"Judge Brooks is just flatly wrong in his ruling because he essentially says that the Ten Commandments are of no educational value to a student, and that's ridiculous. Anyone who has studied history, whether you believe in God or not, knows that the Ten Commandments form the basis of just about all of Western civilization, Western thought, and are very instrumental in the founding of our country."

When the missiles started raining down on Iran Saturday, there was a sense of urgency for people to get to safety, yes, but there was also another overriding emotion for many: relief. The show of force by the U.S. and Israel was the violent answer to countless prayers offered up since January, when leaders massacred thousands of innocents to stop the wave of anti-regime protests gripping the country. Most of the nation had started to worry that the bloodbath would go unpunished by the world. They were wrong. 

The regime’s war on America began the day it seized power in Tehan by storming the U.S. Embassy in 1979, according to Hegseth. Iranian students held 52 American diplomats and citizens hostage for 444 days during the Iranian Revolution. “For 47 long years, the expansionist and Islamist regime in Tehran has waged a savage, one-sided war against America. They didn't always declare it openly, except for their constant chants of death to America. They did it through the blood of our people,” Hegseth said.

The Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, passed by the House, was first introduced by Texas Republican Chip Roy. It would require anyone registering to vote prove they are U.S. citizens using a passport or birth certificate. The GOP would like to attach it to one of the government funding bills being considered in Congress, but Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer says it's a non-starter if it comes to a vote in the upper chamber.

"China has been supporting Iran almost across the board. I don't think Iran (through Hamas) could have attacked Israel on October 7th, 2023, without China's backing,” states Chang. “You got to remember that China takes either 80% or 90% of Iran's exports of crude depending on the year, and that is a critical financial lifeline for the theocratic regime in Tehran."

“They call it the Emergencies Act. It was really the Stalin Act,” he said. “I am pleasantly surprised that they did the right thing." Despite the legal win, the victory is “hollow” because the people who were wronged haven’t been reimbursed and the people who wronged him haven’t been punished, McVety added.

The Department of Justice and FBI Director Kash Patel announced in October it is terminating all association with the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) because of its “Hate Map” that targets Christian and conservative organizations. 

Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday on behalf of The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago, a private Christian college, challenging the Chicago Board of Education for religious discrimination over the school’s hiring practices.

What this film reveals isn’t just the darkness of abortion; it’s the spiritual confusion of a culture that no longer recognizes sin as sin. The devil’s work isn’t just in the clinic - it’s in the minds and hearts of those who call evil good and good evil. Christians must speak the truth with both conviction and compassion. We cannot let the language of grace be hijacked to justify sin. So yes, The Devil Is Busy.

Later this month, venture capitalist Peter Thiel, a co-founder of PayPal, will be talking about the Antichrist at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco as part of a sold-out event presented by a group called the Acts 17 Collective. The Silicon Valley-based group has tech industry leaders exploring the intersection of the Christian faith, work, and culture with a four-part lecture on the topic that Jan Markell of Olive Tree Ministries says pastors have not been trained to cover.