Category: Culture
President Trump Paves Way for Fewer Restrictions on Psychedelics
President Trump signed an executive order Saturday to expedite FDA reviews of psychedelic drugs to treat mental health disorders. The order, titled “Accelerating Medical Treatments...
Read MoreDOJ Indicts SPLC for Fraud — Used Donor Money to Fund Racist Groups
The Department of Justice announced a federal grand jury indictment against the Southern Poverty Law Center, charging the organization with using donor money to pay...
Read MoreDavid French Makes Allie Beth Stuckey’s Case Regarding ‘Toxic Empathy’
It’s a tried-and-true tactic of detective work and journalism to let your interviewee talk – the more they say, the more they tend to reveal,...
Read MoreOnline Sports Betting Significantly Worsens Financial Health, Study Suggests
Credit scores drop, bad debt increases and more people go bankrupt when states legalize online sports betting, a recent study shows. The UCLA and Harvard-based...
Read MoreSpeaker Mike Johnson Helps Kick Off ‘America Reads the Bible’ in D.C.
Close to 500 people, individuals ranging from President Donald Trump and Speaker Mike Johnson to government leaders and everyday citizens, are delving into God’s Word...
Read MoreWhy Are Teachers Unions Celebrating ‘May Day’ – A Communist Workers Holiday?
The National Education Association (NEA) and the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) are joining other leftist groups and encouraging members to celebrate May Day Strong...
Read MoreWhy The Empty Brady Bunch House is a Sad Metaphor of Modernity
If you were born sometime in the last century, you’re undoubtedly familiar with “the story of the lovely lady, who was bringing up three very...
Read MoreMan Takes His Life After Forming Romantic Relationship With AI, Lawsuit Alleges
A previously healthy man took his own life last year after developing a “romantic relationship” with Google’s AI chatbot, Gemini, a new lawsuit alleges. Joel...
Read MoreWe Cannot Ignore the Plight of Nigerian Christians Being Slaughtered By Islamic Terrorists
British actor and comedian John Cleese is known for making audiences laugh, but he’s recently emerged as one of the few celebrities speaking out and...
Read MoreVP JD Vance, Dr. James Dobson and the Long Reach of Focus on the Family
During an appearance on Tuesday at a Turning Point USA event at the University of Georgia, Vice President JD Vance was asked by a student...
Read MoreTroubling Fertility Decline: Fixed by Pagan or Christian Sexual Ethics?
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control reported this month that America’s fertility continues to slide ever downward. In the early 2000s, U.S. births per woman...
Read MoreSwalwell and Gonzales: The High Cost of Sexual Sin in Positions of Power
News this week of the high-profile resignations of Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) and Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-TX) is quintessential “tabloid fodder” — scandalous and sensational...
Read MoreRosaria Butterfield Drops Essential Truth Bomb on LGBT Lies
Rosaria Butterfield, a favorite Focus on the Family radio guest, dropped a bold truth bomb at a recent women’s conference at the Ark Encounter in...
Read MoreFlorida Threatens to Sue Miss America for False Advertising Over Definition of ‘Female’
Florida could sue the Miss America organization for false advertising if it continues allowing castrated boys to compete in its pageants, state Attorney General James...
Read MoreOnly Citizens Should Vote: Why Federal Voting Rights May Need a Constitutional Amendment
Last month, Rep. Laurel Lee (R-FL) introduced “House Joint Resolution 152” — a constitutional amendment requiring anyone voting for a president, a senator or a...
Read MoreNASA Astronaut Reid Wiseman: ‘My Daughters Are My Whole Life’
Reid Wiseman, a NASA astronaut and retired U.S. Navy Captain, is currently hurtling through space aboard a small spacecraft, Integrity, along with his three crewmates....
Read MoreThe 89-Year-Old Quiet Contrarian: Bob Woodson’s Faith-Fueled Fight for Renewal
When Nelson Mandela, the then South African anti-apartheid activist and statesman who was recently released from prison, first visited the United States in the summer...
Read MoreFamilies Are Moving to a Better Life … in Red States
Across the country, families are packing up their beloved and settled homes and starting a new life elsewhere. What’s motivating them to go to so...
Read MoreFeds Convict First Person for Crimes Under ‘Take It Down’ Act
Federal prosecutors secured their first conviction under the Take It Down Act yesterday after an Ohio man pled guilty to crimes including distributing sexually explicit...
Read MoreWalking Through the Storm: Shannon Bream’s Story of Faith, Pain and Purpose
Growing up as a young girl in Tallahassee, Florida, Fox News’ Shannon Bream enjoyed arguing and debating – so much so, in fact, that her...
Read MoreAstronaut Victor Glover Proclaims Greatest Commandment From Space
On Easter Monday, Victor Glover, pilot of the spacecraft Integrity of NASA’s Artemis II mission, proclaimed the Greatest Commandment from space. The crew of Integrity...
Read MoreWhy I Wrote What Really Matters: Restoring a Legacy of Faith, Family, and Freedom
Over the past several years, I have had the honor to write a series of columns on issues dear to my heart: the importance of...
Read MoreHow Faith Informs the Life and Leadership of Secretary of State Marco Rubio
Like many people, Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s faith journey can’t be laid out in a straight line, but his comments released Easter weekend leave...
Read MoreMedicalizing Gender Confusion Makes Things Worse, New Research Confirms
New research from Finland further demonstrates that the supposed “settled science” that gender medicine helps youth and young adults live healthier lives is not so...
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