Irreplaceable: The Importance of a Father

The newest documentary from Focus on the Family, Irreplaceable, dives deep into our world’s broken view of the family to find exactly what it is that has led us to where we are now.

[LBB] Positive Developments on Benghazi Investigation

News that Speaker of the House John Boehner (R-Ohio) will schedule a vote to create a new select committee to investigate the terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya, on September 11, 2012, are a welcomed development in what has been a sad period in American history.

Kerry Mistakes Israel for South Africa

Yesterday, on the eve of Holocaust Remembrance Day, Secretary of State John Kerry  commented at the Trilateral Commission that Israel could become an “apartheid state” if diplomatic talks to reach a peaceful Israeli-Palestinian two-state solution fails.

[AUDIO] Air Force Academy Cadet’s Religious Liberty Neglected

An Air Force Academy cadet was recently asked to remove a verse of Scripture from his personal whiteboard that hung outside his dorm door. So what is Congress doing to stop this neglect of the cadet’s freedom of religion and to defend all of our rights to religious liberty?

Reid’s Senate Farce

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nevada) is on a roll. Before the Senate’s Easter recess, he was all up in arms about confirming Michelle Friedland to the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.

National Women’s History Museum Talking Points

National Women’s History Museum Bottom Line: While the idea of celebrating women is admirable, the content of such a museum would create a shrine to the leftist ideology and would not provide an accurate portrayal of American women. It is for this reason we object to the National Women’s History Museum as currently structured.

Rejecting Canada’s Anti-Free Speech Practices

The real problem came when the Canadian Border Services Agency actually followed their advice and detained LaBarbera at the Regina International Airport in Saskatchewan for alleged violations of Canada’s “Public incitement of hatred” law.

World’s Toughest Job

Have you ever considered what the world’s tough job entails? And who would apply? A group held interviews for the world’s toughest job and we love how it ends.

Once Upon a Donkey

My title might suggest a fairytale, but the story I’m about to tell you is absolutely true — and amazing. It is Luke’s account of the triumphal entry.

Obama’s March Madness

This month, college basketball teams aren’t the only ones experiencing madness. The Supreme Court is also facing a rather eventful month.

Another Week, Another Common Core Failure

Pauline Hawkins has been a high school English teacher in Colorado for 11 years, but she is leaving the job she loves over an ethical disagreement with the Common Core State Standards Initiative

Legislative Update for April 11, 2014

House Debbie Smith Reauthorization: CWALAC is pleased the House reauthorized the Debbie Smith Act. The Debbie Smith Act provides funds to state and local law enforcement agencies to perform DNA testing on rape kits. Testing rape kits is crucial to taking dangerous criminals off the streets and bringing justice and closure to rape victims. The […]

Paycheck Fairness Act (S.2199) Opposition Letter

While the President’s 77 cent myth makes a good talking point, that number ignores the variables that are unique to the choices women make, which differ from men, in their work/life balance.  Read CWALAC’s letter (click here) of opposition to the Paycheck Fairness Act (S.2199) that would harm women in the workforce.