Justice Clarence Thomas Just Issued a Warning Every American Needs to Hear
Just in time for America s 250th birthday, Justice Clarence Thomas has ignited a national conversation about America s founding principles
Opinion
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Exposing secret teacher portals pushing Marxist ideology, trans grooming
Unless parents demand transparency, school districts will continue to shape the minds and very identities of our most vulnerable population.
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A lesson from our black brothers and sisters: Grief doesn’t have the last word, hope does
Two years ago, as I sought to process George Floyd’s death and the nation’s reactions to it, I reflected with several friends about the grief we were all feeling. What do we do with it? we mused into the night. This Black History Month — as we navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, racial injustice, and national division — we are still asking ourselves the same question.
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I’m a 12-year-old former public school student. Here’s why I hate critical race theory.
It made me feel sad because my friends and I are not mean or oppressors. The only way any of us are privileged is because we get to live in America and work hard for what we want in life, regardless of the color of our skin.
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Narrow is the way
Fear and death have been living, rent-free, in the minds of America for years now. Propaganda fueled mass hysteria has reshaped our lives.
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American Hypocrisy about Premeditated War
Wendell Griffen reflects on the hypocrisy of President Joe Biden condemning Russia for a “premeditated war” against Ukraine when the U.S. is engaged in “premeditated” acts of violence on a regular basis.
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If your church attendance is stagnant right now, it’s not all bad
It’s always a good sign when the median age drops in a church. But in many cases, you need two new people to replace one older person to retain attendance levels because the older generation tends to be at church more often.
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Biden’s radioactive pick for US nuclear team
But to everyday Americans, who thought they were getting a moderate president, the picture of our newest government official standing over a man in a dog collar is a poorly-timed reminder that voters elected anything but.
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Ruminations on the science in Katharine Hayhoe’s ‘Saving Us: A Climate Scientist’s Case for Hope and Healing in a Divided World’
Whatever the cause(s), this warming is not the dire situation that Hayhoe paints. As John Adams said, “Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passion, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence.”
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The faith of George Washington
We live in an era where the heroes of yesteryear are often vilified. It’s hard to believe that George Washington, “the father of our country,” fits in that category.
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Colorado is again trying to compel a wedding vendor’s speech. Supreme Court has a chance to defend freedom.
It is high time the Supreme Court resolved this ongoing standoff between same-sex marriage and the First Amendment, so that vendors like Smith can earn a living while staying true to their religious beliefs.
