Accountability at Last? SPLC Faces Indictment for Subsidizing the Hate It Condemned

The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has spent years pretending to be a fearless watchdog against extremism. In truth, it has operated more like a sophisticated fundraising machine that labeled decent Americans as dangerous while quietly promoting the hateful messages it purported to condemn. But there is renewed hope that accountability might finally be coming […]

Truth, Liberty, and American Families Win at the U.S. Supreme Court

“The First Amendment stands as a bulwark against any effort to prescribe an orthodoxy of views,” wrote Justice Neil Gorsuch in an 8-1 resounding victory for our constitutional rights in Chiles v. Salazar. The Court wrote that the principle, “reflect[s] a belief that each American enjoys an inalienable right to speak his mind and a […]

Respect for the Law and Common Sense Gives a Big Victory to Parents

The case, Mirabelli v. Bonta, is straightforward for any reasonable observer. The radically liberal state of California sought to force teachers and school administrators to conspire against parents to secretly transition children suffering from gender dysphoria. It passed a law prohibiting schools from sharing information about a child’s transitioning with the child’s parents without the […]

One Nation, Under God— State of the Union Highlights

It was a speech focused on President Donald Trump’s historic economic victories in the first year of his second term, which are objectively impressive. This is the golden age of America. When I last spoke in this chamber 12 months ago, I had just inherited a nation in crisis with a stagnant economy, inflation at […]

Women’s Sports Oral Arguments at the U.S. Supreme Court—How Did it Go?

We must remain in prayer for these cases: West Virginia v. B.P.J. and Hecox v. Little. “Sex is what matters in sports,” Idaho Solicitor General Alan Michael Hurst said to start oral arguments today at the United States Supreme Court. These cases challenge whether a state is justified in protecting sex-based classifications in sports. Most reasonable people […]

You’re Addicted to Technology, and You Wonder Why You’re Anxious?

Turn them off. Turn them all off. It is affecting you. It is infecting you. The reason everything is “crazy” in some conservative circles, with the constant unhinged attacks on Israel and people flipping sides and going against each other, is that that is the nature of sand. It shifts. It is shapeless. You can […]

Absurd State Arguments in First Choice Women’s Resource Centers v. Platkin

It was painful to listen to Sundeep Iyer, Chief Counsel to the Attorney General of New Jersey, at oral arguments in First Choice Women’s Resource Centers v. Platkin, trying to defend the state of New Jersey’s actions in this case. The New Jersey attorney general (AG) selectively targeted the nonprofit because of their Christian, pro-life […]

Hard Day for the Censors at the Supreme Court in Chiles v. Salazar Orals

Even though up to 90 percent of children who struggle with gender dysphoria at an early age will eventually work out their issues through puberty so that they align their identity to their sex, Colorado wants to prohibit licensed counselors from helping children to do just that. The state wants to force counselors to just […]

The Gospel on Display Through Erika Kirk

From the moment she stepped onto the platform, every one of the 100,000-plus in attendance and the millions watching online could sense the supernatural strength that carried Charlie Kirk’s widow to deliver her remarks at the service in memory of her late husband. Every step to the podium, every gesture, every word felt too heavy […]

Big Win for Parental Rights at the Supreme Court

Parents everywhere, regardless of political ideology, should rejoice today as the Supreme Court, once again, affirmed (6-3 in Mahmoud v. Taylor) the long-recognized constitutional principle that “parents have a right ‘to direct the religious upbringing of their children’ and that this right can be infringed by laws that pose ‘a very real threat of undermining’ […]

Planned Parenthood Loses at the Supreme Court

Any time any law seeks to put any limits on abortion, Planned Parenthood is guaranteed to sue. It is something with which legislators have to deal. No matter how reasonable the law is, the nation’s largest abortion provider’s existential dependence on public funding for their promotion of abortion makes them rabid in their attack on […]

Penny Nance on The Drive Home with Greg Seltz on WAVA FM 105.1

Tune in to an engaging conversation with Penny Nance on The Drive Home with Greg Seltz on WAVA FM 105.1. Join us as Penny discuss her new book, Seven Rules For Success in Business and Life: A Woman’s Guide. Don’t miss this compelling discussion from Washington, D.C.’s premier afternoon radio show! Click below to listen:

Supreme Court Upholds the Law and State’s Efforts to Protect Children

Big win at the United States Supreme Court today in United States v. Skrmetti where the Justices decided (6-3) in favor of a Tennessee law (SB 1) that, as an increasing number of states have done, restricts sex transitioning treatments for minors. The law was being challenged by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) which […]

Unanimous Supreme Court Upholds Religious Liberty for Schools

The United States Supreme Court held today (9-0) that the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s application of a state law that exempts certain religious organizations from paying unemployment compensation taxes but denied Catholic Charities as not religious enough violates the First Amendment. The state Supreme Court had said that the schools were not “‘operated primarily for religious […]

Pray for the Justices of the Supreme Court

There are significant cases before the United States Supreme Court at the moment. In two months, we’ve had four high-stakes cases that have grave implications for the issues we care about. I write to get the Justices in your minds as you pray throughout this season heading into June when these cases are expected to […]

Embarrassing Anti-Religious Argument at the U.S. Supreme Court

A Review of Oral Arguments in Mahmoud v. Taylor In Montgomery County, Maryland, a radical school board devised an English curriculum with the specific purpose of indoctrinating children as young as three-years-old with storybooks that promoted LGBTQ inclusivity. The worst part was that the school board was intent on preventing any parents, regardless of specific […]

HHS: Maine Violates Federal Law by Allowing Males in Women’s Sports

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ (HHS) Office for Civil Rights (OCR) sent a letter to the Maine Department of Education, the Maine Principals’ Association, and Greely High School concluding that each is in violation of Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 (Title IX) for allowing males to compete in women’s […]

Five Cases to Watch at the U.S. Supreme Court

Here is a list of the most important cases we are watching at the Supreme Court: 1. Catholic Charities Bureau v. Wisconsin Labor & Industry Review Commission Oral arguments: March 31 What’s it about? – Wisconsin argues the Catholic Charities Bureau is not sufficiently religious to get tax-exempt status, even though it is controlled by […]

Trump Ushers in a Commonsense Revolution in Joint Session Address

“America is back,” said President Donald Trump as he gave his first address of his second term to the joint session of Congress. With those words, the President struck a positive, upbeat, and optimistic tone that gave hope to all Americans, regardless of party affiliation. He spoke of common sense, and that theme carried him […]