Giving Thanks for 2024’s Political Wins
Every year around Thanksgiving, we look back on the past year and thank God for our many blessings, both organizationally […]
Putting the Bible Back in Schools
Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters is on a mission to reinstate biblical history in public education once again. In June,
Young Voters Shift to the Right
Democrats are scrambling to understand their monumental loss in the General Election – Republicans easily swept the presidency, regained control
South Dakota Election Recap: Major Victories
“Where then is the road to peace? You and I have the courage to say to our enemies, ‘There is
Analyzing IM 29: Marijuana is Not a “Safe” Drug
Tomorrow, voters in South Dakota will decide for the third time if marijuana should be legalized for recreational use in
Amendment F: What it Does and Doesn’t Do
“If a man stumbles, it is a good thing to help him to his feet. Every one of us needs
Governor Noem Joins SCOTUS Brief to Support “Help Not Harm” Bills
Last week, South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem joined South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster and eight other governors in submitting an
Colleges Taking a Stand for Women’s Sports
All eyes are on San Jose State University after four colleges have refused to play against their women’s volleyball team
22 Attorneys General Stand Up to the American Academy of Pediatrics
“When the American Academy of Pediatrics speaks, its 67,000 pediatrician members, the broader medical community, the public, and especially parents
South Dakota’s “Big Four” Speak Against Amendment G
Four of South Dakota’s highest-ranking public officials have come out against Amendment G, the measure that would legalize abortion throughout