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An attorney for the largest legal organization in the nation dedicated exclusively to defending religious liberty for all Americans explains why military service members are suing over President Biden's COVID shot mandate.
A national defense analyst who served under Colin Powell in Korea remembers the late general and secretary of state as an intelligent and capable leader who didn't go along with the bad behavior of his fellow officers.
A bill advancing in the Texas legislature is being labeled an "anti-trans" sports bill – but AFN spoke to one supporter of the measure who uses different terminology.
A judge in Canada has ordered that any time a persecuted Canadian pastor speaks in public, he has to recite a government-written disclaimer if he wants to stay out of jail. That pastor, however, says he's having none of it.
An immigration border enforcement organization says a growing number of Democratic lawmakers should be worrying about re-election next year in light of President Joe Biden's sinking poll numbers.
An attorney for the world’s largest legal organization committed to protecting free speech says there will be "quite a few legal problems" if the Biden administration continues with a rule that private sector workers get COVID shots or show consistent negative test result as a condition of employment.
The battle over the Texas Heartbeat Act continues.
The multi-trillion-dollar spending bill that President Biden and other politicians are pushing includes language involving child care providers, but a conservative explains why not everyone is in favor of the ideas.
The Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court of the United States is still at work, but any recommendations it has for reform may fall on deaf ears.
A former leader in the Republican Party is pleased to see that a majority of American voters recognize that widespread election fraud took place in the 2020 presidential election, and she believes audits would be an appropriate beginning response.
