Category: Politics

Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain is making a bold promise to overturn Roe V. Wade, the famous case that legalized … Read More

President Obama sat down with evangelical leaders on Wednesday to discuss hot button issues. Obama’s meeting with the National Association … Read More

The presidential nominee race is once again becoming, at least in part, about religion. Mormon presidential racer Mitt Romney on … Read More

Is Mormonism a cult? Christian leaders are divided on the issue. Indeed, there are dueling voices this week as Dallas … Read More

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin will not take a run at the U.S. presidency—at least not in 2012. In a … Read More

“A new charismatic Christian movement that seeks to take dominion over politics, business and culture in preparation for the end … Read More

Pastors from more than 475 churches nationwide—nearly five times as many participants as last year—have committed to preach sermons that … Read More

Congresswoman and GOP presidential candidate Michele Bachmann told Liberty University students on Wednesday “don’t settle” for less than God’s best … Read More

As world leaders gathered in New York City for the U.N. General Assembly and the “Durban III Review Conference on … Read More

Joining a growng number of voices across the nation, Congressman Joe Walsh (IL-08) urged the Palestinian Authority to drop its … Read More

The House on Thursday approved House Resolution 2867. It’s a bill that reauthorizes the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom. … Read More

For one of the first times since he announced his run for presidency, Texas Gov. Rick Perry talked about his … Read More

In the ongoing battle over Obamacare, Pennsylvania Federal District Court Judge Christopher Conner on Tuesday ruled that the individual mandate … Read More

Even as a federal appeals court in Oklahoma hears arguments for banning the use of Shariah law in state courts—and … Read More

While many are analyzing President Obama’s $447 billion American Jobs Act, the Family Research Council is criticizing the U.S. Court … Read More

President Obama has unveiled a $447 billion package aimed at jump-starting the American economy. Presented before Congress in a passionate … Read More

President Obama could deny entry into the U.S. for Chinese nationals who have “committed human rights abuses” against people in … Read More

In what appears to be a loophole in the famous Roe v. Wade decision that paved the way for legal abortions, Congresswoman Sandy Adams has co-sponsored a bill that would legislatively end the nation’s policy of unlimited abortion-on-demand.

Dubbed the Life at Conception Act, 105 members of the U.S. Congress co-sponsored the pro-life legislation.

The bill aims to leverage the fact that the Supreme Court never actually declared abortion itself to be a constitutional right. In its 1973 abortion decision, the Supreme Court invented a policy that effectively stops any regulation of abortion during the full nine months of pregnancy.

The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday declared the individual mandate of ObamaCare, the provision making Americans purchase health insurance, unconstitutional.

The court, in a split decision, found that “the individual mandate contained in the Act exceeds Congress’s enumerated commerce power.”

The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) applauds the decision. The ACLJ, which is actively challenging ObamaCare, focuses on constitutional law and is based in Washington, D.C.

In an effort to prevent states’ rights from being curtailed by partisan interests, members of Congress and thousands of Americans are speaking out on Planned Parenthood funding.

The American Center for Law and Justice is urging a federal appeals court—on behalf of 41 members of Congress and more than 25,000 Americans—to uphold an Indiana law prohibiting federal funding of abortion providers like Planned Parenthood.

“Planned Parenthood receives more than $350 million a year in taxpayer funds. Indiana’s decision to no longer use federal money to fund the nation’s largest abortion provider is not only a constitutionally sound decision, but one we hope is implemented in other states across the country,” says Jay Sekulow, ACLJ chief counsel. “Indiana and other states have the constitutional authority to determine how they spend federal funds.”