The Telephone Used to Save Lives. Now It Takes Them. by Paul Batura | December 9, 2025 | Life | No Comments When Alexander Graham Bell was granted the first patent for the telephone in 1876, most people saw the invention as a triumph of mankind’s longtime... Read More
At Christmas, Charlie Brown and Coca-Cola Remind Us of Culture’s Sway by Paul Batura | December 8, 2025 | Culture | No Comments Tuesday marks the 60th anniversary of the television debut of “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” the animated classic that continues to charm both children and adults... Read More
President Trump: “With the birth of Jesus, Human History Turned from Night to Day” by Paul Batura | December 5, 2025 | Culture, Winter Reads | No Comments It was just over a hundred years ago when the first “National Christmas Tree” was erected and lit on the White House lawn. The 48-foot... Read More
You’re Right, Bill Gates: The Death of a Child is a Tragedy – So Why Are You Not Pro-Life? by Paul Batura | December 4, 2025 | Culture | No Comments According to a new report from the Gates Foundation, more children under the age of five are expected to die this year than last –... Read More
Heretical Manger Scene is Also Hazardous by Paul Batura | December 3, 2025 | Culture | No Comments To borrow the words of Ronald Reagan, “There they go again.” The Lake Street Church in Evanston, Illinois, which dates to 1873, is featuring a... Read More
