"All ministers, therefore, who were oppressors, or intended to be oppressors, have been loud in their complaints against freedom of speech, and the licence [sic] of the press; and always restrained, or endeavoured [sic] to restrain, both. In consequence of this, they have brow-beaten writers, punished them violently, and against law, and burnt their works. By all which they shewed how much truth alarmed them, and how much they were at enmity with truth.”

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The passage of Illinois Representative Kelly Cassidy’s Reproductive Health Act by the Democrat-controlled Illinois House on Tuesday laid out clearly the sharp divide between pro-life and pro-abortion supporters. Count Cassidy on the pro-abortion side.

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Both Canada’s and Mexico’s executive branches have formally begun the process of asking their country’s legislative bodies to ratify the USMCA.

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Unless a court intervenes, Reproductive Health Services of Planned Parenthood of the St. Louis Region, the last abortion provider in Missouri, will need to close its doors on Friday for failing to meet the state’s licensing requirements. Should it close, Missouri will be the first state in the union without an abortion provider since 1973.

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National Public Radio (NPR) recently published a memo to remind its journalists about the importance of sanitizing abortion language, so it does not appear that they are conceding to the pro-life view of the procedure as the violent murder of a pre-born baby. In the memo Mark Memmott, listed as NPR's supervising senior editor for standards and practices, noted that with the recent media attention given to abortion legislation in Georgia and Alabama, it was important to tutor writers new to the abortion debate on how to steer clear of certain terms used by pro-life writers.

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On May 21, evangelist Franklin Graham posted a message on his Facebook page announcing that — along with more than 250 other Christian leaders — he is asking followers of Christ across our nation to set aside next Sunday, June 2, as a special day of prayer for President Trump.

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The man accused of planting and detonating a bomb in Lyon, France, last week is an illegal alien.

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The decision to delay placing the image of Harriet Tubman (shown), a conductor on the famed Underground Railroad that aided fugitive slaves before the abolition of slavery in 1865, on the $20 federal reserve note supposedly “smacks of racism.” At least that is what Ernestine Wyatt, a distant niece of Tubman, said on CNN this week when offering her opinion as to why her famous ancestor will not replace President Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill anytime soon.

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On May 23, the Alabama House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 69 (SB69), legislation that would effectively nullify the state’s involvement in most aspects of marriage. The State Senate previously passed the bill by a 26-0 margin, with seven Democrats joining 19 Republicans in the unanimous vote. The bill is now on Governor Kay Ivey’s desk for consideration.

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A private organization called We Build the Wall built a $6 million bollard-type wall on private property along the U.S.-Mexican border near Sunland Park, New Mexico, over the Memorial Day weekend. The wall’s construction was paid for with funds raised from a GoFundMe account.

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