When churches say no to the government
It isn't essential for the church to gather in a building on a Sunday morning to be the church. But is the federal government restricting our most fundamental liberties when it places limits on our gatherings?
A former CIA operative reports that American military commanders are planning to destroy an Iraqi militia responsible for a number of deadly attacks against U.S. forces.
A Cuban-born anti-communist activist is pleased that the Trump administration is indicting Venezuelan strongman Nicolas Maduro for effectively converting the South American country into a criminal enterprise at the service of drug traffickers and terrorist groups.
An immigration watchdog is disputing the claims of open-borders advocates who say illegal aliens fear showing up for coronavirus testing.
There's no question that the Communist Chinese regime is vastly underreporting the number of deaths from the Wuhan virus. That's according to a human rights advocate who spent many years in China.
A veteran national security expert, who has warned for years about China’s growing threat to the West, says others are now waking up to the possibility that China has declared war on the United States.
An eye-opening incident at the U.S.-Mexico border suggests that borders matter to the people they protect, says an immigration watchdog.
A former high-ranking officer of the Indian Army says the economic impact of coronavirus in India is substantial, as is its threat to the country’s internal security.
A national defense analyst is concerned that French authorities are allowing radical Muslims to blatantly ignore the safeguards imposed on the rest of the population.
It isn't essential for the church to gather in a building on a Sunday morning to be the church. But is the federal government restricting our most fundamental liberties when it places limits on our gatherings?
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