Storms travel eastward. Tornadoes, hail, and flash flooding have killed at least 22 people and left 1.3 million without power as a massive Easter storm system pummeled the…
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Prayer Updates
Russia Probe May Wrap Up by Summer
Attorney General William Barr calls the Russia probe “one of the greatest travesties in American history.” U.S. Attorney John Durham, the head of a criminal investigation into the…
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PRAYER ALERT – President Facing “Biggest Decision” of His Presidency
He has asked America to pray for him. Reopening the economy—when and how—is what President Donald Trump has referred to as the “biggest decision” he has had to…
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Congress Considers Vote-by-Mail Options
The goal is to take safety measures in light of COVID-19. Due to the ongoing threats of the COVID-19 pandemic, new bills have been introduced into Congress that…
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Presidential Message on Easter, 2020
President Donald Trump address the nation from the White House. Melania and I join millions of Christians celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ and the gift of eternal…
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ACLU Requests Release of Infected Kansas Inmates
The organization proposed this in the wake of a prison riot. On Friday, the Kansas Supreme Court granted expedited legal response to the American Civil Liberties Union after…
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22 Million Students Face Hunger Without School Lunches
Food workers struggle to keep feeding children of poor families. Although schools are trying their best, providing their food programs to hungry children is a trying task during…
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International Oil Deal Near
G20 oil ministers meeting Friday to endorse agreement. OPEC and Russia have agreed in principle to make deep cuts to oil production. Such a deal would end a…
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Interior Department Expands Recreational Areas
2.3 million acres set aside for fishing and hunting. The Interior Department announced on Wednesday that it would begin expanding access to recreational hunters and fishers on federal…
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New York Infection Numbers See Multiple Fluctuations
Death toll rose, but overall cases begin to hold. Last week brought the most deaths to the state of New York, with 3,000 out of a total 7,844…
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