Chrsitian, Husband, Father. American Family News. Recovering sports columnist. 2-time MS sports writer of year. Feelance inquiries at [email protected].
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Promoted by the liberal New Jersey governor who signed it as protecting healthcare providers and state citizens, a new state law is like the federal FACE Act on steroids.
You can tell a lot about a man by his friends. The far-left views of Michigan U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, perhaps, need no further validation for voters.
California has a nice state education program designed to help its people. Well, not all of its people.
How far are two former NBA players willing to go to illustrate the hypocrisy of the transgender-supporting WNBA? Apparently, the courtroom is not too far to make the point.
Mothers know this. Not all Girl Scouts of the USA troops are teaching the values your troop likely taught.
As the United States' war with Iran reaches the six-month mark, Iran's greatest leverage is beginning to slip, an ex-CIA operations officer and station chief said on American Family Radio Monday.
By: Parrish Alford
The rising onslaught of social media safety guardrails won't hurt. But they also won't be the best defense to protect minors from online predators, a broadcast professional said on American Family Radio Tuesday.
You might call it the “Covid Effect.” The pandemic launched a generation of conspiracy theorists who were often proven right relative to the disease.
The U.S. Supreme Court will need to show the “Show Me” state a way out of a tangled voting maps mess as congressional midterm elections race into view.
By: Parrish Alford
Thursday marks a year since hate erased the earthly voice of one who so eloquently mixed Christian faith with conservative principles and constitutional politics.
