FCNL in the News

Oct. 16 marks the 20th anniversary of another somber day in U.S. history, albeit lesser known. On that day in 2002, Congress passed the 2002 Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Iraq (2002 Iraq AUMF), green-lighting war against Saddam Hussein’s government in Iraq and opening the way for a full scale “shock and awe” invasion by the U.S.

The executive branch has used the still active law to justify unrelated conflicts, but it appears the 2002 AUMF’s days are finally numbered.

The Child Tax Credit helped lift millions of children out of poverty. Why would we abandon it?

Two decades deep, the annual number of terror attacks worldwide has significantly increased, terror groups have proliferated across the globe, and more than 900,000 people have been killed.

To say the students at the Ramallah Friends School have had to grow up too fast under the Israeli occupation is an understatement. They described life under the restrictive system of checkpoints and other forms of control and repression.

On Thursday morning, June 30, interviews with both Bridget Moix and Diana Ohlbaum were aired by more than 100 radio networks and stations nationwide on the current status of the war in Ukraine.

Biden has restored the near-global ban on these militarily ineffective weapons, but enshrined their continued use in South Korea.

To achieve the world we seek, we cannot wait for better days. We must follow God’s calling to do right, seek justice, and correct these injustices.

The more we learn, the more we see gaping holes between our country’s traditional narrative and the realities of how our nation was built and who paid the costs.