For decades, New York Families Foundation and New York Families Action have helped Christians across the Empire State become informed voters by providing educational resources that help them understand where candidates stand on issues affecting life, family, religious freedom, and other matters of public concern. That work continues in 2026

By Tony Perkins Political movements have long understood that language shapes culture. From the French Revolution to Marxist movements in Europe and Communist regimes in Asia, ideological leaders have sought to advance their agendas not only through political power but through linguistic change. By redefining familiar terms, elevating preferred expressions,

In 1961, at the height of the Cold War, the Berlin Wall became the defining symbol of a world divided between freedom and tyranny. At Checkpoint Charlie, observers of the daily crossings often remarked on the stark contrast between East and West. Workers returning to communist East Berlin at the