Politics

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  'Red States Are More Patriotic Than Blue States,' Study Finds A new report that examined all 50 states on various issues found that Montana is the most patriotic state in the US. The report also found that New York is the least patriotic state. Michael Foust Jun 22, 2021
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  47 Percent Say the 'State of Moral Values' in U.S. are Poor, But Partisan Divides Remain: Gallup According to a new Gallup survey, nearly half of American adults believe the "state of moral values" in the United States is poor. Michael Foust Jun 21, 2021
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  Biden DOJ Opposes West Virginia Law that Prohibits Biological Boys from Playing on Girls' Teams The Department of Justice, last week, filed a brief in federal court opposing a West Virginia law prohibiting biological boys from playing on girls' sports teams. Michael Foust Jun 21, 2021
• DeSantis, Pence Headline Faith and Freedom Coalition's 'Road to the Majority' Conference Prominent conservatives spoke at The Faith and Freedom Coalition's Road to the Majority conference over the weekend to discuss strategies for winning back Congress in the 2022 midterm elections. Milton Quintanilla Jun 21, 2021
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Tops 2024 Presidential Straw Poll, Trump Comes in Second In a straw poll at the Western Conservative Summit seeking to gauge voter preferences for 2024 presidential candidates, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis beat out former President Donald Trump by three... Milton Quintanilla Jun 21, 2021
• A Narrow SCOTUS Ruling with Serious Implications for Religious Liberty The U.S. Supreme Court issued a much-anticipated ruling in Fulton v. City of Philadelphia on Thursday. In a 9-0 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that Catholic Social Services could not be forced to... John Stonestreet & Roberto Rivera Jun 21, 2021
• Biden Gives Vladimir Putin a List of Infrastructure Entities That Are 'Off-Limits' to Russian Cyberattacks President Joe Biden told reporters that during a recent meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin he gave Putin a list of 16 infrastructure entities that are "off-limits" to cyberattacks. Milton Quintanilla Jun 18, 2021
• Donald Trump to Hold First Post-White House Rally on June 26 in Ohio Former President Donald Trump is set to hold a campaign-style rally in Ohio on June 26. This is his first rally since leaving the White House. Milton Quintanilla Jun 18, 2021
• IRS Insists that 'Bible Teachings' Are Republican in Denying Group's Tax-Exempt Request The IRS has denied the request by a Texas faith-based organization to become tax-exempt, saying that several of the group's "Bible teachings" on abortion, marriage and other issues are primarily affiliated... Michael Foust Jun 17, 2021
• Congress Votes to Make Juneteenth a Federal Holiday On Wednesday, Congress passed a bill seeking to make Juneteenth a federal holiday. Amanda Casanova Jun 17, 2021
• Department of Education Says Sports, Bathrooms Must Be Open to Transgender Students The Department of Education said this week that public schools must give transgender students access to bathrooms and sports corresponding to their self-identified gender. Michael Foust Jun 17, 2021
• 'An Unmitigated Disaster Zone': Trump to Visit US-Mexico Border with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott This week, former President Donald Trump announced that he will be visiting the U.S.-Mexico border. Milton Quintanilla Jun 17, 2021