RFK Jr. Sparks Firestorm Over Antidepressants at Emotional Summit Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. ignited a national debate this week after comparing SSRI withdrawal to heroin
The United States Supreme Court has once again stepped into the cultural crossfire—this time delivering a decisive ruling that strengthens First Amendment protections for pro-life pregnancy centers. In a landmark
In recent years, a striking cultural shift has emerged among Generation Z—one that signals not just a change in lifestyle preferences, but a deeper departure from the biblical framework that
In a culture where divorce is normalized, joked about, and often treated as an escape hatch when things get hard, Scripture presents a radically different vision. The Bible doesn’t just
Too Much Freedom? Rethinking Political Violence And Responsibility OPINION: Wait, we have TOO MUCH freedom? I thought we’re in the middle of an authoritarian dictatorship! That kind of rhetorical flip
Nigel Farage Backs Church In Street Preaching Fight Nigel Farage, the Reform U.K. member of Parliament for Clacton, has expressed support for a British church fighting a local council’s bid
Iowa Universities Face New Civics And History Requirements The Iowa state House has approved a bill that would require public university students to take two introductory civics courses, one focused
A growing chorus of economists and policy experts is sounding the alarm: the United States government may be trapped in what some are calling a “debt-driven doom loop.” This phrase,
A growing unease is spreading across American churches—and it’s not about politics, culture wars, or even declining attendance. According to new research from Lifeway Research, a majority of churchgoers are
How Americans See Each Other: A Deepening Moral Divide Recent polling shows American adults are likelier than people in many other countries to judge their fellow citizens as morally bad.