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September 8, 2025
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| PERKINS: Democracy Dies in Denial |
| by Tony Perkins |
| The prophet Isaiah warned a wayward nation: "Woe to those who call evil good, and good evil; who put darkness for light, and light for darkness." Right was condemned as wrong, and what darkened the soul was repackaged as enlightenment. Isaiah cautioned that rejecting God's word would bring devastation. The warning still stands. Two developments this past week expose the warning's timeliness. |
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| U.S. Army Discharges Woke Promotion Screening Program |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| The U.S. Army has formally discontinued its Command Assessment Program (CAP), only months after its formal adoption by the Biden administration in its final week. The program injected subjective criteria into the military's promotion assessment and sought to correct for "conscious or unconscious" bias. "Good riddance," tweeted Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in response to the news. "Promotions across @DeptofDefense will ONLY be based on merit & performance." |
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| DOJ Officials Brainstorming Ways to Restrict Access to Firearms for Trans-Identifying People |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| Officials inside the U.S. Department of Justice have convened several internal meetings about how to limit access to firearms for people who identify as transgender, according to multiple sources. But any policy formulated from these meetings would raise multiple concerns. |
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| As Debate Heats Up, Texas Legislature Passes Ban on Mail-Order Abortion Drugs |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| The Texas legislature just took another step to protect life. While the state already has several pro-life laws on the books, now, they're guarding against an out-of-state threat: mail-order abortion pills. |
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| Church Attendance Is on the Rise, and Young People are Leading the Charge |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| After years of stagnant church attendance, a surprising shift is underway. Millennials and Generation Z are emerging as the new "backbone of church attendance," driving a resurgence in spiritual engagement, according to recent findings from Barna Group's ongoing State of the Church initiative with Gloo. |
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| Report: Biden State Department 'Targeted Christian Homeschool Parents' |
| by Mary Mobley |
| A Trump administration task force says it's found "numerous instances of anti-Christian bias during the Biden administration," from public shaming to threats of criminal charges to IRS referrals. |
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| Left's Dripping Disdain for Faith Mocks Mourners, Widens 'God Gap' |
| by Brad Brandon |
| The battle for the soul of America, once waged subversively, is now being fought out in the open for all to see. The Democratic Party and the Left's response to the Minneapolis Catholic school shooting highlights their shifting stance on faith and what really matters in America. |
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| The Right's Divide over Israel Is an Age Gap |
| by Bradley Devlin |
| "I'm not really sure that comity is going to be found here," Curt Mills, the executive director of The American Conservative, told The Daily Signal leading up to this year's National Conservatism Conference. It proved to be an understatement. |
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| Who Wants to Live Forever? Transhumanism, World Leaders, and the Prophecy of C.S. Lewis |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| One of the defining characteristics of transhumanism is the belief that human beings can rely on modern advances in science and technology - whether blood transfusions, synthetic organs, or microchips implanted into the brain - to increase the human lifespan, possibly even indefinitely. A recent example of transhumanist idealism was caught on a "hot mic" moment between Chinese Communist Party (CCP) General Secretary Xi Jinping and Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin during a military parade in Beijing on Wednesday. |
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