Governor Newsom just gained some competition in the battle to restrict religious liberty for churches. Members of the Calgary Police Service were tossed from a Polish church in Canada by a pastor who compared their “COVID compliance” visits to practices by German police who were known to send officers to…
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Over the weekend, the United States Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals issued a ruling that reaffirmed America’s commitment to common sense conscience rights – despite the Biden Administration’s seeming indifference. The reversal of a lower court ruling reinstates a lawsuit by Professor Nicholas Meriwether against his employer, Shawnee State University.…
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Over the weekend, the U.S. Senate debated and passed a new, so-called “COVID relief package” to stimulate the economy and get America back to work. The final vote was 50-49, along party lines. Congress is expected to approve the U.S. Senate’s changes on Tuesday, then sending it to President Biden’s…
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The Recall Newsom campaign announced that it has crossed the threshold of signatures needed to put the governor on a special election ballot, though the campaign plans to continue gathering signatures in case some are thrown out in the certification process. They still have almost an entire month to continue…
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Sadly, many of California’s government officials – including Governor Newsom – have shown almost no interest in using real, objective science to chart a course for the state. We should all pray this foolishness stops soon.
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On Palm Sunday, the Cross Culture Christian Center in Lodi was shut down by police for allegedly disobeying the state of California’s coronavirus health restrictions. Now, the Cross Culture Christian Center in Lodi – along with Pastor Jonathan Duncan – have filed a lawsuit this month, claiming that Governor Gavin…
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Last Wednesday, the Department of Health and Human Services restricted the use of federal funds for research using fetal tissue from abortions. Wasting no time in response, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra, along with 15 other Attorneys General, sent a letter on Thursday to President Trump and the Department of…
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On Wednesday, the Senate passed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act, or “CARES Act,” with a 96-0 vote. And on Friday, the House of Representatives passed the bill, and it was promptly signed into law by President Donald Trump the same afternoon. The $2.2 trillion relief bill represents…
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On Sunday, California Governor Gavin Newsom directed all “non-essential” businesses to be closed in the state. Newsom also recommended that all seniors and those with chronic conditions remain in home isolation for the time being. “We believe this is a non-essential function … And we believe this is appropriate under…
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American Idol returned on ABC in March of 2018 after a two-year hiatus. Many of the singers are very passionate about their art, and have accompanying inspiring stories of perseverance in the face of nearly impossible personal obstacles. Recently Amber Fiedler, a 23-year-old woman from Idaho auditioned sometime ago, when…
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