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President Trump told American children, “you are perfect exactly the way God made you”, during last week's address to Congress. He also reiterated his stance on removing males from female sports and vowed to lead the USA back to "the righteous cause of American liberty" "with God's help".

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has signalled that he is ready to follow the White House’s lead and negotiate a peace deal to end the war with Russia after the Trump administration paused military aid and intelligence sharing.

Despite mounting evidence, therapeutic regulators in Australia and abroad continue to refute documented claims and dismiss concerns raised by scientists and health professionals over Covid mRNA vaccines.

I’m really concerned about how we’re losing the ability to reason without being hijacked by our own amygdala. I just care about people being given the facts so that they can make up their own minds. So, if people want to engage me on the facts, great! But that’s not what happens.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has expedited delivery of military equipment worth approximately $4 billion to Israel, he announced on Saturday.

After decades of decline, faith is making a comeback — driven by young conservatives seeking truth.

There are numerous reasons why it can be argued that Anthony Albanese is the worst Prime Minister Australia has ever had. If not the worst, then certainly in the top two or three. Everything he touches seems to turn to ashes.

Ayaan Hirsi Ali has encouraged the West to make nation-states Christian again. Ayaan made the remarks in a scripture-rich 13-minute address at this year’s Alliance for Responsible Citizenship (ARC) forum in London.

The Trump administration promptly ordered the firing of roughly 100 federal employees whom whistleblowers exposed for turning the nation’s intelligence agencies into “a cult that was hellbent on pushing gender ideology”, creating “a counterintelligence risk” that is “going to get people killed in the field.”

The emotional impact of the election of Donald Trump has been breathtaking, with responses ranging from hysterical despair through to something that approaches worship. Without God, humanity is without hope, always seeking a hero to put their faith in.

Three Chinese warships lurking menacingly off our east coast faced what Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy assures us was — and I quote — “the highest level of surveillance that you’ve ever seen”.

Someone forgot to tell Labor MP Tony Burke that Australian citizenship ceremonies are not for political campaigning. The code of conduct clearly states, “Citizenship ceremonies must be non-commercial, apolitical, bipartisan, and secular.”

On Wednesday 26 February, President Donald Trump held the first cabinet meeting of his second term. To start off the momentous occasion, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Scott Turner delivered a prayer that’s got conversation buzzing.

According to the White House, American filmmaker Michael Moore has just made the “dumbest statement of the year.” And I am inclined to agree with them. It was not only dumb, but it further reveals the hypocrisy and double standards of the loony left.

More than 110 churches were vandalised and some reduced to ashes in the moral panic that swept Canada over the fake mass grave scandal.

Certainly, IVF has brought the hope of bearing a child to fruition for a small percentage (23%) of couples who utilise the process. At the same time, however, we must recognise that millions more lives have been lost through this process that treats children as a commodity, not a gift.

Mr President, you came promising to negotiate an end to the Ukraine war. A war that has decimated Ukrainian cities. A war that has left a trail of widows and orphans.  A war that has brought destruction into European soil we haven’t seen since World War 2.

For years, she dabbled in eastern mysticism, yoga and Judaism. But nothing prepared Nicole Shanahan for the spiritual warfare she experienced on the campaign trail — a struggle that led her into the arms of Jesus.

According to The National Journal, who kept count, Trump answered 1009 questions compared to Joe Biden’s 141 during his first four weeks in the Oval Office.

Faith is the only sure foundation for a civilisation in crisis, Os Guinness warned at this year’s ARC conference in London.