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Nursing homes nationwide report mounting staff shortages as President Donald Trump’s immigration policies disrupt long-term care operations. Facilities that rely heavily on foreign-born workers now face the loss of employees with revoked legal status and fewer new hires due to slowed legal immigration channels. Deke Cateau, CEO of A.G. Rhodes in Atlanta, warns that while
Permanent Changes to Child Tax Credit Set to Reshape Family Benefits Beginning in 2026, the child tax credit will undergo sweeping changes under President Donald Trump’s newly passed tax and spending package. The credit increases from $2,000 to $2,200 per child and will be adjusted annually for inflation—a long-awaited victory for some advocates. However, new
Approved in 2000, the abortion pill mifepristone is considered safe by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for use up to 10 weeks into pregnancy. The agency reports that fewer than 0.5% of users experience serious adverse effects. Mifepristone, commonly used in combination with misoprostol, is supported by decades of clinical data and widespread
In Georgetown, Texas, Father Moses McPherson, a muscular, bearded priest of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia (ROCOR), is gaining online attention and converts through his outspoken embrace of traditional masculinity. His viral videos denounce what he calls feminized behaviors—like wearing skinny jeans or eating soup—as antithetical to true manhood. Alongside heavy metal-fueled weightlifting clips,
CHANGED Movement Hosts Capitol Event to Share Testimonies Last week, former LGBT-identifying Christians gathered at the California Capitol in Sacramento to speak out against what they view as cultural and legislative restrictions on people leaving the LGBT lifestyle. The two-day “Speak Out” event, led by the CHANGED Movement and the California Family Council, culminated with
The GOP Proposal Targets Work Requirements and Federal Spending Congressional Republicans are advancing a sweeping bill aimed at cutting federal spending and tightening work requirements for public assistance. The proposal primarily targets Medicaid and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), especially for childless adults without disabilities. However, families with children—including single mothers like Mia in California—would
High Court Backs State Authority in 6-3 Ruling In United States v. Skrmetti, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld a Tennessee law banning certain medical procedures for minors seeking gender transition. The 6-3 decision marked a major legal victory for Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti, who called it a “big win for democracy.” The Court ruled
Jimmy Evans, Brady Boyd Knew of Abuse Despite Public Denials Court documents filed in Texas last Friday reveal that prominent church leaders, including Bible teacher Jimmy Evans and Pastor Brady Boyd of Colorado’s New Life Church, were aware that Gateway Church founder Robert Morris had sexually abused Cindy Clemishire when she was 12. These revelations
$60 Million Fraud Scheme Unveiled Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced charges against 22 individuals and businesses, including Pastor Theodore Mucuranyana and Hope of Life International Church, for allegedly defrauding the state’s Medicaid program out of $60 million. The indictment accuses the group of submitting false mental health and addiction treatment claims, some involving patients
Pastor Cites Childhood Trauma as Root of Infidelity Megachurch pastor John Gray offered a public apology to his wife, Aventer Gray, during an April 27 episode of the “Dear Future Wifey” podcast. The couple discussed the near-collapse of their marriage in 2018, attributing their recovery to therapy and faith. Gray blamed his inappropriate relationships on
African Evangelical Leader Urges Theological Overhaul Dr. Master Matlhaope, General Secretary of the Association of Evangelicals in Africa (AEA), calls for a radical shift in African theology. In a recent interview, he urged the Church to confront Africa’s complex realities with a renewed, holistic mission. He emphasized that the Church must address root causes of
HHS Launches Autism Research Database Using Medicare and Medicaid Data The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced plans to build a new autism research database. The system will compile data from Medicare and Medicaid patients diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said the goal is to investigate
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