Year: 2021
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Religion
Messianic Prophecies, Part 1
Thanks for joining our Christmas weekend Bible study. Today we celebrate the birth of baby Yeshua (Jesus’s name in Hebrew)…
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Education
Christian Teachers Fight Transgender Pronoun Policies
By Harold Hutchison The suspension of Tanner Cross in May brought attention to policies concerning transgender issues. Three cases are…
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Law and Government
Murders rise due to America’s underincarceration problem
Progressive reporters often prattle about “mass incarceration,” as if incarceration rates were somehow excessive. But polls show most Americans don’t…
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Media
New York Court Issues Opinion Siding With Project Veritas Against New York Times
By Dylan Housman The New York Supreme Court issued an opinion Friday that The New York Times improperly published privileged…
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Education
How Activists Are Hardwiring ‘Race Marxism’ Into The Medical Field
By Laurel Duggan Activists in the medical field are urging doctors to prioritize patients on the basis of race to…
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Unyielding
Ambushed Baltimore Officer Taken Off Life Support
By Harold Hutchison A police officer who was ambushed in a Baltimore neighborhood was removed from life support Thursday, the…
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Law and Government
Biden quashed plans for millions of cheap COVID tests, harming the fight against the coronavirus
In Europe, dozens of cheap tests for COVID are available, that can tell you almost immediately whether you have the…
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Education
Democrats Are Pushing For Student Loan Forgiveness. Who Would It Benefit?
By Michael Ginsberg Responding to calls from left-wing lawmakers, President Joe Biden extended the U.S. Treasury’s student loan collection moratorium…
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Foreign Affairs
22 million Ethiopians expected to need food aid in 2022
Around 22 million people in Ethiopia will need food aid to avoid the risk of dying in 2022, according to…
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Law and Government
George Floyd pardon dropped
A pardon for the late George Floyd has been dropped by the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles, citing alleged…
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Science and Technology
Merck’s New COVID-19 Pill Could Accidentally Trigger A New Variant, Experts Warn
By Dylan Housman Discussion surrounding Merck’s newly-authorized COVID-19 pill, molnupiravir, has mostly concerned the risk it might pose to pregnant…
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Law and Government
Are Electric Vehicles A Scam?
By Thomas Catenacci Electric vehicles (EV) continue to represent a greater share of new car purchases, but their cost, range…
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Religion
Anti-Christian violence rises in India, abetted by government officials
Yesterday, the New York Times reported on the rise of anti-Christian mobs in India. The mobs routinely use “anti-conversion” laws…
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Education
Parents Who ‘Got Nowhere’ After Speaking Up Sue Virginia School District Over CRT Curriculum
By Harold Hutchison Parents in a Virginia school district have filed suit over materials in the curriculum that they claim…
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Law and Government
Chicago Mayor seeks to deflect blame for rising crime by pushing civil asset forfeitures
Chicago, the nation’s third-biggest city, had more murders this year than any other city — more than New York, America’s…
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Economy
Another Key Inflation Index Hits 40-Year High
By Harry Wilmerding Inflation continues to soar throughout the U.S., with the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index increasing to…
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Foreign Affairs
Russia Leaves War On The Table, Blames West For ‘Brainwashing’ Population Of Ukraine
By Dylan Housman Russian President Vladimir Putin refused to take war with Ukraine off the table and accused the United…
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Science and Technology
Trump Pushes Back When Candace Owens Doubts The Vaccine: ‘People Aren’t Dying When They Take’ It
By Andrew Trunsky Former President Donald Trump pushed back on Candace Owens after she implied that the coronavirus vaccines are…
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Law and Government
Rand Paul: Federal government wasted $52 billion on things like welfare fraud and slot machine-playing pigeons
Researchers at Oregon’s Reed College are teaching pigeons how to play slot machines. And U.S. taxpayers are footing the bill.…
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Unyielding
Judge’s ‘Consensual Affair’ With Prosecutor Overturns Murder Conviction
By Andrew Jose An Oklahoma man had his murder conviction thrown out Monday after it was revealed that the judge…
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Law and Government
Democratic Congresswoman carjacked in Philadelphia after Democratic prosecutor denies ‘lawlessness’ crisis
Democratic Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon was carjacked in broad daylight in Philadelphia’s FDR Park on Wednesday. The brazen attack came…
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Science and Technology
Army creates vaccine against all coronavirus strains, researchers say
Walter Reed scientists are expected to announce they have come up with a vaccine that protects people from COVID-19 and…
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Science and Technology
FDA Approves Pfizer COVID-19 Pill Which Reduces Death, Severe Disease
By Dylan Housman The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Pfizer’s antiviral COVID-19 pill Wednesday, granting access to another highly…
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Education
Teachers unions will get schools to close, despite Biden’s lip service to keeping them open
Schools are likely to close in many places, despite Joe Biden’s paying lip service to the goal of keeping them…
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Law and Government
Despite Evidence, CDC Director Refuses To Call Omicron ‘Mild’ In Interview With Fox’s Bret Baier
By Dylan Housman Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) director Dr. Rochelle Walensky refused to describe the Omicron variant…
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Law and Government
Father Of Slain 6-Year-Old Accuses DA Chesa Boudin Of Making ‘Justice System A Complete Joke’ In San Francisco
By Chris Bertman A San Francisco father whose 6-year-old son was shot to death in 2020 slammed Democratic District Attorney…
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Science and Technology
People who catch Omicron are 80% less likely to be hospitalized than people with Delta, study says
A South African study says that people who catch the Omicron variant of the coronavirus are 80% less likely to…
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Education
Youngkin’s Education Secretary Pick Founded Organization That Raked In Nearly $26 Million From Bill Gates
By Chrissy Clark Republican Virginia Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin’s secretary of education pick founded an organization that advocates for the collection…
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Science and Technology
Biden says the nation is not going back into lockdown over COVID-19’s omicron strain
Joe Biden addressed the omicron strain of the coronavirus in a speech to the nation this afternoon, in which he…
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Education
Canadian Court Declares Math Test For New Teachers ‘Unconstitutional’ Because Of Racial Disparities In Passage Rates
By Laurel Duggan Ontario public schools will no longer require incoming teachers to pass a basic math proficiency test after…
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