Category: Culture
Fact Check: Some babies are executed after they’re born.
Is it true that babies are being aborted after they’re born? Yes – but that’s not stopping repeated, false claims it’s not happening in the...
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Court Sides With Parents Over Teaching First Graders ‘Transgender Ideology’
A Pennsylvania court ruled that parents’ constitutional rights were violated when a first grade teacher read transgender books to students, telling them, “When children are...
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Jack Phillips Wins: Colorado Supreme Court Dismisses Lawsuit Harassing Him
The Colorado Supreme Court ruled Tuesday to dismiss a lawsuit brought by an attorney against cake artist Jack Phillips, owner of Masterpiece Cakeshop in Lakewood,...
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You Have Better Odds of Getting Struck by Lightning than Winning the Lottery
Officials for the Mega Millions lottery game announced on Monday plans to more than double the price of a ticket, a move that promises to...
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A Year’s Slide into Antisemitism, Examined
A Pro-Hamas organization launched a series of demonstrations Monday to pressure colleges and universities into cutting funding to Israel. The so-called “Week of Rage” coincides...
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October Baseball: A Look at Four Believing Players
According to the polls, baseball hasn’t been America’s favorite sport for more than 50 years – but everyone is nevertheless entitled to their own wrong...
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As Court Opens, Pray Especially for Justices Thomas and Alito
Since 1916, the United States Supreme Court has begun its term on the first Monday in October – a tradition that even inspired a Broadway...
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October 7, One Year Later
One year ago, on October 7, 2023, thousands of Hamas terrorists entered Israel and attacked civilians, killing some 1,200 Jews, the largest massacre of Jewish people since...
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Four Women’s Volleyball Teams Forfeit – Won’t Play Team with a Man
Four collegiate women’s volleyball teams have chosen to forfeit their matches, rather than play a team with a man who claims he is a woman. Utah State,...
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Iran, Hezbollah and How They Effect the Israel-Hamas War
Tensions in the Middle East ratcheted even higher Tuesday after Iran launched 180 missiles at Israel. Israel neutralized the worst of the barrage with the...
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Eleven Andy Griffith Show Quotes to Help You Navigate the Election
It was just over a month before the election of President John F. Kennedy when the Andy Griffith Show debuted on October 3, 1960. A...
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Marveling at Chuck Swindoll’s Remarkable 90 Years
Just weeks from celebrating his 90th birthday, pastor and bestselling author Chuck Swindoll announced last week that he’ll be stepping away from the pulpit of...
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Why are So Few Pastors Talking about the Election?
Life and death. Sexual confusion. Parental authority. Religious freedom. These are just some of the many issues on the ballot this coming November, an election...
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Secret Service to Send Staff to LGBT Summit at Disney World
The United States Secret Service plans to send employees to the “2024 Out & Equal Workplace Summit” in Orlando, October 7-10. According to Real Clear...
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The Tragic and Memorable Life of Pete Rose
When Pete Rose, who died Monday at the age of 83, surpassed Ty Cobb to become Major League Baseball’s all-time hits leader on September 11,...
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Suicidal or Stable? WPATH Activist’s Contradictory Evaluation Secures Felon Transgender Surgery
This is Part 3 of a three-part series examining why an Indiana judge found taxpayers should pay for an incarcerated man’s transgender surgery. Part 1...
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Activist Group WPATH Influences Judgment in Case of Prisoner Receiving Trans Surgery
This is Part 2 of a three-part series examining why an Indiana judge found taxpayers should pay for an incarcerated man’s transgender surgery. Part 1...
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US Dairy Association Acknowledges Preborn Life
It’s an old but true adage: a picture is worth a thousand words. Sunday’s New York Times featured a full-page advertisement of a pregnant woman’s...
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Courageous Dad Walks 30 Miles Through Flood Debris to Walk Daughter Down Aisle
Never underestimate the power of a father’s love. Hurricane Helene has wreaked catastrophic damage across the southeastern United States since roaring ashore into Florida last...
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Heroic Masculinity: Weatherman Rescues Woman Trapped in Car During Hurricane Helene
When the storms of life are raging, real men step up and act. That’s exactly what one weatherman did yesterday during Hurricane Helene. The category...
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Little House on the Prairie at 50 – A Half Century of Family and Faith
When the pilot for Little House on the Prairie debuted on NBC in April of 1974, John J. O’Connor of The New York Times admitted...
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Taxpayers Will Fund Violent Inmate’s Transgender Surgery, Judge Rules
This is Part 1 of a three-part series examining why an Indiana judge found taxpayers should pay for an incarcerated man’s transgender surgery. Part 1...
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The ‘Billy Graham Rule’ Just Makes Sense
Dr. Al Mohler, president of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, told students on Tuesday, “I did not see this coming.” The “this” is the moral failure...
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Stop Coasting and Put the Pedal to the Metal
As a rule in life, people don’t like doing hard things. Perhaps it goes back to the beginning. Refusing to do difficult things doesn’t necessarily...
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