SCOTUS To Decide Parental Rights in Education Case
Sierra JohnThe US Supreme Court will decide whether a group of Maryland parents can opt to have their children exempted from LGBTQ-themed storybooks. The coalition of Muslim, Jewish, and Christian parents…
Age Verification Law Sits Before SCOTUS
18 states and counting have passed age verification laws intended to shield minors from adult content online by requiring websites with pornography to verify the age of users before granting…
Parents Weigh In On Education Satisfaction
A new report from the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty and the education reform group FiftyCAN found that only 41% of parents say they are very satisfied with their…
Sanctity of Human Life 2025
Today is Sanctity of Human Life Day. Throughout January, churches and pro-life organizations are observing the sanctity of life and are praying for the restoration of pro-life values in our nation, but…
WI Supreme Court Heard Arguments on Conversion Therapy
Last week, the Wisconsin Supreme Court held oral arguments in a case that concerns a rule Governor Evers and his liberal colleagues are trying to force through without legislative oversight…
Elections Can Move Us Toward Righteousness
Julaine Appling2025 | Week of January 20 | Radio Transcript #1602The end of the Biden Administration has arrived. The United States has a new President and Vice President as Donald Trump…
Inauguration Day 2025
Today, Donald J. Trump will be sworn in as America’s 47th president during the 60th Presidential Inauguration in Washington, D.C, with up to 220,000 guests attending. While Inauguration Day is…
SD Introduces Bill to Display 10 Commandments
Christian post reports that South Dakota lawmakers have introduced a bill that would require public schools to display a copy of the Ten Commandments in classrooms, comparable to a measure…
Religious Freedom Day 2025
Since 1993, our presidents have honored January sixteenth as “Religious Freedom Day,” encouraging Americans to observe the day through events and activities at home, in schools, and in places of…
Photo ID to Vote Could be Ensconce in our State Constitution
Last week, the Wisconsin Senate passed a joint resolution on second consideration that would ensconce in our state constitution a provision requiring a photo ID in order to vote. The…