Author: Erick Neuman
U.S. Border Patrol agents did not release a single migrant into the country last month, according to Customs and Border Protection. It’s a huge drop compared to May of last year, when the Biden administration allowed 62,000 illegals to enter the country. Border Patrol calls the reduction of border crossings “historic,” saying border encounters last month were the lowest since 1960, and calling it “the fastest improvement in American border security of all time.” After President Trump indicated last week that arrests of illegals would cease at farms, restaurants and hotels because of concerns it will hurt the economy, and…
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a group of nuns who challenged New York’s abortion mandate that attempted to force religious organizations to cover abortions in their employee health plans. On Monday, the high court ordered New York courts to reconsider the state’s requirements that faith-based organizations must pay for abortions as part of employers’ insurance. As CBN News has reported, the Sisterhood of Saint Mary, along with a diverse coalition of Anglican and Catholic nuns, Catholic dioceses, Christian churches, and faith-based social ministries, sued “the Empire State” after it mandated that they provide abortion in their…
Televangelist Jimmy Swaggart remains in critical condition Tuesday after suffering a cardiac arrest in his Louisiana home. Swaggart, 90, went into cardiac arrest early Sunday morning. Medical personnel were able to revive a heartbeat and rush him to the hospital, Jimmy Swaggart Ministries said in a news release. “He remains in the ICU, where he is under close medical care,” a statement from the ministry noted. Swaggart’s son, Rev. Donnie Swaggart, described the incident during a special Sunday evening prayer service at the Family Worship Center and also asked for prayer for his father. “He never regained consciousness,” Donnie Swaggart said. “We…
CHICAGO – While tens of thousands flooded downtown streets for the “No Kings” anti-Trump protests over the weekend, the Windy City’s south side drew a very different kind of crowd. Thousands attended a celebration at the home of the Chicago White Sox to honor the city’s newest hometown hero: Pope Leo XIV. Both inside and outside Rate Field, songs of praise and worship filled the air for a special mass featuring stories about the new pope – a man many in the city knew as Bob Prevost, a native Chicagoan and an avid White Sox fan. The pope greeted the…
Israel’s historic, ongoing airstrikes to neutralize the Iranian nuclear threat are once again raising questions about end times prophecy. Pastors and prophetic experts have been weighing in once again on whether this could be a critical moment in the timeline before the return of Jesus Christ. Evangelist Greg Laurie is warning that believers should not take recent events lightly, but should commit themselves to prayer. “This is a very serious matter, and Bible students should be paying close attention. The regime in Iran has long supported terrorism around the world—especially against Israel,” he said. “They have been developing nuclear weapons…
A deadly rampage rocked Minnesota over the weekend as two lawmakers were shot in a targeted attack, a suspect was arrested after a massive manhunt, and the state is now grappling with a politically motivated tragedy. Authorities arrested Vance Luther Boelter late Sunday night near his home in rural Sibley County, Minnesota. The sheriff’s office released an image of Boelter, calling the 57-year-old “the face of evil” after what authorities said was the largest manhunt in Minnesota’s history. “Multiple agencies were there as the FBI laid hands on it, and Minnesota State Patrol put the handcuffs on,” said Gov. Tim…
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Tanks rolled, helicopters roared, and thousands of troops marched through the nation’s capital Saturday in a rare and controversial show of military force as the United States Army marked its 250th anniversary. The spectacle drew large crowds to the National Mall, with military bands, historic battle reenactments, and units from every branch of the armed services on display. President Donald Trump, who long called for such a demonstration, spearheaded the event, which coincided with Flag Day and his 79th birthday. “Our souls are filled with gratitude for every generation of warriors who have worn the uniform all…
Cycling for Freedom: Team ZOE Races Across America to Rescue Children from Trafficking
It’s one of the toughest endurance challenges in the world: a 3,000-mile journey across three mountain ranges, through 12 states, and against the clock. But for one cycling team, the Race Across America is more than a test of athletic grit — it’s a mission to save lives. Team ZOE International is riding coast to coast to raise awareness and support for children trapped in human trafficking. “The Race Across America is one of the most grueling athletic challenges in the world,” said Brad Ortenzi, the team’s director and a former detective. A nonstop transcontinental relay race stretching from Oceanside,…
National Guard Ruling on Hold as Immigration Protests Expand, Heated Rhetoric Hits Congress
LOS ANGELES – Protests over President Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration are expected to escalate this weekend as the president scores a temporary legal victory in his ongoing battle with California. A federal appeals court has paused a lower court’s ruling that blocked the deployment of National Guard troops to the Golden State. For now, federal control of the National Guard remains in place, as tensions across the country continue to rise. Protests first erupted in Los Angeles after immigration raids began on June 6. Since then, major demonstrations have taken place in at least 21 states and 37 cities,…
Immigration Unrest Spreading Nationwide, GOP Lawmaker Warns: ‘They Have Coddled the Criminals’
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The protests against immigration raids in Los Angeles are spreading to more American cities with plans for a major escalation on Saturday. Los Angeles endured a sixth night in a row of civil unrest in parts of the downtown area. Protestors were seen running as officers mounted on horseback moved in, clearing the streets and enforcing another night of curfews. The city’s mayor, Karen Bass, issued a strong plea to the city while opposing the federal immigration enforcement effort. “We all stand in support, solidarity, and call for the raids to end,” said Bass. PHOTO: Los Angeles Metro…