage that amplifies certain narratives while ignoring others.
In this special episode of Illinois Family Spotlight podcast, Dave Smith sits down with IFI's Senior Counsel, James Odom, to discuss the legal implications of the Homeschool Registration Act (HB 2827).
The IHSA (Illinois High School Association) has doubled down on its dedication to allow biological males to compete in girls’ sports.
Christianity Today recently published an article by so-called "scholar" Jeffrey P. Arroyo García who speculated that Jesus might have been crucified with ropes instead of nails. This article was based on García's paper "Nails or Knots — How Was Jesus Crucified?" His conjecture sparked significant controversy.
The legalization and normalization of marijuana is based on misconceptions and a foolish dismissal of significant health risks, particularly for young people. It is high time to reconsider marijuana legalization and expose Big Marijuana's misinformation and it's willingness to place profits over public health and safety.
First Liberty Institute highlights a U.S. Supreme Court case involving Blake Warner, which could significantly impact parental rights nationwide. Warner, a father, attempted to legally represent his child in court but was required to hire an attorney, a mandate he argues infringes on his parental rights to make decisions for his child and his child’s right to access the courts without legal representation.
I guess United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres didn't think his hyping global warming risks brought him enough attention, so now he says, "The era of global boiling has arrived!"
Global boiling? Give me a break.
Global boiling? Give me a break.
