Politics
This piece examines a New School professor’s public praise for Iran’s Revolutionary Guard at a DSA event, traces her past campus actions, and argues...
The Lord’s Prayer contains sharp, deliberate words that steer us away from stockpiling and toward daily dependence, link mercy outward with what we receive,...
This piece looks at three simultaneous frustrations—a fragile Middle East ceasefire that may entrench a brutal regime, a slow-motion Los Angeles election count that...
This article follows one clear thread: the modern bondage in Pakistan’s brick kilns, the hands-on rescues led by two American Christians, the practical costs...
This piece examines a New School professor’s public praise for Iran’s Revolutionary Guard at a DSA event, traces her past campus actions, and argues...
This piece argues that conservative energy is being wasted chasing a scandal-plagued Maine candidate while a far more dangerous Democratic threat builds quietly elsewhere,...
The press spent weeks obsessed with the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool paint job while a federal report quietly revealed $186 billion in improper payments...
The Chicago Bears voting to build a stadium in Hammond, Indiana, after years of stalled talks in Illinois shows how political dysfunction and missed...
Short version: Maine Democrats appear determined to block the voters’ choice by deploying late-breaking allegations against Graham Platner, using timing and party rules to...
Los Angeles is at a crossroads: visible decay on the streets, open drug markets, and a housing system that squeezes working families are not...
Country singer Martina McBride pulled out of performing at “Freedom 25,” joining a string of other artists who have canceled, and that pattern raises...
Social media feeds teem with dramatic, otherworldly images labeled as “biblically accurate angels,” and that noise has stirred a real need for clear, calm...
This piece argues that much of modern American spirituality has not rejected God so much as reshaped Him into a softer, more manageable figure,...
This piece looks at three sharp challenges roiling our institutions: the spread of Sharia principles into parts of the financial system, the political theater...
Democrats have quietly repackaged James Talarico for a statewide audience, trading the old convictions that defined him for a carefully managed image. This piece...
This piece looks at why Karen Bass is holding a lead in the Los Angeles mayoral race despite visible failures on wildfire response, homelessness,...
I break down why a non-food emergency stockpile matters, what categories to prioritize, and how small items can keep you safe and sane when...
Scientists recently reported finding collagen sequences inside the fossilized bones of an Edmontosaurus, a discovery that has stirred debate about how organic molecules can...
This piece examines how shariah-compliant finance has threaded into U.S. markets, the players enabling it, and the national security and legal questions that follow....
Ken Paxton crushed the primary and now faces a daunting reality: a well-funded Democrat, James Talarico, is leading in polls and out-raising him by...
Texas voters are sending a clear message about consequences and priorities after a bruising Senate primary fight that exposed a failure of Republican leadership...
The modern news feed is quietly reshaping how Americans think, swapping human judgment for invisible algorithms that prioritize clicks over truth; this piece argues...