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U.S. presidential favourite Donald Trump, has narrowly survived an assassination attempt while speaking at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.

The version concocted by RNC leaders and Trump slashed the pro-life language from more than 1,300 words in 2020 to a paltry 90, telling Americans everything they need to know about its priority (or lack thereof) in this party.

Former President Donald Trump has overcome a major political hurdle in his quest for a White House re-run. The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in Trump’s favour, warning against political prosecution of former Presidents.

Our hope is not in the person in the White House or the Lodge, but in the King of Kings. This hope allows us to live non-anxiously with the messiness and brokenness of this world and its politics, knowing that our home and our security are not in a temporal country.

The debate was a disaster. And I don’t just mean for the Biden family. The debate was a disaster for America. It demonstrated — for all the world to see — that the United States is a nation utterly devoid of leadership.

While I sympathise with Costello’s lament about the often-strong support many US Christians provide Trump, I am concerned by his argument. It’s one thing to say you disagree with Christians supporting Trump. It’s another to say Christians "condemn themselves" by supporting Trump.

Former Trump administration aide Steve Bannon will serve a four-month prison sentence beginning in July. Bannon was charged with "contempt of Congress" because he refused to play along with the Biden administration’s hyped-up political persecution of January 6 protestors.

Tim Costello, former CEO of World Vision and chief advocate for the Alliance for Gambling Reform, claims to have reached a personal crisis. His opinion piece is titled: “I am a Christian but my tribe supports Trump, I feel like I no longer belong.”

We can only understand the Trump conviction by taking stock of the overt spiritual warfare that has been waged against him since the beginning of his presidency. The catalogue is a long one. 

The political weaponisation of American courts to achieve a farcical conviction of Donald Trump bodes a worrying outlook for American democracy, its legal system and the country’s social cohesion. Basically, it may aid Trump.

On Friday, for the first time in its history, the USA convicted a former President of criminal charges. The Democrats have created a new rule. America is a nation in which political opponents are prosecuted.

The claim that President Donald Trump allegedly had threatened to withdraw the USA from NATO attracted considerable media attention. What the story did highlight was the inadequate amount that some European nations have been spending on their own defence.

Donald Trump’s latest policy announcement rules out a federal abortion ban. The November contender has sided with the Supreme Court’s ruling against Roe v. Wade and handed back legislative responsibility to the states.

Trump's abortion statement last week prompted mixed reactions from pro-life leaders, who are calling for pro-life policies at every level of government in post-Roe America.

You may appreciate Donald Trump's efforts to stand up for Christian liberties and defend our rights. But in no way should you look to him to lead the way in bringing about the moral or cultural transformation of the USA, let alone the spiritual transformation.

A new term has been invented in America, known as “lawfare”. The term “lawfare” is used to describe the many nefarious legal actions launched by the Democrats against former US President Donald Trump.

VDARE’s apparent political persecution is another example of woke bigotry weaponising bankruptcy. This is the same “get Trump at all costs” play. VDARE will be scrutinised until the NY A-G can match the organisation with a crime.

Riding on the heels of France cementing the macabre termination of motherhood into its constitution, Biden appears hopeful that aborting Americans will win him four more years.

Donald Trump’s civil fraud trial has ended with a three-year business ban on the former president. Judge Arthur Engoron ruled against Trump in favour of a four-year, politically motivated, fault-finding campaign.

Written off as “extremists” by the “princess of politics” Ardern-loving press, NZ’s fresh leadership is as resolute about ending co-dependency on the State as it is ending far-left activism disguised as education.