The bill affirms that states may provide Temporary Assistance for Needy Families grant funding to the prolife centers. The House of Representatives passed a measure last week, introduced…
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VP and Second Lady Announce Pregnancy
The second couple’s fourth child and third boy is due in July. Vice President JD Vance and Second Lady Usha Vance released an announcement that they are expecting…
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House Panel Advances Bill to Prohibit Stock Trading by Members of Congress
The bill is expected to be moved quickly to the full House for a vote. The House Administration Committee advanced legislation this week that is intended to prohibit…
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Presidential Message for Christmas
President Trump says, “During this joyous time of year, we join a grateful Nation in thanking God for His abundant blessings and boundless love.“ Official Message from President…
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HHS Announces AI Innovation Initiative for Caregivers
Competitors will be expected to utilize artificial intelligence to help support caregivers of older adults and people with disabilities. The Department of Health and Human Services announced that…
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Congressman Announces Bill to Temporarily Freeze All Immigration
The bill would halt all immigration until other reforms are passed. Congressman Chip Roy recently introduced the Pausing on Admissions Until Security Ensured (PAUSE) Act of 2025. The…
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Shared Stewardships in America’s Environmental Protection
The quality of the air we breathe, the water that flows through our communities, and the forests and fields that define our landscapes are shaped by policies and regulations at every level of government. How should federal, state, and local authorities share responsibility?
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Education Reform – Part 2: From the Ground Up
After decades of debates about local control and federal involvement, the U.S. education system continues to balance the two competing priorities. What does this mean for students, policymakers, and people of faith?
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National Education Reform – Part 1
Who gets to decide what students learn? Should curriculum standards be national or state-led? What happens when local schools fall behind national averages? The balance between federal oversight and local control has already shaped the nation’s classrooms for generations. What does the future have in store for the next generation?
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VA Moves to Extend Caregiver Program for Veterans and Families
The proposed rule would maintain benefits for legacy participants while program updates are finalized. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) announced plans to propose a rule extending eligibility…
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