Category: Culture
Officer Involved Death of a Minnesota Man Flames Protests of Race
Four officers from the Minneapolis Police Department have been fired after conducting an arrest which lead to the death of unarmed black man George Floyd....
Read MoreFormer CBS News President Calls Mainstream Media to Come Clean on Their Liberal Bias
Van Gordon Sauter, the president of CBS News in the 1980s, has an opinion piece in this weekend’s Wall Street Journal that’s getting a great...
Read MoreThe Giver of a Million Dollar Gift that Made New York’s Vietnam Memorial Possible Might Surprise You
Here’s a Memorial Day story that time has long forgotten. Over 36 years ago, on a clear but cold Wednesday in March of 1984, New...
Read MoreNew York Times Ignores Study’s Warning and Implies Trump Responsible for 36,000 Additional COVID Deaths
If you were asked who most of the mainstream media blames daily for every loss of life in the United States from COVID-19, who would...
Read More‘Churches Helping Churches’ Event Raises $191,000 for Churches Struggling Due to Coronavirus
Dozens of Christian artists, evangelists, ministry leaders and pastors participated in a benefit simulcast for Churches Helping Churches that garnered 258,000 viewers and raised $191,050.13...
Read MoreCan Prayer Increase Physical and Mental Health in the COVID Age?
Of course, our health and that of our family members’ is deep on the minds of all of us in the Age of COVID. Research...
Read MoreAmerica Regains Confidence; Poll Shows We’re Worrying Less Over the COVID-19 Crisis
The ever-rising death toll from COVID-19 may be sobering, but Americans for the most part are worrying less about the coronavirus than they did in...
Read MoreHow Influential is Christian Faith on Public Life Today?
The folks at the Pew Research Center recently examined how influential Americans believe Christianity is in today’s culture with some very interesting findings on the...
Read MoreOne-Third of Inmates in Local Jails Released Due to Coronavirus, One Rearrested for Murder
According to a new report from the Prison Policy Initiative (PPI), local governments have released nearly one-third of their inmates due to concerns that the...
Read MoreHow Important is Presidential Faith and Morality to Americans?
The Pew Research Center just released a very interesting report on this general topic: How important do Americans believe it is to have a President...
Read MoreExclusive: Punished for Reopening Restaurant, Owner of C&C Kitchen Speaks Out
When Jesse and April Arellano reopened their restaurant for one day on Mother’s Day, they weren’t planning on Colorado Governor Jared Polis suspending their business...
Read MoreAnother Poll Confirms the Media’s Credibility is Cratering
A new poll from Morning Consult has found that American’s trust in the credibility of the media has cratered to new lows. According to the...
Read MoreIs COVID-19 Pushing Marriages to the Brink? Divorces May Increase Post-COVID
There is anecdotal evidence that more Americans are seeking out the services of divorce attorneys during the coronavirus pandemic. “It’s really a make-it or break-it...
Read MoreNew York Times Editorial Sings the Praises of “Weird Christianity”
This past Sunday, the New York Times printed a long editorial by a religion writer on a movement among young people toward what she described...
Read MoreDespite Over-the-Top Warnings, Media Finds No One Refused Service by Samaritan’s Purse’s NYC COVID Outreach
As The Daily Citizen has followed, when Samaritan’s Purse began setting up an emergency field hospital in New York’s Central Park to care for the...
Read MoreChuck Todd and Meet the Press Caught in Embarrassing Misrepresentation
Yesterday, NBC’s Meet the Press and host Chuck Todd were caught in a deceptive presentation of comments made by U.S. Attorney General William Barr in...
Read MoreNYT Article Hints that Abortion and Socialism is Keeping Young Americans in the Republican Party
In a recent article by The New York Times, two dozen young Republicans shared why they support the party. While promoting pro-life policies remains a...
Read MoreWhat a Meat Shortage Might Mean for American Families
Disruptions and concerns over the coronavirus at meat packing and processing plants has caused a severe disruption to the supply chain, which may leave the...
Read MoreDallas Salon Owner Released from Jail After Being Arrested and Fined for Keeping Business Open
Shelley Luther, who was sentenced to seven days in prison and a $7,000 fine on Tuesday for refusing to close her Dallas salon, was released...
Read MoreWORLD WAR II 75 YEARS LATER
The Battle of the Bulge Seventy-five years ago today, the guns went silent across the European continent for the first time in more than 2,000...
Read MoreNYTs’ Journalist Wins Pulitzer for Getting Basic Facts of America’s Founding Wrong
The New York Times’ Nikole Hannah-Jones has been awarded the prestigious 2020 Pulitzer Prize for Commentary for her infamous 1619 Project. It was a massive...
Read MoreFounder of 1619 Project Wins Pulitzer Prize. Here’s Why Pulitzers are Pointless.
The Pulitzer Prize Board has announced that Nikole Hannah-Jones of The New York Times, founder and creator of the 1619 Project, won a Pulitzer Prize...
Read More75th Anniversary of Nazi Germany’s Unconditional Surrender to Allied Forces
On May 7, 1945, the remnants of the Nazi leadership offered their unconditional surrender to the Allied Forces at 2:41am, which brought to an end...
Read MoreCelebrities Write Editorial in French Newspaper Demanding Change to World Order
“Please, let’s not go back to normal.” That’s the plea from multimillionaire celebrities and some scientists to the world in a recent open letter published...
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