Articles

In the post-Dobbs era, abortion policy has moved from the Supreme Court to legislatures, agencies, ballot campaigns, and budget fights. For pro-life conservatives, defending unborn life now requires not only moral conviction but serious public policy. Read More.

Twenty-five years have passed since the horrific attacks of September 11, 2001, yet the pain and the lessons remain as urgent as ever. Read More.

We at Politicrossing commemorate the first anniversary of Charlie Kirk's passing, reflecting on his legacy in conservative politics and his advocacy for Christian values. Read More.

As Washington revisits tax priorities, the stakes reach beyond revenue tables. The structure of the tax code affects hiring, wages, marriage decisions, and whether young families believe the future is affordable. Read More.

Federal auditors continue to document substantial waste and inefficiency across government departments, raising fresh questions about how taxpayer dollars are managed and whether accountability mechanisms are adequately enforced. Read More.

As faith increasingly shapes electoral coalitions, both left and right risk weaponizing religion for partisan gain. A look at how the sacred has become a casualty of modern politics. Read More.

Rising antisemitic incidents on American college campuses have prompted federal intervention, raising complex questions about Title VI enforcement, institutional accountability, and the limits of government power in protecting religious minorities. Read More.

As colleges grapple with competing demands for inclusive spaces and open discourse, religious speech and expression face mounting pressure. A look at what's at stake when campuses treat faith as negotiable. Read More.

Tech companies' content moderation decisions raise hard questions about bias, transparency, and the role of private power in the digital public square. A look at what the evidence shows and what conservatives should demand. Read More.

Evangelical and Christian Zionist voters form a significant bloc influencing U.S. foreign policy toward Israel, raising questions about the relationship between religious conviction, political organization, and national interest. Read More.

Federal agencies struggle to account for billions in annual spending, raising urgent questions about oversight and the fiduciary duty owed to taxpayers. A closer look at why accountability remains elusive—and what it would take to fix it. Read More.

Environmental stewardship rooted in religious tradition offers conservatives a compelling alternative to climate catastrophism—one grounded in duty, not ideology. How this framework reshapes the policy debate. Read More.

Intelligence officials warn that Russia, China, and Iran are conducting sophisticated influence operations targeting American universities, media outlets, and civic organizations. The challenge for policymakers is balancing national security with the open society these institutions are meant to protect. Read More.

As American clergy increasingly weigh in on political and cultural disputes, both progressive and conservative congregations face a recurring question: What is the appropriate scope of pastoral authority in the public square? Read More.

Faith communities remain among the most effective mobilizers of civic participation in American politics, but their influence depends on whether they frame voting as a moral duty or as tribal loyalty. Read More.