In the United States, discussions over federal authority have intensified, especially regarding the use of federal law enforcement in immigration and domestic security. Critics argue that recent actions reflect overreach—marked by force, cruelty, and a disregard for human life (Chishti and Bush-Joseph). Supporters insist these measures are necessary responses to complex challenges. The tension between these perspectives has become a defining feature of the current political l

America stands at a crossroads. Once widely known as a nation that trusted God and allowed faith to shape its culture, politics, and identity, the United States is now witnessing a dramatic shift. A growing majority of adults no longer believe in God, let alone trust God. Surveys and cultural trends reveal more than a change in opinion—they expose a deep crisis. As belief in God fades, so too does a crucial foundation, leaving urgent questions about the nation’s future unansw