Category: Culture
The Human Cost of Russia’s War on Ukraine
As Russian forces continue their illegal onslaught against Ukraine, casualties on both sides are beginning to mount. Shocking images of the battle in and around...
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President Biden Nominates Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson as Next Justice of the Supreme Court
In a tweet from the White House on the morning of February 25, President Joe Biden announced his nomination of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson of...
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‘People’s Convoy’ – Truckers Leave California and Head to Washington, D.C.
Hundreds of truckers and supporters gathered at Adelanto Stadium in California, on Wednesday, February 23, to begin the “People’s Convoy” to Washington, D.C. The group...
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The Fate of America Rests in the Hands of Its Mothers
Whether the “Great Resignation” or the “Great Renegotiation,” the American workforce is currently in the midst of a massive season of transition. The COVID-19 pandemic...
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California’s Effort to Force Doctors to Participate in Assisted Suicide Prompts Lawsuit
As part of the medical oath they take upon entering their profession, doctors promise not to give their patients lethal drugs or advise them to...
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Update: Olympic Mom with Down Syndrome Son Wins Fifth Medal and Makes US Olympic History
Team USA’s Elana Meyers Taylor made Olympic history over the weekend when she earned her fifth Olympic medal during the two-women bobsled event. She is...
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Daily Headlines | Tuesday February 22, 2022
Good Morning! As Vladimir Putin works feverishly to bring the band back together again, we begin with a word from Alice O’Connor, better known as...
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George Washington Deserves His Own Day
For the past fifty-one years, “Presidents’ Day” has been celebrated on the third Monday in February, courtesy of the “Uniform Monday Holiday Act” – legislation...
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Shame on you, Russia. Let Kids be Kids – Even Olympic Ones
The controversy-laden Winter Olympics draw to a close this Sunday in Beijing – and for some of the athletes and for many fans boycotting the...
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Senator James Lankford Talks to Focus on the Family About Parental Rights, CRT and School Choice
Focus on the Family President Jim Daly interviewed Senator James Lankford regarding his proposed Senate Resolution 493, which promotes parental rights in education, opposes the...
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Loudoun County Judge Blocks School District’s Mask Mandate
The nationwide parents’ rights movement against overreaching school boards continued apace this week, as parents in Loudoun County, Virginia, joined by the Virginia governor, the...
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Judge Blocks Air Force’s Efforts to Discharge Christian Officer with Religious Objection to COVID-19 Vaccines
Our nation’s military is charged with defending the Constitution and the freedoms it guarantees to all American citizens. When one of those citizens is also...
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Dr. King’s “Blueprint Speech” Provides 3 Principles for a Better Life
Do you have goals and a plan in place to pursue them? That was pretty much what the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., asked...
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USA Olympic Mom Wins Silver Medal in Bobsled Event and Dedicates Win to Her Special Needs Infant Son
Four-time Team USA Olympian Elana Meyers Taylor just won her fourth Olympic medal in bobsledding – her first since becoming a mother and dedicated her...
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Rams Wide Receiver Wins Super Bowl and Welcomes Newborn Son
Sunday night, the Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Van Jefferson went to bed with much more than a Super Bowl win; he also welcomed a...
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‘Critical Social Justice’ in Education – If it Can Happen in Idaho, It Can Happen Anywhere
A recent report shows how much “Critical Social Justice” (CSJ) ideology has been “written into the DNA of Idaho’s public education system.” The report explains...
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Victory for Students and Parental Rights as Virginia Legislature Passes School Mask Opt-Out Law
Virginia has arguably been ground zero over the past couple years for parents objecting to out-of-control school districts issuing objectionable policies on any number of...
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A Great Love Story
What makes a great love story? A man and woman who love each other. Choosing devotion to one another day after day, year after year,...
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On His 213th Birthday, Abraham Lincoln Still Has a Relevant Message for Today’s Americans
It’s been 213 years since the birth of Abraham Lincoln in rural Kentucky on February 12, 1809 – and 157 years since an assassin’s bullet...
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DHS Threat Advisory Targets ‘False or Misleading Narratives’ that ‘Undermine Trust in U.S. Government Institutions’
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) issued a “National Terrorism Advisory System Bulletin” that said, The United States remains in a heightened threat environment fueled...
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Celebrating Giants Like Justice Clarence Thomas During Black History Month
Nearly halfway into Black History Month, an ideal time to celebrate the significant and consequential contributions of African-Americans, I’ve yet to see mainstream media shine...
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Inflation Increases to 7.5% in January, a 40-Year High. Here’s How Families Can Respond.
If you’ve felt a substantial pinch in your wallet over the past few months, you’re not imagining things. Inflation surged to 7.5% in January, the...
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Truck Drivers Move America – In More Ways Than One
My dad with his truck and his two oldest grandsons.
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9 Things Families Can Do Instead of Watching the Super Bowl Halftime Show
Sunday’s Super Bowl LVI Halftime Show is expected to feature Dr. Dre, Snoop Dog, Kendrick Lamar, Mary J Blige and Eminem – an eclectic mix...
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