Artificial intelligence is fueling a new wave of online child exploitation, allowing predators to create fake nude images from a single social media photo and
There I stood, 250 years later, in Washington, D.C. The capital George Washington himself chose. He surveyed this ground and knew what it would become.
Statement from California Family Council on HR 93 and the moral inconsistency at the heart of Sacramento In March of this year, the California legislature
A new bill introduced in Sacramento once again raises alarm bells for Californians who care about free speech, religious liberty, and the growing tendency of
As someone who grew up playing sports in California and went on to compete at the collegiate level in soccer, I know firsthand how sports
It was just one week before his assassination that I saw Charlie Kirk speak in Visalia, California. That proximity now feels both providential and haunting.
Oh death, where is your victory? Oh death, where is your sting?(1 Corinthians 15:55-57) These are the comforting verses I cling to as I mourn the
James L. Day Middle School protest spotlights district policy that would label girls’ privacy needs as “mental health” or “religious” accommodations TEMECULA, Calif. — Before
Dr. James Dobson passed away last week at the age of 89. As I reflect on his life and influence, I can’t help but marvel
This past Saturday, California’s high school athletic integrity faced another blow as AB Hernandez, a male athlete identifying as female, advanced to the CIF Southern
