The hidden reality of appliance poverty
Over 4.8 million people are going without at least one essential appliance, including everyday items like cookers and washing machines.
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Is America too far gone to turn around?
If the barbarians are already inside the gate, we need to ask How did they get in
What NBC’s emotional blackmail about the Idaho teen suicide story left out
It s genuinely reckless to use a platform the size of NBC s to insist that kids will die without these drugs and never once stop to explain why serious people have real reservations
I had two abortions. Here's why the law would have stopped mine.
Why does the pro-life movement trust former abortion workers when we expose the abortion industry, but often dismiss us when we talk about how to end it
Challenging Trump’s Efforts to Whitewash Our History
Education should open minds to facts, science, and our history — not close doors to them. Regressive-thinking adults prefer to hide facts and truth from students, as exhibited in the recent order from President Trump adding warning signs to the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History.
Why Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey Haunts Us Right Now
From the Moore to the Point newsletter: At Homer with the Lord
Can you Save the Parish while sidelining Scripture?
If Save the Parish is going to do what it says on the tin, how can it treat the Church of England’s traditional teaching on marriage and sexual morality as a secondary issue?
Britain just proved free speech isn't for everyone
We don t need to just debate whether P ivi R s nen should have been allowed to transit through Britain
Is Trump actually keeping Gen Z out of church?
Why would anyone invest in a survey in the months before a presidential election, then wait nearly two years to publish the results
What we learn from the longest sentence in the Bible
There s a lot of profound doctrine and biblical truth to unpack there, which is why entire books have been written on it Let me give you my favorite three key takeaways
