Let Your Light Shine Through Your Vote

For the Christian, everything we do, in word or deed, we do in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ, giving thanks to God the Father, through Him (see Colossians 3:17). And despite the weird, evil manipulations of the Bible by some candidates this election season, most Christians understand the Biblical ethics that guide our […]

5 abortion claims from James Talarico Christians must reject

In a debate with citizens aired on CNN, a Christian woman pressed Texas senatorial candidate James Talarico on the issue of abortion. Talarico rattled off a myriad of lies in his response that must be challenged. 1. “The Bible is silent on abortion” The living and active Word of God is not silent on abortion. Abortion […]

Something Doesn’t Add Up with Anthropic’s Latest Moves

Anthropic wants you to know that artificial intelligence poses an existential threat to humanity. It also wants you to invest in it. On Monday, the company behind the Claude AI chatbot filed for an initial public offering (IPO) that could value the company at an astonishing $2 trillion, potentially making it one of the largest […]

Life on the Ballot: Know Before You Vote

Election Day is fast approaching on November 3, and voters in four states will decide on abortion-related ballot referendums: Missouri, Virginia, Nevada, and Idaho. Before you go to the polls, be sure to educate yourself, your family, and your Church on what you’ll see on the ballot and what it means. The following are descriptions […]

Beyond the Cheap World: How One Christian Artist Is Leading a Cultural Shift

Faith is actively saturating pop culture right now through artists willing to take a stand for what is good and true. While the secular world currently gives young people “cheap” content, authentic faith offers something different– depth, reason, genuine connection–exactly what this generation is desperately yearning for. Recent trends show Gen Z becoming a more […]

Schools’ EdTech Gravy Train is Hurting Our Children

Google is having a bad week. On Tuesday, NBC News issued a scathing report exposing YouTube’s takeover of America’s classrooms, facilitated largely through school-issued Chromebooks and iPads: One seventh-grader viewed 4,700 YouTube (owned by Alphabet, the parent company of Google) videos during class. An eighth-grader viewed 5,700 in class. A second-grader viewed close to 500 […]

New Executive Order Seeks to Improve Women’s Healthcare

Women’s healthcare has long been given short shrift by the medical research industry. A new executive order signed by President Trump and championed by First Lady Melania Trump seeks to change that. To state an obvious fact, women are not the same as men. They have different hormones, physical structures, and even cellular differences that […]

Your Health App Should Earn Your Trust

A period tracker can remember the date you forgot. A telehealth appointment can be conveniently scheduled from any location between class and work. An online prescription can spare you a long drive or an uncomfortable waiting room. For young women trying to manage their health, these conveniences have real value. But before we inform an […]

FDA Provides Update on Abortion Drug Review 

Last week, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) provided a court-ordered update on the status of the agency’s long-awaited safety review of the abortion drug mifepristone. The study officially began in September 2025 with a completion date set for the end of 2026—but on October 7, the agency reported that the study would be published […]

Biological Truth is Not Child Abuse: The Yaeli Martinez Child Protection Act

At just fifteen years old, Yaeli Martinez, daughter to Abigail Martinez, began asking to identify as “Andrew.” Yaeli suffered from a long history of depression and learning deficits, and her mother alleges that Los Angeles LGBT Center school counselors groomed Yaeli into becoming “trans” behind her back. Abigail, a Christian mother of four, did not […]

Kratom: the ‘Gas Station Heroin’ that is bafflingly legal

Last month, two Ole Miss students were tragically found dead on campus. Near their bodies were found open packages of kratom, a supplement based on a plant from Southeast Asia that has become very popular in the United States. Though the toxicology reports are still pending, this case has raised the question about why, in […]

October 7 and The Battle Against Unbelief

There is a book within me I have yet to write: The Battle Against Unbelief.  It is the battle of our times. You’ve heard it a thousand times. “You can’t believe anything these days.” If I were the devil, I couldn’t have orchestrated the cultural sentiment any better. It manifests in multiple contexts in this […]

Democrats MIA from Women’s Sports Hearing

The Senate Judiciary Committee recently held a critical hearing on the issue of men competing in women’s sports. Or perhaps it is more accurate to say that half of the Senate Judiciary Committee held that hearing, considering the Democratic half of the Committee chose not to show up. Only Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minnesota) made a […]

The Effect of Devaluing Life: Another Woman Receives Empathy for Murdering Her Child

In modern-day America, unborn babies are constantly subjugated to clinical labels such as “fetus,” “embryo,” “zygote,” or even just “tissue.” At the other end of life, the elderly and disabled are deemed “inconvenient,” “burdensome,” or “unable to contribute to society.” Our culture claims that unborn babies should be killed in the womb and that seniors […]

Celebrating Fifty Years of the Hyde Amendment

Just three years after the nationwide legalization of abortion in 1973 with the Roe v. Wade decision, freshman Congressman Henry Hyde of Illinois observed a problem: American taxpayers were being forced to pay for abortions through federally funded healthcare plans like Medicaid. More than that, he knew that whatever the government pays for, it encourages.   […]

CWA Applauds Dept. of Education Burying Biden’s Illegal Title IX Rule

For Immediate Release: September 22, 2026 | Contact: [email protected] WASHINGTON, DC – Concerned Women for America (CWA) celebrates the U.S. Department of Education’s decision to formally rescind President Biden’s Title IX regulations. While Biden’s rule was never enforced, it remained on the books pending today’s announcement. “CWA applauds the Department of Education’s action that officially […]

Socialized Medicine’s Dangerous Solution To High Costs

Socialized medicine and assisted suicide in the U.S.? Wake up America, we’re next. In November 2022, Canadian native Allison Ducluzeau was rushed to the emergency room with severe abdominal pain. Subsequent tests revealed a rare, aggressive abdominal cancer: stage 4 peritoneal carcinomatosis. In consultations at the British Columbia Cancer Agency, oncologists informed Allison that she was not eligible […]