Category: Culture
CDC Director Warns Second Wave of Coronavirus Could be More Deadly
Recently, Dr. Robert Redfield, the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), announced that a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic could...
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Harvard Professor Calls Homeschooling ‘Dangerous,’ Proposes Ban
A Harvard University professor is proposing a ban on homeschooling because it allegedly “violates a child’s rights,” and is “dangerous.” Professor Elizabeth Bartholet, the Morris...
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New Series Botches the Story of Phyllis Schlafly
Phyllis Schlafly is the subject of a major new series streaming on FX/Hulu entitled Mrs. America. Its executive producer is Cate Blanchett and she plays...
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Media Rips Protesters Around the Country as “Racists” and “Nazis”
As The Daily Citizen recently reported, thousands of Americans gathered over the weekend at various state Capitols to protest their states’ stay-at-home orders, and petition...
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Protestors Across the Nation Express Dissent over Coronavirus Quarantines
Protestors have gathered in cities across the U.S., defying stay-at-home orders and demonstrating against business shutdowns by state governors. The quarantine orders have closed businesses...
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Poll Finds Half of Americans Believe the Bible Should Influence U.S. Laws
A new poll from the Pew Research Center has found that 49% of Americans believe the Bible should influence American law to some capacity. Of...
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WWII Vet Captain Tom Moore, 99, Raises Almost $34 Million for U.K. Health Charity
Need a good news story? A World War II veteran in the United Kingdom has raised more than £27.2 million or almost $34 million dollars...
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The Friday ‘Other News’ Roundup
It’s amazing how people can make news while we’re all cooped up in our homes (or most of us are, anyway). So, we thought we’d...
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Trail Life USA Holding a Nationwide Backyard Campout Event TONIGHT, April 17
Trail Life USA, a Boy Scouts counterpart that focuses on Christian values, is holding a nationwide backyard campout event for families across the country. There...
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Despite Offering Medical Help, Samaritan’s Purse Continually Criticized for its Anti-LGBT Stance
Samaritan’s Purse, a nonprofit disaster relief ministry known for working around the world, has been continually targeted by LGBT groups and reporters for CEO Franklin...
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Massive Protest in Michigan as Citizens Advocate for their First Amendment Rights After Governor Imposes New Coronavirus Restrictions
Michigan’s governor faces severe backlash after introducing aggressive and nonsensical new stay-at-home order guidelines. The Great Lakes State has become one of the epicenters of...
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The Most Ridiculous Arrests and Citations Given Out by Various Government Officials During the Coronavirus Crisis
Though the coronavirus pandemic in some ways does require an extreme response, sometimes it’s a little much. Like the father who was arrested for being...
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Vice President Mike Pence’s Daughter Begins Coronavirus News Briefings for Kids
Charlotte Pence Bond, the daughter of Vice President Mike Pence, has begun a new coronavirus video and podcast effort for children called the “Littles News...
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Corruption Within the WHO – How the World’s Leading Health Organization Ignored the Danger of COVID-19
The rapid spread of the coronavirus took many by surprise, and it’s leading to some serious questions about the competency of the world’s supposedly premier...
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Nonprofit Organization ‘Co-Vents’ Working to Help Save Lives by Refurbishing Older Ventilators for Hospitals
When it comes to the coronavirus, ventilators are a critical aspect of support for those suffering from some of the most severe complications of the...
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The Deeper Meaning of Easter
Today is Easter. This holiday don’t mean much for a lot of families. It’s just another warm spring day where kids get all the candy...
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A Good Friday Reflection Through Art of the Cross
___________________ “If what Christians say about Good Friday is true, then it is, quite simply, the truth about everything. Good Friday is the drama of...
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The Cross an Electric Chair?
Today is one of Christianity’s three most important days of the year for Christians around the world, along with Christmas and Easter. Of course, that...
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Dr. Fauci Says Model Predicting 240,000 Deaths from Coronavirus Was an Overestimate
Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, (NIAID) has revised his original prediction that between 100,000 to 240,000 people...
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Olympic Committee Makes Huge Donation to Local Food Bank, Reminding Community of the Need
With roughly 16 million people newly on unemployment, food banks across the country are struggling to keep up with the demand. Many food banks are...
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16 Million Claim Unemployment in Three Weeks, White House Weighs Opening Economy
On Thursday the Bureau of Labor Statistics once again released shocking unemployment numbers. For the week ending April 4, an additional 6.6 million Americans filed...
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As Internet Searches for ‘Prayer’ Increase, Christian Ministries Offer Hope and Resources
A new report found that as the coronavirus spread, worldwide Google searches for “prayer” skyrocketed. Christian organizations are responding by providing more online and telephone...
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Calls for Fasting and Prayer During Holy Week – To End Coronavirus Pandemic and Bring Revival
Three denominations have joined together, calling for a day of prayer and fasting on Good Friday, April 10. Together, The Presbyterian Church in America (PCA),...
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British PM Boris Johnson in Intensive Care as Coronavirus Symptoms Worsen—What Does this Mean for Other World Leaders?
Yesterday, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was placed in an intensive care unit (ICU) as his coronavirus symptoms worsened. Currently, Dominic Raab, the Foreign Secretary, is “deputized”...
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