If foreign students express pro-terrorist sentiments, existing law allows for their removal. The First Amendment has nothing to do with it.
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For the past two weeks, adulation over Episcopal Bishop Mariann Budde’s scolding of President Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance has become all the rage for liberal church leaders across the United States and, indeed, around the world.
Republican legislators have been in the minority in the Illinois House of Representatives since 1982, except for a brief period of Republican control from 1995 to 1997. Since 2018, they have been in the super-minority. This means they are unable to block legislative actions without some Democratic support.
A federal court in Pennsylvania found that the Mt. Lebanon School District violated the rights of parents when a first-grade teacher, Megan Williams, introduced gender ideology instruction without providing parents the option to opt their children out.
Shortly after taking the oath of office on Monday [January 20th], President Trump signed a multitude of executive orders repealing the Biden administration’s promotion of radical gender ideology, ending the weaponization of government against religious and pro-life Americans and safeguarding free speech.
In this special episode of Illinois Family Spotlight, Pastor Ceasar LeFlore sits down with LaTasha Fields to discuss education, parental rights, and community empowerment.
In a Jan. 26 interview on CBS "Face the Nation," left-wing program host Margaret Brennan asks Vance, “Do you personally support the idea of conducting a raid or enforcement action in a church service, at a school?”
The 14th Amendment’s intent is clear: Citizenship belongs to those under full U.S. jurisdiction — not to children of illegal immigrants violating national consent.
Democrats are circling the wagons, warning that President Trump and fellow Republicans are out for “revenge.” They are counting on the media to misrepresent any attempts at accountability and justice.
Policies have the power to influence the culture towards marriage and family. In this episode of Self Evident, Jenna and Alyssa sit down with Scott Phelps for a discussion on what government policies the Trump Administration can implement to encourage marriage and family.
The day after Donald J. Trump took the oath of office as the 47th President of the United States, left-wing federal lawmakers gathered for a press conference to decry the new direction of the nation.
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