As the 2022 midterm elections approach, Christians in America are wrestling with the question: How involved should we be in pushing for a political candidate or agenda? 

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan criticized her state’s department of education after controversial teacher training videos circulated that included keeping a child’s gender dysphoric identity private from parents even when a child is suicidal.

A recent report released by the Faith and Media Index revealed that most viewers want an increase in coverage on religious themes, despite the pervasive belief by some in the media that religion is too “controversial.”

Senate Republicans have written a letter to Attorney General Merrick Garland asking him to grant U.S. Attorney David Weiss the status of special counsel as he investigates Hunter Biden’s foreign business dealings.

“Democrats need to live with the consequences of open borders. 200,000 illegal aliens need to flood the communities of Martha’s Vineyard, Rehoboth Beach, Palo Alto, and Nantucket,” Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex.) said.

Annexing Donetsk and Luhansk would give Russia veto power over Western influence in Ukraine; namely, NATO membership.

Republican leaders in the Senate are asking the obvious question: why are billions still needed to fund the nation’s response to a pandemic that is no longer happening? 

The sheriff of Bexar County, Texas, says he has not been contacted by the Biden administration but would welcome White House communication as he investigates the events that led 50 migrants from South Texas to Martha’s Vineyard by way of Florida. 

A recent Office of Inspector General report for the Small Business Administration warned of potential fraud and the unintentional funding of international crime organizations through the distribution of COVID-19 Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDLs) and grants meant for American small businesses.

Cancel culture appears to be invading the Church, as a recent poll revealed that nearly half of all evangelical pastors have been canceled by other professing Christians.