Integrity Productions LLC

06/17/2026

06/17/2026

President Trump holds a press conference at G7 summit in Évian-les-...

06/17/2026

06/17/2026

There is hope for us yet!

Ohio's law banning ranked-choice voting took effect Tuesday, ending its possible use and penalizing local governments that attempt to implement it.

06/16/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18wdpwNn6x/

Donna Owens, Toledo’s first female mayor, is alive and well, the 89-year-old said.
“I’m doing great,” Ms. Owens said after news broke that the former ...

06/16/2026

A nation does not need another slogan. It needs a spiritual awakening.

Mike Johnson's call reflects what many Christians have been saying for years: America's deepest problems cannot be solved by politics alone. Economic plans, government programs, and elections may address symptoms, but they cannot heal a culture that has lost its moral and spiritual foundation.

Faith, hope, and love are not signs of weakness. They are the values that have helped shape families, communities, and nations for generations. When those values are replaced by division, anger, and self-interest, the results become impossible to ignore.

Across the country, more believers are calling for a return to biblical truth, personal responsibility, and a renewed commitment to God. They believe real change begins when people stop looking to Washington for salvation and start looking to something greater than themselves.

History shows that every great revival begins when ordinary people recognize that the answer is not more power, more money, or more influence. It begins when hearts are transformed and faith moves from the sidelines back to the center of public life.

The growing call for spiritual awakening is not about religion becoming popular. It is about a nation rediscovering the values that made it strong in the first place.

06/16/2026

A high-ranking Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) employee allegedly redirected donor money to an informant in a “neo-Nazi” organization with whom she had a romantic relationship.

The Justice Department (DOJ) released a superseding indictment on June 2 alleging that an informant known as “F-9” had secretly received over $1.2 million in donor money from SPLC. “Employee-2” oversaw these payments, which F-9 allegedly used to infiltrate the white supremacist group National Alliance. While F-9 received donor money through a “Tech Writers” bank account, he was raising money to support the extremist activities of the “neo-Nazi” organization, according to the indictment.

http://dlvr.it/TT4FwF

06/16/2026

The Lucas County Republican Party previously sent out a press release announcing the death of former Toledo Mayor Donna Owens.