Elizabeth Delaney

President Trump has revealed his preferred candidate for Federal Reserve Chair, Kevin Warsh, expressing strong confidence in his ability to lead and potentially lower interest rates.

Net migration to the United States has plummeted, with some reports suggesting a negative flow in 2025, leading to empty migrant shelters in border cities.

As Iran faces a severe communications blackout and escalating domestic unrest, brave citizens are using decentralized technologies to broadcast their plight, revealing widespread suffering and calls for international intervention.

The government narrowly avoided a shutdown with a temporary funding bill, but the battle intensifies over the Department of Homeland Security and ICE. House Republicans passed all 12 appropriations bills, but Senate Democrats threaten to block funding unless ICE is constrained, potentially leading to another shutdown.

A historic winter storm, "Fran," has impacted 55 percent of the continental U.S., leaving hundreds of thousands without power and prompting states of emergency. Relief organizations like Send Relief, The Salvation Army, and the American Red Cross are mobilizing to provide warming centers, shelter, and aid to affected communities.

The profound impact of the "father wound" and how women can find healing and reclaim their identity through faith and powerful stories of overcoming adversity. "He Calls Me Daughter" features inspiring accounts and insights from notable figures, offering a path toward understanding and wholeness.

Amidst widespread discontent in Iran, exiled heir Reza Pahlavi sought international support for regime change, garnering attention from the Trump administration.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. proposes an overhaul of the food pyramid, emphasizing nutrient-dense whole foods as a critical strategy to combat rising chronic disease rates and reduce escalating healthcare costs.

A swift U.S. operation has apprehended Nicolás and Cilia Maduro, signaling a new phase in American foreign policy that prioritizes combating drug trafficking organizations over direct conflict with Venezuela.

A CIA investigation confirmed Ukraine did not attack Putin's residence, prompting a shift in Trump's stance on Russia's intentions regarding a peace deal.

The United States has ceased minting pennies due to production costs, impacting retailers and potentially accelerating the shift towards digital payments. This move coincides with global trends toward cashless societies and raises discussions about technological advancements and their connection to biblical prophecy.

As Democrats gain ground, the White House grows anxious about the 2026 midterms amidst widespread economic concerns.

President Trump is urging Ukraine to hold elections, sparking debate with President Zelenskyy over the feasibility and legality of such a vote during wartime. Meanwhile, reports highlight the severe persecution of Christian denominations in Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine, with leaders facing abduction and death threats.

Australia has become the first nation to ban social media access for minors under 16, a move driven by parental advocacy and alarming study findings on child mental health and harmful content exposure.

Young American men are leading a resurgence in Bible reading, with a notable increase in weekly engagement, even as a significant portion wrestles with fully trusting the text.