Support for Israel has declined among all age groups since 2023, with the sharpest decline taking place among those aged 18-34, two-thirds of whom express a negative view of the country, according to
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As many as 55 federal departments and agencies have created 57 rule changes to keep track of employees or applicants who have sought exemptions of various kinds, including exemptions to COVID-19 vaccine mandates, a Christian conservative lobbying group reports.
Pro-life advocates are criticizing the Biden administration’s move to establish a “reproductive healthcare access task force after 2021 was record year for pro-life legislation at the state level.
Republican Party officials on Friday voted to censure members of their own party over the congressional committee investigating the Jan. 6 riots that breached the U.S. Capitol building.
A federal appeals court has allowed a Tennessee law that bans abortions performed on the basis of an unborn baby being diagnosed with Down syndrome to take effect, reversing a lower court order blocking the law.
The Biden administration is sending troops to eastern Europe in an effort to deter a Russian invasion of Ukraine. That move has many Americans asking if it's in our country's best interest to get involved. One American who believes the United States should be involved is former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. He says protecting Ukraine is vital to our country's economy. He also thinks that President Biden's weak foreign policy is enabling Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
President Joe Biden stressed the need to improve political civility in the United States during his remarks at the 70th annual National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C.
With the U.S. Capitol as divided as ever due to partisan politics, lawmakers are coming together on Thursday for the 70th annual National Prayer Breakfast.
President Joe Biden's nominee to serve as a U.S. Circuit Court Judge for the Atlanta-based 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has come under fire from the Family Research Council (FRC) and other conservative groups.
A judge has issued a second preliminary injunction against an Ohio law that, among other things, requires that aborted babies be given proper disposal through burial or cremation.
