6 questions Christians must ask before posting online

“New Christian Right” Pastor Joel Webbon tweeted last year: “Women should log off of social media and devote their attention to baking pies—apple, preferably.” I was not particularly compelled to log off and bake a pie by that. The post was annoying; Webbon accomplished nothing but farming for engagement, and I kept scrolling. The Apostle Paul, on […]

How States Can Support Grieving Parents

Miscarriage is a devastating, life-altering event that far too many parents walk through without adequate care for their needs or meaningful recognition of their lost child. Rather than weaponizing the loss, public policy advocates must uplift these families with substantive care and recognize that their grief is not just the end of a pregnancy. It […]

Half of House Democrats Reject the U.S.-Israel Partnership

July 15, 2026, was a defining day for congressional Democrats. Over one hundred Democratic members of the House of Representatives, including party leadership, voted to bar all United States military funding to Israel. Last month, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Kentucky 4th) proposed an amendment to an annual national defense appropriations bill to prohibit the United States […]

The Jig isn’t Up: A Boy will Compete in Girls’ Irish Dance in Florida

In less than a month, a trans-identifying male is slated to compete in the girls’ category at the North American Irish Dance Championship (NAIDC) over the Fourth of July in Orlando, Florida. Concerned Women for America has followed this case for over three years. Yet the Irish dance powers-that-be continue to refuse to protect their […]

Inaction has consequences: Mail-order mifepristone is midterm game-changer

Inaction on the abortion drug crisis will not come without consequences for this year’s midterm elections. As post-Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization retaliation dressed as COVID-19 relief, the Biden Food and Drug Administration removed the very last of any common-sense safety regulations on the abortion drug, mifepristone, making the dangerous drug available on demand to the general public via mail […]

What’s Next for the Abortion Drug?

Last week saw several significant developments in the fight to end the mail-order abortion drug crisis in the United States. The crisis began when former President Biden’s Food and Drug Administration (FDA) gutted in-person dispensing requirements for the abortion drug under the guise of COVID relief, leaving pro-life states to reckon with an onslaught of […]

‘What’s Your Favorite Type of Abortion?’ How to Win the Abortion Debate

Last week, U.S. Republican Rep. Brandon Gill (TX- 26) made headlines for asking an abortion advocate, “What’s your favorite type of abortion?” The witness, despite 25 years of professional experience in abortion policy as a “nationally recognized expert in U.S. reproductive rights laws” at American University, could not answer the question. All she mustered was several iterations […]

A Month of Good News: Faith Month Wrap Up

Concerned Women for America (CWA) is not ashamed of the Gospel—that’s why we celebrate Faith Month every April. In a culture that too often celebrates pride, self-identity, and selfishness, Faith Month calls Christians nationwide to live out their faith. Every year, believers from all over America come together during the month of April in prayer, worship, and […]

Will Taxpayers Foot the Bill for Abortion and ‘Gender-Affirming Care’ in 2026?

On July 4, American taxpayers are set to resume funding one of the nation’s largest providers of so-called gender-affirming care for children, which also just happens to be the nation’s largest provider of abortion. If that’s not a killjoy for America’s 250th birthday, I don’t know what is. Last year, President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act defunded Big Abortion providers like […]

Hochul’s ‘Death with Dignity’ is Neither

New Yorkers struggling with mental health crises are told to call 988, the suicide-prevention hotline. But on February 6, Governor Kathy Hochul signed the Medical Aid in Dying Act into law, authorizing doctors to prescribe lethal drugs to terminally ill patients. The message is stark: some lives must be saved, others may be ended. Before […]

Markup Recap: The Protection of Women in Olympic and Amateur Sports Act

On February 3, 2026, the House of Representatives Committee on the Judiciary hosted a markup for H.R. 1028, the Protection of Women in Olympic and Amateur Sports Act. The bill, championed by Rep. Greb Stuebe (R-Florida 17th), requires sports national governing bodies (NGBs) to designate women’s and girls’ sports categories based on biological sex. After […]

The Healthcare Fight and the Hyde Amendment

Last week, a months-long fight over healthcare policy climaxed in the House of Representatives. Seventeen members from Speaker Mike Johnson’s (R-Louisiana 4th) side of the aisle voted with Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-New York 8th) to advance his proposed Obamacare extension, breaking with their party and abandoning a bare-minimum commitment to the Hyde Amendment. The […]

“The Warmth of Collectivism” has a Chilling Track Record

On January 1, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani took the oath of office in a Manhattan subway station, his right hand raised, and his left hand resting on a Quran. That’s right—the largest American city, where the Twin Towers once stood, is now governed by a mayor with a sworn allegiance to the very […]

President Trump’s Golden Era: 2025 in Review

President Trump inaugurated his second term in January 2025, and over the past twelve months, his administration fulfilled campaign promises and delivered the American people a long-awaited golden era at breakneck speed. Before we move on to year two, let’s take a walk through the past year and cover President Trump’s biggest wins in 2025. […]

Christmas and Christ in the Womb

It’s that time of year when every living room is furnished with a decked-out Christmas tree, nativity scenes line neighborhood streets, and the Gospel is sung to classic Christmas tunes on every radio station. This month, the “holiday season” points us to Jesus Christ’s miraculous incarnation with overwhelming clarity, frequency, and cultural engagement—but are we […]

No, feminism isn’t fixed by repealing the 19th Amendment

Recent nationwide gubernatorial and mayoral elections were a resounding success for Democrats (and one very notable Socialist). Exit polling reveals a concerning statistic: young women overwhelmingly voted blue —“Hot Girls for Mamdani,” anyone? Here are the numbers: In New York City, 81% of women aged 18-29 voted for Mayor-elect Mamdani; in Virginia, 78% voted for […]

House Holds Hearing to Protect Kids Online

A key House of Representatives Committee held a hearing this week to move forward three of Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee’s (CWALAC) priority pieces of legislation. The House of Representatives Committee on Energy and Commerce (E&C) subcommittee on Commerce, Manufacturing, and Trade (CMT) hosted a hearing Tuesday morning titled “Legislative Solutions to Protect […]

Pro-abortion Picture Books for Kindergarteners?

You’ve heard of Genderqueer, My Two Dads and Me, When Aidan Became a Brother, and The Little Engine that Could: Pride Parade. Children’s books, TV shows, and school materials riddled with LGBTQ propaganda are all but common. But last week, a new mold was broken: the Left celebrated Amelia Bonow’s forthcoming pro-abortion picture book for […]

Who is Nick Fuentes, and Why Should Christians Reject His Worldview?

On October 28, Tucker Carlson hosted Nick Fuentes for an interview on The Tucker Carlson Show. The episode was immediately met with a social media firestorm of divided backlash and support among conservatives—an outsized reaction given Fuentes’ isolated, marginal reputation. Carlson pulled his weight in deserved criticism. On air, Carlson said he disliked Christians who […]