Category: Culture
Mainstream Media Outlets Shamefully Silent on Horrific Murder of Five-Year-Old Cannon Hinnant
Cannon Hinnant was a friendly five-year-old who loved to play with the neighborhood Chihuahua, Nick. That is until 25-year-old Darius Sessoms allegedly shot him in...
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Herd Immunity Reached? U.S. COVID Cases Continue Three Week Downward Trend.
Buried amid negative headlines, the United States is seeing a ray of light shine with good news about the coronavirus pandemic. You may have missed...
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Facebook Censors 7 Million COVID Posts in Second Quarter – but Removes Fewer Posts about Child Abuse and Suicide
Facebook released its “Community Standards Enforcement Report” and said the company had censored 7 million COVID-19 posts and placed a misinformation warning label on 98...
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Seattle Cuts Police Budget – Police Chief Carmen Best Resigns
On Monday, the Seattle City Council voted to cut the Seattle Police Department (SPD) Budget’s remaining 2020 budget by 14 percent. On Tuesday, SPD Chief...
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The Media’s Campaign of Misinformation — Trust in the Media Remains at an All Time Low
A new study by the Knight Foundation and Gallup Poll reveals that Americans’ trust in the media is at an all-time low. The Attorney General...
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The U.S. Hardest Hit by COVID? Media Continues to Miss the Bigger Picture on the Coronavirus Pandemic
A recent Associated Press article stated that the way the coronavirus pandemic has been handled in the United States has “astonished and alarmed” Europe. But...
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Coronavirus Horror: Accused Rapist Released from Jail, Murders His Victim, Then Kills Self
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to provide heart-breaking stories of government decisions gone bad. In Virginia, a 33-year-old man, Ibrahim Bouaichi, charged last October with raping...
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Looting and Violence Along Chicago’s Magnificent Mile
Downtown Chicago’s “Magnificent Mile” was targeted by hundreds of protestors who looted and vandalized stores and shot at police officers early Monday, August 10. The...
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Crime Continues to Surge Across the Country, Demonstrating the Futility of Defunding the Police
Over the last couple of months, anti-police activists have made increasing calls to defund the police in response to the death of George Floyd. But...
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1.8 Million Jobs Added in July; Unemployment Down; Another Stimulus Being Negotiated
The July jobs report from the U.S. Department of Labor gave us some good news in the midst of the pandemic. Employment was up for...
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‘We Faced a Terrible Decision’ – The Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima
Today marks the 75th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Japan. The event was both historic and devastating. The bomb was a culmination of...
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No More History in Illinois Schools? Group Argues Current History Curriculum Leads to ‘Racist Society’ and Must Be Removed
Illinois State Representative LaShawn K. Ford and a group of community leaders are calling for the state’s school districts to remove history curriculum due to...
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Lebanon Recovering After Massive Explosion of Ammonium Nitrate Held in Beirut Port
On Monday, Beirut was rocked by a massive explosion as an ammonium nitrate shipment left abandoned in a port warehouse detonated due to a fire....
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Seattle Rioters Sue City Because Police Countermeasures are Forcing Them to Buy Protective Gear
If you believe a lawsuit recently filed against Seattle and its police department, the city’s officers are using teargas, “blast balls” and deploying “projectiles” against...
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Seattle Protestors March on Police Chief’s Home – So Why Not Defund the Police after this ‘Summer of Love’?
On Friday, July 31, news outlets reported on the Seattle City Council’s latest proposals to cut the Police Department’s budget – one plan would slash...
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‘We are a Cancer and There is no Cure.’ MSNBC Producer Resigns, Criticizes TV News Industry
On the heels of the recent resignation of editor Bari Weiss at The New York Times over how news and opinion is selected and presented to...
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Why The New York Times Is Wrong to Recommend Scrapping Presidential Debates
“Let’s Scrap the Presidential Debates”, says yesterday’s New York Times editorial making the dramatic claim these contests between candidates for the most powerful office in...
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‘A Pain No One Should Ever Have to Endure.’ Federal Judge’s Emotional Video Explains Gunman’s Attack That Killed Her Son
A few weeks ago, U.S. District Court Judge Esther Salas experienced what no wife and mother should ever endure. A disgruntled lawyer appeared at her...
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Six Things You Need to Know About a COVID-19 Vaccine
(Focus on the Family takes no position at this time on the use of COVID-19 vaccines, nor do we endorse any particular vaccine candidate. The...
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When the Government Takes Your Family Members, One Woman’s Fight to Find Her Sister
Rushan Abbas hasn’t seen her sister, Dr. Gulshan Abbas, in two years. A retired physician, Dr. Abbas should have been able to live the rest...
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Which is Really More Dangerous, Hydroxychloroquine or the Abortion Pill?
While the media continues to express concern over the use of hydroxychloroquine, why is there not equal concern over the use of the abortion pill?...
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Doctor Fired After Touting Hydroxychloroquine in Viral Video Banned by Facebook, Twitter and Google
After appearing in a viral video touting the use of hydroxychloroquine to treat the novel coronavirus, Dr. Simone Gold, a physician based in Los Angeles,...
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Yale Epidemiologist, New Study Tout Hydroxychloroquine as Controversy Continues to Rage
The controversy over the effects and safety of the use of hydroxychloroquine, often combined with azithromycin, to treat the novel coronavirus has been raging for...
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VIDEO: The Daily Citizen Weekly Update
Where do you get your news and who do you trust to give it you? In the age of 24/7 cable broadcasts and always-on social...
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