Formerly known as Armistice Day, this holiday was originally created to commemorate the end of World War I, which officially took place on November 11, 1918. That war was referred to as the “war to end all wars.” That was a naïve, albeit hopeful, wish. Obviously, it did not come true. Throughout...

Guess what? Another group of hypersensitive folks has apparently been shocked to find a “sectarian Christian Bible”—yes, the one with two Testaments—hiding in plain sight in a POW/MIA memorial at Naval Operational Support Center (NOSC) Alameda. And the very same cast of characters who are...

I’m certainly no fan of former U.S. Vice President Spiro Agnew, but in his day, he could certainly troll his opponents. One of my favorite Agnew-isms utilizes William Safire’s famous four-word phrase, “nattering nabobs of negativism.” Agnew trolled the following, referring to the press in the...

America, sleep soundly tonight. The Soldiers of Bravo Company will tuck you in with the power of freedom and all that it offers. They will ask nothing in return of you and it is likely they never will. When you see these few, these happy few, tell them you love them for their sacrifice and that you...

Recently the Army published a human interest story (see Soldier fights for her life to serve in US Army | Article | The United States Army ) about a young woman from Iraq who had escaped an abusive family situation and, with the help of American soldiers, had been able to travel to the United...

Former Vice President Joe Biden continues to flesh out his cabinet. His choices are essentially the Obama Administration 2.0. The Obama years of a depleted military, expansive federal regulations, weak border security, and a stagnant economy appear to be fully embraced by a Biden Administration.

To honor our veterans this Veterans Day, we’re presenting stories of incredible acts of valor that earned these American heroes the Medal of Honor. Thomas “Patrick” Payne was Sgt. 1st Class in October 2015 when he was part of a joint task force assigned to a massive hostage rescue from an ISIS...

Today is Veterans Day. Formerly known as Armistice Day, this holiday was originally created to commemorate the end of World War I, which officially took place on November 11, 1918. That war was referred to as the “war to end all wars.” That was a thoughtful and hopeful wish—albeit unrealistic.

Religious liberty is a constitutional principle that is at the heart of who we are as American people. Nowhere is it more important than in the Armed Forces of the United States. The free exercise of religion is critical for those in uniform. Today’s military is an all-volunteer force made up of...

Fake news is ramping up leading into the election, as the Fake News Media publishes lies about President Trump and our U.S. military. On today’s Jay Sekulow Live , we discussed the Fake News Media publishing a disgusting attack against President Trump, lying about his stance on the military and our...

There are several litigious organizations whose declared purpose is to eliminate any expression of religion from the cultural landscape of America. Their attack on religion is relentless; they grasp every opportunity to silence free speech if that speech does not align with their agendas. However,

It is not uncommon that federal and state courts of all descriptions periodically hold actual proceedings at law schools throughout the United States. One such instance recently took place at Liberty University, where the Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals, a component of the military justice...

We recently told you about the reported United States Marine Corps (“USMC”) decision to pull the license of Shields of Strength (“SoS”) in response to one organization’s erroneous complaint. The anti-Christian organization demanded that the USMC “immediately revoke and cancel the current approval...

This country is blessed to have numerous businesses that proudly support the United States military and its service members. Shields of Strength (SOS) is one such business. It is worth briefly sharing about SOS . It was December 1998 that the first Shields of Strength were placed in a store. They...

Once again, the ACLJ is taking action to defend the faith of countless soldiers as an extreme, anti-Christian organization that constantly attacks faith in our military wants to bar them from displaying their faith on their dog tags alongside their respective Service insignias. Countless men and...

Just when you thought that the anti-Christian crowd could not become more unhinged, they become more unhinged. What’s the issue this time? The sale of candy canes (which they refer to derisively as “Jesus Candy”) at military post and base exchanges. To the unhinged, the mere presence in military...

For Christians around the world, Christmas is a time to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. It is a festive time filled with Christmas lights, Nativity scenes, candy canes, Santa Claus and reindeer, and the like. Unfortunately, not all feel the joy of Christmas… In fact, certain organizations seem...

By John Laughland , PhD (Oxford), associate research fellow of the ECLJ, author of several books on international law. An attempt by the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court to open an investigation into the situation in Afghanistan, and thereby potentially to prosecute not only Taliban...

Working through our affiliate, the European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ), last week I led a team of attorneys before the International Criminal Court (ICC). On today’s Jay Sekulow Live, we discussed my team’s work before the ICC defending the rights of U.S. soldiers. I was dealing with an...