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With a presidential election approaching in a year and a half, the Democratic Party plans to spend millions of dollars to woo Hispanic voters but a Hispanic pastor predicts the political party has moved far beyond what many of those voters support.
A national pro-life student group is waiting for a Hunter College art professor to be held accountable after she cursed the students and vandalized their display in a violent confrontation that was recorded. That professor is now facing even more trouble after allegedly confronting a newspaper reporter with a machete and threatening to “chop” him up.
With Texas closer to abolishing an infamously anti-life law, a pro-life organization will continue to see that the issue is improved.
An organization that helps mothers in crisis continues to help prevent the illegal and often deadly abandonment of newborns.
A conservative writer on education issues finds it "obscene" that a female professor in the University of California system arranged for a porn star to deliver an on-campus lecture to her students.
A media watchdog says broadcast and cable networks are treating a partisan group's talking point against Florida like an official declaration.
At the same time Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis are expected to increase their punches and counter-punches in a presidential primary, a Trump-supporting conservative activist says the two leaders should form a unity ticket for the good of the country.
The president of a ministry that works to give gospel hope to vulnerable children says Russia is taking advantage of Ukrainian families.
A bad showing out of the starting blocks wouldn't mean the end of the race for Ron DeSantis, but a big start could have a far-reaching impact. That's according to former pro-Trump podcaster and social media figure Bill Mitchell.
In a lawless time, truth-telling isn't enough to stop the moral slide. It takes people willing to ignore the slings and arrows and stand up for what's right – and those who do need us to have their backs.