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  • Faithful Budget

    Statement | September 12, 2017
    As communities of faith, we respect and care for one another as a sacred imperative that expresses our endeavor to “love our neighbor as ourselves.” But American society as a whole is called to be a place where we delight in the value of each and every person and gladly accept a mutual responsibility for one another’s wellbeing.
  • Yemen War Emboldens Extremists

    Background | May 4, 2021
    Who benefits from unconditional U.S. arms to Saudi Arabia? Experts caution that the U.S. approach to the Yemen war has given AQAP weapons flows, military support, and fodder for extremism, while emboldening Iran by driving rebel factions under Iranian control.
  • Your Senators Can Help Protect the Iran Deal

    Update | August 17, 2020
    After two big victories for diplomacy, the Iran deal is still under threat from sanctions legislation. Show your senators the strength of the pro-diplomacy constituency by taking action today.
  • House Votes on Climate, Pentagon Spending, Islamophobia, War in Military Policy Bill

    Update | July 17, 2017
    Every representative in the U.S. House voted on amendments to a military policy bill that could rein in Pentagon spending, put the brakes on a new nuclear arms race, and stop an accidental war with Iran.
  • What We're Reading on Syria

    Update | August 17, 2020
    On the sixth anniversary of the war in Syria, we recommend a reading list covering the US’s militarized missteps in Syria and the diplomatic path forward to win peace.
  • Understanding the Serious Flaws in the American Health Care Act

    Background | August 17, 2020
    Republican leaders in Congress are rapidly moving a bill that would repeal the Affordable Care Act. The American Health Care Act (AHCA) would dramatically change America’s health care system for the worse.
  • Essential Reforms to Mass Surveillance

    Update | October 14, 2016
    The House of Representatives recently passed a bill called the “USA FREEDOM Act” that purports to tackle mass surveillance—an issue that affects hundreds of millions of Americans. But the USA FREEDOM Act is not real reform. Instead of meaningfully restoring American civil liberties, it instead preserves bulk data collection and ultimately fails to end mass surveillance. Thankfully, the USA Freedom Act did not pass the Senate. If it had, it would have effectively solidified the NSA’s unconstitutional spying of Americans—again.
  • FCNL Applauds Homeland Security Advisory Council Vote Urging a Reduction of Privatized Detention

    Press Release | December 9, 2020
    A strong majority of Homeland Security Advisory Council members voted to phase out private prisons, in a surprising dissent from the group’s draft recommendation to continue DHS use of private prisons.
  • On Visit to Kenya, President Obama Should Push for Change

    FCNL in the News | October 6, 2016
    President Obama is set to visit his father’s homeland, which no doubt will be meaningful for Mr. Obama and for Kenyans who share a special connection to this US president with ancestral roots in Kenya.
  • Big Changes to Health Care

    Background | January 26, 2017
    Tribal members rely on a broad network of health care services and financing mechanisms, not just the Indian Health Service or tribal programs. How will this complex network be affected by proposals to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act?