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June 2, 2025
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| Musk Steps Down as Spending Cuts Rocket Up |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| Elon Musk may be stepping down as the public face of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), but his fingerprints certainly remain. Early this week, the president will finally be sending a rescissions package to Congress that makes the first wave of DOGE cuts permanent. And while people will debate long and hard whether the eclectic space genius was the right man for the job, taxpayers may soon have 9.4 billion reasons to be grateful. |
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| PERKINS: Absent Truth, Fairness in Health Care Is Compromised |
| by Tony Perkins |
| In Isaiah chapter 59, the prophet lamented a troubling condition in his day, declaring: "Justice is turned back, and righteousness stands afar off; for truth is fallen in the street, and equity cannot enter." Isaiah recognized that without truth, integrity, justice, and fairness become unattainable. When truth collapses, genuine justice is compromised. This insight resonates powerfully today when considering recent claims made by Democratic lawmakers regarding the reconciliation bill that targets waste, fraud, and abuse in Medicaid. |
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| Trump Must Stop 'National Security Issue' of Foreign Spies in U.S. Universities: Congressman |
| by Ben Johnson |
| The widespread admission of foreign students into American institutions of higher learning has created "a national security issue that we need to deal with," according to a congressional expert on China as a Democrat-appointed judge overturned the Trump administration's attempt to crack down on the practice. |
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| Israel Agrees to U.S.-Proposed Gaza Ceasefire, Hamas Demurs |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| Israel has agreed to a Gaza ceasefire deal proposed by U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff, although whether Hamas will consent to the deal remains unclear. The announcement comes amid Israel's renewed Gaza offensive, as Israel aims to wrest control of the territory away from Hamas before agreeing to a permanent peace. Last Sunday, President Donald Trump told reporters he simply wanted to "stop the fighting" and "bring this whole situation to an end as soon as possible." |
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| Nebraska Becomes 29th State to Protect Girls' Sports |
| by Dan Hart |
| Nebraska has joined a burgeoning group of states nationwide to pass legislation prohibiting males who identify as transgender from competing in women's sports. On Wednesday, the state's unicameral legislature passed the Stand With Women Act (LB 89), which is expected to be signed into law by Governor Jim Pillen (R). |
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| Seattle Gets More of the Misbehavior It Tolerates |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| For the second time in four days, Seattle police on Tuesday arrested pro-LGBT activists who showed up in force at a pro-family rally. This time, the Christian rally took place on the steps of City Hall, with the Seattle Police Department blocking off nearby streets. Once again, leftist agitators assaulted police, who made eight arrests. |
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| SCOTUS Slows Judicial Overreach in Environmental Cases as Ire Grows over Universal Injunctions |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| A recent decision handed down by the U.S. Supreme Court has curbed some judicial overreach and continued a thread previously taken up by the nation's highest court regarding the relationship between judicial interpretations and the authority of government agencies. In Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County, decided Thursday, the Supreme Court vacated a decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit which had itself vacated a decision by the U.S. Surface Transportation Board (STB) that granted permission for construction of a railroad. |
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| Boston Marathoner Kicked Off Team for Speaking Out about Transgender Issue |
| by Evelyn Elliott |
| New mom and marathoner Natalie Daniels was booted from her running club for saying that people who identify as transgender should not compete against biological women in sports. |
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| Remember: Satan Is the Enemy. Sinners Are the Mission Field. |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| To excel as a driver, you must resist the grip of road rage. To thrive as a teacher, you need deep knowledge paired with unwavering patience for your students. To communicate effectively, you must think carefully and meet people where they are. Yet, in today's society, we're plagued by tunnel-visioned emotionalism. Too often, we let fleeting feelings steer our actions. Worse still, many allow emotions to shape their perception of reality itself. This is a dangerous path - often a one-way ticket to chaos. |
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