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In the latest battle in a war over gender identity, the state of Colorado is one step away from recognizing two radical laws that jeopardize parents' custody over their children in the name of transgender rights.
A family advocacy group in Tennessee commends lawmakers for protecting teachers and students and taking a step in the right direction.
Josh Hammer, an attorney and editor-at-large with Newsweek, is cautiously optimistic that the Supreme Court will rein in rogue judges and remake lower courts – but such a ruling isn’t a slam dunk, he says.
Pro-lifers are glad that the health secretary has asked the FDA to review the abortion pill.
After a new state law in Arkansas recognizes Israel’s historic claim to its ancient territories, the state lawmaker behind the bill says history is on the side of the Jews who have occupied that land for thousands of years.
An advocate for historic Christian teaching in society is interested to see what's next for a priest who can't seem to find a place in Anglican denominations.
The question isn’t if trials will come for the Christian, but whether we’ll face them spiritually prepared -- or spiritually unprepared. To state the obvious, preparation begins with rooting ourselves in Christ.
A public policy analyst thinks a recent poll illustrates the disarray of the Democratic Party.
While he thinks Donald Trump's "commerce vs. chaos" is a good way to deal with the Middle East, a U.S. House rep. suggests it should not apply equally across the region.
A national security expert isn't keen on the prospect of giving AI systems and development the equivalent of unregulated "free rein" in hopes of ensuring the U.S. is the worldwide leader in the technology.
