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September 24, 2025
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| A Tale of Two Conservatisms at Charlie Kirk's Funeral |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| The hundreds of thousands of Americans who tuned into Charlie Kirk's funeral could not help but notice the contrasting messages presented by speakers. "There could not have been a clearer presentation of the gospel" by some speakers, while "it was almost like a political gospel that was spoken" by others, said Family Research Council President Tony Perkins on "Washington Watch." "And I really think it's a picture of the current conservative movement, if you will." |
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| As Online Dangers Multiply, Unplugging Remains the Best Option for Families |
| by Dan Hart |
| As if the stress level for parents over their kids' excessive screen time, social media dangers, and possible online porn exposure wasn't enough, the threat of artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots are now here to stay. As advice columns about internet filters, parental app controls, and online monitoring swirl across the public square at a dizzying rate, all parents must eventually confront the elephant in the room: the option to unplug their kids from screens. |
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| Western Nations Rush to Recognize Non-Existent Palestinian State before UN General Assembly |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| Eight Western nations formally recognized a state of Palestine on Sunday and Monday, as the United Nations General Assembly convened in New York. Due to stalwart U.S. opposition, the symbolic move will have little effect beyond distracting the U.N. from determining more serious matters, according to experts. "The whole thing is irrelevant, and it's almost a vanity project for a couple of these world leaders who want to be relevant," Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Tuesday. "But it really makes no difference." |
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| Outstanding - Is the Democratic Party Imploding? (Ep. 211) |
| Podcast with Casey Harper, Matt Carpenter and Mark Tapscott |
| Democratic voter registration is down...way down. Host Casey Harper is joined by FRC Action's Matt Carpenter and The Washington Stand's Mark Tapscott as they analyze the current state of the Democratic party and their voter base. It appears many Americans are revaluating their voting habits and history, but why? Matt and Mark discuss every aspect of this tectonic shift and how this could potentially affect politics moving forward. |
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| On God and the Authors of 'The Federalist Papers' |
| by Mark Tapscott |
| America's Constitution, as written in 1787 by the Founders, nowhere required any person to accept the divinity of Christ, but it clearly presumed the moral, political (especially individual liberty and separation of powers), and civilizational values of Christianity. |
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| Poll Finds Rising Fears of Political Violence in the Aftermath of Kirk Assassination |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| The shocking assassination of Christian and conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, a devoted father and husband known for his biblical and conservative values, has left Americans reeling. The targeted killing has ignited widespread concern about escalating violence, with many fearing they could be next. |
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| Forgiveness: A Rarity in the World, a Calling for Christians |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| The times are not merely turbulent - they're drenched in hostility. Yes, politically, this is obvious. But it even permeates the most mundane human interactions, where civility often feels like a lost art. |
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| Jimmy Kimmel Slated to Return to Television amidst Charlie Kirk Controversy |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| After lying about the murder of Charlie Kirk and violating federal broadcast rules, one of the Left's most vocal mouthpieces is scrambling to return to America's airwaves. Late night television personality Jimmy Kimmel's nightly show "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" was suspended last week after Kimmel falsely claimed that Tyler Roinson, who has been arrested for shooting and killing Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk on September 10, was a member of "the MAGA gang" and not a left-wing extremist. |
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| Parents' Lawsuit against School District that Hid Daughter's Trans Identity Can Proceed |
| by Michael Gryboski |
| Dan and Jennifer Mead filed a complaint against Rockford Public School District officials over its policy of keeping their daughter's self-declared gender identity a secret from her parents. United States District Judge Paul Maloney, a George W. Bush appointee, issued an opinion and order last week that partly denied and granted a motion to dismiss the lawsuit. |
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