James Lankford: “So are there needs that we have as far as a change in statute to allow more of that communication to occur at this…”

The U.S. Constitution protects my right to call their rhetoric what it is — racist, ignorant, and antisemitic.

For 50 years, the Hyde Amendment has been an important protection for American taxpayers.

Prison Fellowship has spent 50 years helping people understand that a mistake does not have to be the end of their story.

In the Oct. 8 world, we each have the responsibility to call out antisemitism wherever we see it, to defend human dignity, and to speak out for the inherent right of religious liberty for all people.