Four separate national surveys show an average of 79% of all Americans support passage of the Safeguarding American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act that requires proof of citizenship to vote in federal elections, but Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) says there aren't enough votes to pass the proposal.

Host Casey Harper is joined by Senior Legal Fellow at the Heritage Foundation Stefan Padfield and The Washington Stand&rsquo;s Suzanne Bowdey to reflect on this year&rsquo;s Pride Month. Are corporations backing down or doubling down? The three discuss how companies approached Pride in 2026, the evolving corporate response to transgender issues, and whether consumer boycotts can truly make a difference. While avoiding every "woke" company may not be realistic, Stefan and Suzanne share two practical approaches to being more intentional and responsible with where you spend your money.

Host Casey Harper is joined by Senior Legal Fellow at the Heritage Foundation Stefan Padfield and The Washington Stand's Suzanne Bowdey to reflect on this year's Pride Month. Are corporations backing down or doubling down? The three discuss how companies approached Pride in 2026, the evolving corporate response to transgender issues, and whether consumer boycotts can truly make a difference. While avoiding every "woke" company may not be realistic, Stefan and Suzanne share two practical approaches to being more intentional and responsible with where you spend your money.

Fatherhood is one of the greatest callings with some of the greatest responsibilities. Host Casey Harper is joined by Family Research Council&rsquo;s Harold Harper and Jared Bridges to share how becoming fathers transformed their lives. They discuss raising children in the truth of the Gospel, nurturing their God-given gifts, and helping them discern God&rsquo;s will in everyday decisions. They also discuss the impact of having spiritual mentors and father figures who can guide, encourage, and help you become a more Christlike father.

Fatherhood is one of the greatest callings with some of the greatest responsibilities. Host Casey Harper is joined by Family Research Council's Harold Harper and Jared Bridges to share how becoming fathers transformed their lives. They discuss raising children in the truth of the Gospel, nurturing their God-given gifts, and helping them discern God's will in everyday decisions. They also discuss the impact of having spiritual mentors and father figures who can guide, encourage, and help you become a more Christlike father.

While pregnant with their third child, Catherine Herring never imagined that her husband of 11 years would secretly give her abortion-inducing drugs without her knowledge. In this episode, host Casey Harper sits down with Catherine to discuss the shocking discovery, the legal fallout, and the impact it had on her family. Dr. Christina Francis, a pro-life OB-GYN, also joins the conversation to explain the medical and ethical issues surrounding chemical abortion, abortion pill reversal, and the role of progesterone in supporting a healthy pregnancy.

While pregnant with their third child, Catherine Herring never imagined that her husband of 11 years would secretly give her abortion-inducing drugs without her knowledge. In this episode, host Casey Harper sits down with Catherine to discuss the shocking discovery, the legal fallout, and the impact it had on her family. Dr. Christina Francis, a pro-life OB-GYN, also joins the conversation to explain the medical and ethical issues surrounding chemical abortion, abortion pill reversal, and the role of progesterone in supporting a healthy pregnancy.

REVOLUTION: America's 250th and the fate of the nation. What is America's real history? Why does it matter today? Have we been lied to? Best-selling author Eric Metaxas sits down with Casey Harper to discuss his new book on the American Revolution and how it informs our politics today.

REVOLUTION: America's 250th and the fate of the nation. What is America's real history? Why does it matter today? Have we been lied to? Best-selling author Eric Metaxas sits down with Casey Harper to discuss his new book on the American Revolution and how it informs our politics today.

Panama City has become a hub for regional politics - hosting high-ranking dignitaries and delegations from across the continent for the 56th General Assembly of the Organization of American States (OAS) - through June 24. Pro-life and pro-family organizations have denounced rule changes for the event known as the "Civil Society Dialogue," arguing that these changes significantly curtail their ability to advocate for their causes.

While the Democratic Party focuses on campaigning against President Donald Trump in a desperate bid to bolster popularity ahead of November's midterm elections, Democratic Socialists are surging in the party's primaries.

A coffee shop in New York City that describes itself as practicing "radical hospitality" has rejected the business of a Jewish Democratic congressman and taunted him publicly on social media about drinking "genocide juice" for his support of Israel.

There's a reason they call it show business. Most celebrities exist to make a profit, and in today's culture, that might mean rethinking how stars engage on hot-button issues. Just like major brands and corporations have had to overhaul their woke politics to avoid the swell of grassroots backlash, more big names are making a conscious effort to keep quiet about their political views. And the silence is golden.

The enforced inactivity of the COVID lockdown era generated many hot takes, but chances are good that your hottest takes were less controversial than those dreamt up by Texas Rep. James Talarico (D). In a podcast published on March 4, 2021, Talarico told the host, "I always think of myself as a Christian who hates Christianity." The deliberately provocative statement has now made news because Talarico is asking the citizens of Texas to entrust him with a higher office.

In the face of public backlash and devastating consumer boycotts, many corporate entities have backed away from the public celebration of Pride Month over the past two years, but some corporate forces still haven't learned the lesson. On Thursday night, one group of businessmen were given a lesson when the players on the baseball team that they own and operate rebelled against a planned Pride Night event.

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As frustrated as Americans might be with Donald Trump over everything from Iran to high gas and grocery prices, there are plenty of reasons to be grateful that we're not living under a Kamala Harris administration - and the Pride controversy in Major League Baseball is highlighting a big one.

Editorial Director and Senior Writer, The Washington Stand

Downtown Washington, D.C. is brimming with construction in preparation for celebrations of the nation's 250th birthday next month, but not everyone is happy to join the party. In recent weeks, the National Park Service (NPS) has encountered numerous incidents of petty sabotage, where Grinch-like opponents of President Trump's program have been caught ruining or trying to ruin the preparations.

Senior Writer, The Washington Stand

Following the election of Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger (D) last November, state Democrats have advanced a series of highly controversial ballot initiatives that would enshrine constitutional rights to abortion, gender identity, and voting for felons and those who are mentally incapacitated. Experts say that a significant minority of Republican officials in the state are offering little opposition to the Democratic agenda.

Senior Editor, The Washington Stand

As Chloe's story evinces, the vast majority of British institutions - from police and prosecutors to social care and health care workers - routinely, regularly, repeatedly failed to protect British girls from the widespread abuse committed by Muslim rape gangs. One girl reported that she was placed in a foster home with Pakistani Muslims, where she was abused and raped. When she became pregnant by rape at the age of 15, her child was removed from the house by social services, but she was made to remain. That same girl testified that her abusers would wait outside social services meetings to pick her up and would even phone social care workers to check on her whereabouts.

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