Category: Culture
The New York Times Admits Meteoric Popularity of President’s Coronavirus Briefings but Questions Live Coverage
In a truly stunning article, Michael M. Grynbaum, media correspondent for The New York Times, admits that the American people are listening in great numbers...
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Meet Dr. Deborah Birx: A Cool-Headed Expert in the Battle Against the Coronavirus
The first thing that Vice President Mike Pence did after being tasked by President Trump to head the White House Coronavirus Task Force was to...
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Twelve Tips for Thriving During (and Beyond) the COVID-19 Crisis
Life is coming to a standstill. Many of us remember something like this happening on September 11, 2001, when planes were grounded and fear was...
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Grounded: Airlines Struggle to Cope with Coronavirus
As millions across the globe do their part to slow the spread of coronavirus, domestic and international travel have grinded to a halt. With borders...
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Health Professionals in Coronavirus-Torn Italy Gets Boost from American Medical Team
While the coronavirus outbreak may have started in China, it was its explosive growth in Italy that took the world by surprise. Currently, Worldometer reports...
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Here’s What One Doctor Has to Say About the Medical Community’s Response to the Coronavirus
There is a lot of fear surrounding the coronavirus. From empty grocery store shelves to the hoarding of toilet paper, the panicking has undoubtedly resulted...
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Pastor Persecuted by Cuban Regime Warns About the Danger of Socialism
One pastor who was persecuted by the socialist Cuban regime for his faith is warning Americans about the threat socialism poses to their freedoms. Pastor...
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Twelve Things to Know About the Coronavirus from a Christian ER Doctor
The internet and 24 hour news cycle provide us with non-stop information. That can be a wonderful thing. It can be a terrible thing as...
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The 1619 Project’s Founder Admits She Got the History Wrong
The New York Times’ 1619 Project has received ample criticism for distorting American history. Now, after spreading disinformation for seven months, the creator of the...
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Tone-Deaf Celebrities Try to Comfort Fans by Singing a Song About Atheism. They Get Relentlessly Mocked.
Celebrities, God bless them, they try, they really try. In their latest attempt to ‘encourage,’ if that’s the right word, their fans across the globe...
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Historical Fallacy – The Failure of The New York Times 1619 Project
The New York Times recently announced that it was revising some of the information contained within its rather popular, though very controversial, investigative report The...
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Italy’s Health Care System Breaking Under the Strain of Coronavirus
Italy is a beautiful place and remains a critically important region in the history of Western civilization, but the coronavirus has resulted in the entire...
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Did You See President Trump’s Call to National Prayer?
On Friday it was a declaration of a national emergency by President Trump with regard to the coronavirus. On Monday he issued a 15-day guidance...
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The Media is Racist According to Their Own “Wuhan” Coronavirus Standards
According to the media, facts about the novel coronavirus are now racist. And according to so-called reporters and ranking Democrats, referring to the new disease...
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The Great Toilet Paper Crisis of 2020 – What the Coronavirus Tells Us about Societal Panic
Why is there an obsession with toilet paper? In grocery stores, Walmarts, Targets and Costcos around the country, toilet paper is disappearing off the shelves...
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New “1776 Project” Counters Disinformation of The New York Times’ “1619 Project”
The New York Times launched their 1619 Project in 2019 with the goal of reframing American’s understanding of the founding of the United States. The...
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Coronavirus Demonstrates the Limits of Socialized Medicine, Especially in the U.K.
The coronavirus outbreak, which started in China earlier this year, is rapidly spreading across the world. The World Health Organization even recently declared the outbreak...
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How Churches are Responding to Coronavirus Concerns
Some churches are keeping the usual Sunday morning practices of shaking hands, hugging and sharing of physical items like hymnals to a bare minimum while...
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Nashville: A Community Comes Together to Help Tornado Victims
On the night and morning of March 2 and 3, tornadoes struck the Nashville, Tennessee area with ferocious effect. The twisters claimed 25 lives, injured...
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International Women’s Day Isn’t About Women Anymore
On Sunday, millions of people around the world celebrated International Women’s Day. While the God-given role that women play in families and society should be...
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Fil Waters, Legendary Homicide Detective, Shares His Faith with the Nation
Fil Waters is a legendary detective. He’s spent decades in the law enforcement world and has become an expert at obtaining criminal confessions. He’s spent...
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Do We Celebrate the Black Family In America?
Black History Month in America is—at its heart—a celebration of triumph. African Americans have overcome slavery, Jim Crow segregation and all the associated atrocities to...
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The Future of the Family and Religious Freedom at CPAC
At the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), two breakout panels were dedicated to important social issues. One dealt with problems related to the future of...
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Good News Story: Ohio Church Helps Pay Off $46.5 Million in Medical Debt
Talk about your good news story. This one must be up there with some of the best we’ve seen. An Ohio megachurch, Crossroads Church, has...
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