Tony Perkins and Ken Blackwell
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What my father’s funeral taught me about the crisis of fatherhood
Last week, I spoke one of, if not the most difficult, messages of my life. But in another sense, it was one of the easiest. Because I was speaking about my father.

Trump doesn't care about bad polls — he cares about the mission
President Trump should be commended for taking the regime at its word and responding.

The abortion pill will cost Republicans the midterm elections
If women’s lives are in danger and the laws of red states are being abrogated by a Republican administration, why is this not a priority?

Hostility rises when faith refuses to retreat
Is hostility toward religious exercise expanding beyond vandalism and threats — and becoming institutional resistance?

When a nation forgets the purpose of freedom
Are we living as though freedom has a purpose?

Major medical group does stunning reversal on make-believe gender
This month, the American Medical Association (AMA) reminded the country why you should always get a second medical opinion.

Minnesota is not an outlier; it's a case study: How did we get here?
As cities descend into repeated cycles of chaos and lives are lost in Minnesota, Americans are asking a simple question: how did we get here?

Is Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison above the law?
If Mr. Ellison still can’t follow the plain text, perhaps he should be served with a summon — for aggravated ignorance.

Trump and the Hyde Amendment: We can't be flexible here
This is not merely a policy dispute; it is a profound moral wrong.

Trump admin's drug policy is incoherent
Has the Trump administration staked out a paradoxical position on illegal drugs?



























