Heather S. Wolf is an Alumna of the Campaign at Yale. She served as a political appointee in the Bush White House and contributing to presidential campaigns, Alabama and Pennsylvania politics.
By Heather Suzanne Wolf-National Desk Editor Easter Sunday marks the greatest miracle in human history — the resurrection of Jesus Christ. On that first Easter morning, a small group of women approached a tomb in grief, carrying spices to anoint what they thought would be the lifeless body of their Lord.
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Heather Suzanne Wolf-National Desk Editor There comes a time in every life when silence screams the loudest. When prayers seem to echo back unanswered. When we face a closed door, a painful rejection, or a season so dark it feels impossible to see the hand of God at work. These
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Heather Suzanne Wolf-National Desk Editor On a Friday morning in ancient Jerusalem, while the city stirred with Passover preparations, a different drama unfolded—a story of sorrow, sacrifice, and ultimate love. Jesus of Nazareth, bruised and bloodied, stood trial not for crimes He committed, but for the sins of humanity.
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By Heather Suzanne Wolf-National Desk Editor Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week — the most sacred time of the year for Christians. As a woman of faith and an American, this week reminds me why I keep going even when the world feels heavy. It's a time
By Heather Suzanne Wolf-National Desk Editor In a significant move to support the nation's family caregivers, U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Ala.) has joined a bipartisan coalition to introduce the Alleviating Barriers for Caregivers (ABC) Act. This legislation aims to streamline administrative processes, making it easier for caregivers
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In a landmark event at the White House during Women’s History Month, Rep. Cammack and Senator Katie Britt, the Senate co-chair, joined President Trump to officially launch the Republican Women’s Caucus.
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Special Report: Imagine, your last words on this earth, knowing you are at the end of your time. What would you say? Mia Love left with words of hope for our country. Her parents came here with nothing. She left us with a love of country like no other. She
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The Biden-era financial allocations are now under intense scrutiny.
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"Reducing our concentration in Washington allows us to better serve and protect communities nationwide." - FBI Director Kash Patel
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“Our education system is failing our kids. We rank 26th in the world in math and 6th in reading—this is unacceptable” - Sen. Tuberville
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"Your story is a true testament to the American dream. I look forward to working with you to help Alabama’s farmers and keep America's food secure." - Sen. Tuberville
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“I am committed to fostering an intelligence community that prioritizes objective analysis, transparency, and integrity.” - Tulsi Gabbard