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Evaluate Historic Evidence For The Resurrection Of Jesus Today

Dan Veld July 12, 2026

The resurrection sits at the center of Christian faith and this piece argues it matters historically, spiritually, and existentially: the early church proclaimed it, its memory appears in creeds formed within years of Jesus’ death,

Tarot Influencer Deletes Content, Embraces Christianity

Dan Veld July 12, 2026

An Instagram and TikTok tarot influencer known as Alex Reads Tarot announced she is stepping away from her practice, deleting tarot content and saying she will not return, a move that has drawn applause from

Montana Douglas Fir Survives 600 Years, Anchors Generations

Dan Veld July 12, 2026

On our Montana place there’s a single Douglas fir tucked into a sheltered draw that feels like a small cathedral of time, and standing beneath it nudges questions about survival, providence, and perspective in a

Florida Teen Arrested After Instagram Gun Threat, Targeted Victim

Dan Veld July 12, 2026

A teenager in Florida was taken into custody after sending a photo of a handgun and a written threat over social media, prompting a law enforcement response and a wider look at how young people

Father Alexander Santora Promotes Pride, Challenges Church Teaching

Erica Carlin July 12, 2026

Father Alexander Santora, pastor of Our Lady of Grace Church in Hoboken, New Jersey, held a Mass that drew attention for messages at odds with established Catholic teaching on homosexuality while urging the Church to

OKC Police Arrest Suspect After Molotov Attack On Wheelchair Victim

Dan Veld July 11, 2026

Video released by Oklahoma City police shows a man in a wheelchair set on fire by a suspect wielding a Molotov cocktail just across the street from police headquarters, and quick action from detectives, a

Restore Classical Education, Teach Virtue Through Nature Now

Dan Veld July 11, 2026

Classical education has staged an inspiring comeback, but its revival often stops at books and lectures. This piece argues that to form true character we must pair texts with trials, thought with toil, and rhetoric

Giants Pitcher Logan Webb Removes X Account After Reporter Altercation

Erica Carlin July 11, 2026

I’ve been online since the early days, watched social media explode into the public square, and seen how that wild openness has both liberated speech and invited fresh threats to liberty. This piece looks at

Supreme Court Declines Newman Appeal, Risks Judicial Independence

David Gregoire July 11, 2026

The Supreme Court’s refusal to review the suspension of Judge Pauline Newman has opened a dangerous chapter for judicial independence, and this piece lays out why the move was unconstitutional, unfair, and a threat to

Catholic Ministry Brings Rainbow Cross To Pride Parade

Erica Carlin July 11, 2026

This piece reports on a controversial moment when a rainbow cross appeared in a Pride march, explores the intentions behind the gesture, notes who celebrated it, and considers the broader questions it raises about faith,

Tobacco Companies Hijacked Big Food, New Documentary Warns

Dan Veld July 11, 2026

The food on most American plates has been quietly shaped by forces few expect, and the recent documentary Breaking Big Food peels back how tobacco money, corporate engineering, and savvy marketing rewired what we eat

China Fast Tracks AI Innovation, Reorients State Engineering

Dan Veld July 11, 2026

China’s latest five‑year plan reads like an engineering playbook for a tech‑first civilization: it elevates “AI Plus” at the center of national strategy, pairs massive investment with rapid deployment, and tightens rules so algorithms shape

Trump Signals NATO Support, May Allow Ukraine To Build Patriots

Erica Carlin July 11, 2026

At a NATO summit in Ankara, two American weapons systems — the F-35 and the Patriot interceptor — dominated conversation after President Trump suggested big policy moves: re-engaging Turkey with the F-35 program and offering

Disney’s Moana Live Action Underwhelms, Critics Question Value

Kevin Parker July 11, 2026

The new live-action Moana aims to cash in on a beloved Disney favorite but mostly delivers a pale echo of the original, leaning on familiar beats without adding much that feels necessary or new. The

Kevin Sorbo Says Vintage Gillette Ad Rekindles Cultural Debate

Erica Carlin July 11, 2026

This short piece looks at a resurfaced 1980s Gillette commercial and the strong reaction it stirred, especially among conservatives. It explores why a simple, older ad can feel striking today, what that says about cultural

Texas Cracks Down On H-1B Fraud Tied To Indian Immigrants

Dan Veld July 11, 2026

Texas is seeing a big influx of Indian immigrants tied to H-1B hires, and the debate over visas, fraud, and local impact has landed squarely in the political hot seat. Reporting and investigations by Sara

Dr Miller Alleges Doctors Treated Vaccinated, Unvaccinated Differently

Erica Carlin July 11, 2026

‘The vaccinated and unvaccinated were treated differently’ by medical professionals during the COVID pandemic, says Dr. James Miller. This piece takes that claim seriously and digs into what unequal care looked like, why it mattered,

Socialism Gains Ground, Americans Must Counter Now

Dan Veld July 11, 2026

America faces a political fight over who governs daily life: rugged individual freedom or ever-expanding state control. This piece lays out how a new wave of democratic socialists is moving from city politics into battleground

Rubio Removes Pardoned Foreign Sex Offender From United States

Dan Veld July 11, 2026

Florida Senator Marco Rubio stepped into a heated fight over a controversial pardon in Minnesota and made sure a convicted child abuser would not remain in the United States. The case centers on Tou Lue

Trump Signals Shift Toward Regime Change In Iran, Escalating Strategy

Kevin Parker July 11, 2026

President Trump’s blunt words in Ankara have changed the tone of U.S. strategy toward Iran, and that shift matters for how Washington defines its goals. Calling the regime a “cancer” and warning of a far

Mississippi Teen Charged After Alleged Murder Of Elderly Couple

Dan Veld July 11, 2026

The killing of a Mississippi couple who had hired a local teenager for odd jobs has left a small town reeling; this article lays out the timeline of discovery, the standoff and arrest, the scene

Graham Platner Exits Maine Senate Race, Democrats Face 17 Day Deadline

Dan Veld July 11, 2026

Graham Platner abruptly exited the Maine Senate race after a cascade of scandals and withdrawn endorsements, leaving Democrats scrambling to pick a new nominee with just a short window to act while Republicans prepare to

Fort Worth Police Face US Civil Rights Probe Over Citation

Dan Veld July 11, 2026

The clip of Fort Worth police confronting a Christian street preacher outside a Pride event sparked outrage, drew federal civil rights attention, and raised sharp questions about where public order ends and free speech begins.

Texas Bakery Owner Sparks Boycott Over Fourth Of July Post

Dan Veld July 11, 2026

The story tracks a Flower Mound bakery owner who used the shop’s social account to blast Trump supporters, touched off a boycott from conservatives, and then watched the controversy circle back as a marketing windfall

Mother Rejects Claims She Hid Baby Birth Defect, Lawsuit Grows

Erica Carlin July 11, 2026

The dispute centers on a lawsuit filed after a surrogate birth where the parents allege they were not told about a minor birth defect, while the mother involved denies withholding any information, and the case

Wilberforce Fought Britain’s Slave Trade For Two Decades

Dan Veld July 11, 2026

William Wilberforce’s two-decade fight to end the British slave trade is a study in stubborn, principled persistence. This piece traces his unexpected turn to politics after a religious conversion, the steady accumulation of evidence and

Bishop Williams Withholds Latin Mass Indult For Northfield, NJ

Erica Carlin July 11, 2026

The Diocese of Camden has chosen not to renew the indult that allowed a Traditional Latin Mass community to meet in Northfield, New Jersey, ending an established provision and prompting questions about pastoral priorities, liturgical

SSPX Defends Consecrations, Argues Obedience Isn’t Absolute

Erica Carlin July 11, 2026

The Society of Saint Pius X has published a Q&A defending its choice to go ahead with episcopal consecrations despite explicit opposition from Pope Leo XIV, arguing the move rests on longstanding theological principles rather

Germany Bans Vigilante Thriller Starring Armie Hammer

Dan Veld July 11, 2026

The new action thriller “Citizen Vigilante” starring Armie Hammer has become a flashpoint, banned in Germany and sparking fierce debate about crime, immigration, and how stories shape public mood. The movie follows a masked punisher

China Builds Computing Ecosystem, Leaving US Strategy Behind

David Gregoire July 10, 2026

The U.S. can still win the global AI contest, but not by arguing about which chatbot writes the prettiest paragraph. This piece argues that the real fight is over entire technology ecosystems—power, chips, data centers,

Archbishop Pozzo Clarifies Vatican II Non Doctrinal Texts Not Binding

Erica Carlin July 10, 2026

In 2016 Archbishop Guido Pozzo, who once led the Ecclesia Dei office, clarified that certain texts from the Second Vatican Council that do not carry doctrinal weight are not strictly binding on a Catholic’s conscience.

NYC Mayor Slights Italian Caucus, City Council Demands Apology

Erica Carlin July 10, 2026

New York’s decision to remove Little Italy from an official map of immigrant enclaves sparked sharp criticism from local leaders and residents who see it as a slap at history and identity. The move touched

Olivia Rodrigo Now Directs Festival Funds To Abortion, Racial Groups

Dan Veld July 10, 2026

Olivia Rodrigo is launching an all-female music festival that she says will funnel its proceeds into charities that support women and girls. The move has drawn attention because many of the named beneficiaries are abortion

Steve Deace Warns Democrats Harbor Socialist Faction Now

Dan Veld July 10, 2026

Steve Deace listens to a grainy Joseph McCarthy clip from 1950 and argues that the senator’s warning about a small, radical wing inside the Democratic Party looks eerily accurate today; guests on Deace’s show, including

Investors Petition SEC For China Supply Chain Risk Disclosures

Darnell Thompkins July 10, 2026

America’s economy is dangerously entangled with Communist China, and the risk is not theoretical. This piece explains why that reliance is a national security problem, why investors need clear disclosure, and why corporate behavior must

Join Knights Of Saint John Paul II WhatsApp Today For Missionary Work

Erica Carlin July 10, 2026

The Knights of Saint John Paul II are gathering this week and members are urged to connect, pray, and take their faith into the public square; join your chapter, plug into the group chat, show

Tyler Robinson Could Face Trial Over Charlie Kirk Shooting

Dan Veld July 10, 2026

The preliminary hearing over the alleged killing of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk wrapped up this week with a judge reviewing a large body of evidence that prosecutors say ties Tyler Robinson to the

Maine Democrats Need Fast, Transparent Senate Nomination Process

Dan Veld July 10, 2026

The collapse of Graham Platner’s Maine Senate bid has thrown Democrats into a scramble, exposing how risky coronation-style nominations are and why a fast, transparent replacement process matters if the party hopes to salvage the

Milwaukee Judge Hannah Dugan Avoids Prison After Obstruction Conviction

Ella Ford July 10, 2026

The case of former Milwaukee judge Hannah Dugan is a stark, unsettling example of what happens when a judge uses the robe to shield ideology and short-circuit law enforcement. She resigned after a jury convicted

Public Records Offer Few Clues To Missing People’s Fates

Erica Carlin July 10, 2026

A cluster of incidents tied to a Denver clinic has left more questions than answers, and public documents offer almost no clear trail. This piece looks at what is known, where records fall short, how

LifeWise Academy Faces Growing Pushback From Progressive Schools

Dan Veld July 10, 2026

LifeWise Academy brings Bible lessons into public school communities through off-campus, parent-approved classes, and its founder is pushing back hard against district policies that treat faith differently from other programs. The program says it follows

Oslo Bishop Fredrik Hansen Leads Sigrid Undset Cause

Erica Carlin July 10, 2026

Bishop Fredrik Hansen of Oslo has taken the first steps to open a canonization cause for Sigrid Undset, the Nobel Prize–winning Norwegian novelist best known for the Kristin Lavransdatter trilogy and for embracing the Catholic

Socialism Rises In US Elections, New Leaders Reshape Policy

Dan Veld July 10, 2026

City politics are shifting and the fight over economic direction just got louder, with a new crop of elected socialists claiming victories and conservative voices pushing back. New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani delivers blunt lines

Teen Arrested After Alleged Sexual Assault On Manhattan R Train

Dan Veld July 10, 2026

A man has been accused of groping a woman on a Manhattan subway as she rode with four children, leading to an arrest and charges that include aggravated sexual abuse and endangering the welfare of

Mexico Threatens Legal Action Against US After ICE Shooting

Dan Veld July 10, 2026

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has vowed legal action after an ICE operation in Houston ended with the death of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a 52-year-old Mexican national who lived in Texas for decades. U.S. authorities say

Women Condemn FDA Mail Order Abortion Pill Policy, Cite Coercion

Erica Carlin July 10, 2026

Women who survived complications from abortion drugs are forcing a national conversation about safety and accountability, saying the FDA’s mail-order abortion pill policy makes abuse easier and strips women of protections. Survivor testimony, legal concerns,

Police, Media Withhold Biological Gender Of Arrested Child Sex Suspect

Erica Carlin July 10, 2026

Police in Quebec arrested an individual on multiple sexual-offence charges involving children as young as four, while local reporting and law enforcement avoided calling the suspect by his biological gender. The case raises questions about

California Secures Anthropic Claude AI For Agencies At Half Price

Dan Veld July 10, 2026

California’s governor has cut a deal to give state agencies access to Anthropic’s Claude at a steep discount, but the arrangement raises questions about who really benefits, who pays, and whether taxpayers are getting a

DAR Votes To Admit Men, Overturns Female Definition

Dan Veld July 10, 2026

The Daughters of the American Revolution, a 135-year-old lineage group, just voted in a way that hands a cultural victory to activists and leaves many conservative members stunned and vocal. The organization’s decision to allow

Vatican Deal With China Fuels CCP Crackdown On Religion, Rome Must Act

Erica Carlin July 10, 2026

The Vatican’s secret agreement with Beijing has real consequences for Catholics and for religious freedom worldwide. This piece argues the deal empowered the Chinese Communist Party, weakened the Church’s moral authority, and now demands a

SSPX Controversy Forces Catholics To Choose Tradition Or Reform

Erica Carlin July 10, 2026

The recent SSPX controversy has forced a sharp reevaluation inside Catholic circles, exposing a clash between long-standing doctrine and evolving leadership choices. This piece looks at the tensions raised by recent consecrations and the Vatican

Tonto National Forest Rangers Find 1,000 Pounds Of Trash

Dan Veld July 10, 2026

Officers following a faint dirt trail in Tonto National Forest uncovered an entrenched, illegal camp that had grown into a major public-land problem: a longtime resident living outdoors amid a sprawling pile of household garbage,

Court Blocks Delaware From Enforcing Pro-Life Clinic Disclaimers

Erica Carlin July 9, 2026

Delaware has agreed not to enforce a state law that forced pro-life pregnancy centers to post government-mandated disclaimers that discouraged women from using their services. A court order halted enforcement, effectively blocking the state from

Political Candidates Must Prepare As Past Actions Emerge

Kevin Parker July 9, 2026

Thinking about a campaign? This piece looks at why every would-be officeholder needs brutal honesty, how modern media and opposition research change the game, and what lessons every Republican should take from recent high-profile vetting

Kantor Downplays MeToo Claims Against Platner, Facing Criticism

Kevin Parker July 9, 2026

This piece lays out how mainstream journalists and liberal pundits handled the allegations against Graham Platner, tracking selective outrage, slow coverage, and Democratic infighting. It argues the press applied a different standard to a Democratic

Investigators Find Child Pornography On Priest’s Devices

Erica Carlin July 9, 2026

Investigators say electronics taken from Fr. Jeffrey Nowak after his arrest contained multiple folders of videos that appear to be child pornography. Authorities report that this discovery came during an initial review of the seized

German Theologians Urge Removing Maria Goretti Image

Erica Carlin July 9, 2026

Theologians in Germany are urging the Church to rethink how it presents St. Maria Goretti, arguing that the “martyr of purity” image can retraumatize abuse survivors and clashes with modern trauma science; this piece explores

Citizen Vigilante Forces Europe To Confront Border Crisis

Dan Veld July 9, 2026

Uwe Boll’s Citizen Vigilante has thrown a cinematic Molotov at the cultural gatekeepers, sparking predictable outrage from critics while forcing real questions about public safety, free distribution, and Hollywood’s moral blacklist. This piece looks at

Report Finds Smithsonian National Museum Promotes Political Activism

Dan Veld July 9, 2026

The White House released a hard-hitting review of the National Museum of American History that accuses leadership of turning a taxpayer-funded institution into a vehicle for activist messaging. The 162-page “Saving America’s Story” report, issued

Hezbollah Linked Foundation Targets Israeli Reservists With Lawsuits

Ella Ford July 9, 2026

This piece exposes how a foreign-funded legal operation has been repurposed into a cross-border tool of intimidation aimed at Jewish soldiers and supporters of Israel, outlines the claim that its chairman has ties to extremist

Wisconsin Governor Primary Pits Socialist Frontrunner Against GOP

David Gregoire July 9, 2026

Wisconsin’s governor primary has turned into a clear showdown between a rising Democratic Socialist and a pragmatic Republican, with national trends and local strategy shaping a contest that could decide the state’s future direction. The

Trump Seeks Rehearing After High Court Rules Citizenship At Birth

Erica Carlin July 9, 2026

Donald Trump blasted the Supreme Court’s recent ruling on birthright citizenship, calling it ‘wrong’ and promising swift legal action. This article looks at what he said, the constitutional debate it reopens, the political fallout, and

Top French Military School Warns Private Students Face Exclusion

Erica Carlin July 9, 2026

France’s best known military high school has announced that students who come from private schools without a government contract may be excluded from enrollment, and that policy is already blocking traditional Catholic applicants. The move

NYC Map Excludes Little Italy, Sparks Italian American Outcry

Dan Veld July 9, 2026

Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s new “immigrant enclaves” map has touched off a loud debate across the city, with longtime residents and leaders saying it leaves out some of New York’s foundational communities. What began as a

McConnell Health Questions Grow, Glenn Beck Demands Answers

Dan Veld July 9, 2026

Senator Mitch McConnell was hospitalized weeks ago and Kentuckians still have virtually no clear information about his condition, and conservative voices are demanding answers; this article lays out the concerns raised, quotes the exact questions

NATO Backed By Majority Of Americans, Including MAGA

Erica Carlin July 9, 2026

Americans still back NATO, but they want proof it earns that support. A recent national survey shows broad majorities favor the alliance and its collective defense, even among voters often painted as isolationist. At the

Maine Democrats Struggle To Hold Seat After Platner Withdrawal

Ella Ford July 9, 2026

Democrats doubled down on a scandal-plagued Senate hopeful in Maine and paid the price when he bowed out, exposing a pattern of selective outrage, media timing, and party control battles over replacements. The episode reads

Cardinal McElroy Contradicts Himself, Downplays Exorcist UFO Link

Erica Carlin July 9, 2026

Cardinal McElroy’s recent explanation for removing Msgr. Stephen Rossetti has put a spotlight on mixed messaging inside the church, with a direct contradiction between what was first said and what was just claimed. The shift

North Charleston Police Arrest Seven After July 4 Attack

Dan Veld July 9, 2026

The July 4 block party in North Charleston spiraled into violence, leaving two female officers with minor injuries and several people arrested. Authorities rounded up three adults and four juveniles, recovered a stolen Taser and

Chicago Archdiocese Erects Suicide Memorial, Stirs Church Debate

Erica Carlin July 9, 2026

The Archdiocese of Chicago has installed what it calls the first United States Catholic cemetery memorial specifically honoring those who died by suicide, and that decision has rekindled a sharp debate about pastoral care, doctrine,

AI Surveillance Firms Brand Privacy Activists Terrorists

Dan Veld July 9, 2026

This article digs into a startling moment when the leader of a major AI surveillance company labeled volunteers who map public cameras “terroristic,” and explores what that remark reveals about transparency, public consent, and how

Democratic Candidates Mirror Video Denials, Fuel Resignation Calls

Dan Veld July 9, 2026

The recent resurfacing of two Democratic campaign denials grabbed attention when a Fox News review pointed out nearly identical language between Graham Platner’s response to sexual assault claims and Eric Swalwell’s earlier statement, sparking sharp

Keith Ellison Faces Backlash After Calling Police Socialism

Dan Veld July 9, 2026

Keith Ellison sparked a viral controversy when he tried to argue that having a public police force qualifies as socialism, and the reaction from Republican leaders and online critics was swift and brutal. The exchange

ICE Officer Shoots, Kills Suspect During Houston Traffic Stop

Dan Veld July 9, 2026

An ICE operation in Houston ended with an agent firing during a traffic stop that left a Mexican national dead after authorities say he tried to use his vehicle as a weapon. Local leaders have

Canadian Bills Could Reduce Citizens To Flies, Carpay Warns

Erica Carlin July 9, 2026

Canada is staring at a legal crossroads where six proposed bills could rewrite the balance between citizen privacy and government power, and this piece looks at why that matters. I’ll walk through the practical threats

AI CEO Urges Public To Prepare, Embrace AI Transition

Dan Veld July 9, 2026

The film world just got a new kind of star and people are arguing about whether that is exciting or threatening. A London studio has built an AI persona and made a full movie around

Trump Says Progressives Hide Communism, Leaders Embrace Socialism

Dan Veld July 9, 2026

Progressives have spent years dressing up big government ideas in friendly words, and that rhetorical makeover is cracking under pressure. A recent exchange involving President Trump and Rep. Pramila Jayapal kicked off a blunt argument

Elliot Page Sparks Discussion Over Appearance At Odyssey Premiere

Erica Carlin July 9, 2026

The red carpet moment at The Odyssey premiere became a flashpoint, with conservative commentators and ordinary viewers alike noting how transgender-identifying Ellen Page presented in public and sparking debate over appearance, identity, and honesty in

Tony Robbins Says AI Bartok Reportedly Bought Sony Robot Dog

Dan Veld July 9, 2026

Tony Robbins shared a wild story about an AI agent named Bartok buying a robot dog and allegedly making money on an AI-only forum, and the internet pushed back hard. The episode mixed bold claims

Secure Your Business Data Now, Prevent Costly Breaches

Erica Carlin July 9, 2026

This piece examines a tiny invisible image that quietly records page views and the broader tech behind it, why sites use it, and what you can do if you care about privacy. It explains how

Vatican Accused Of Extending SSPX Excommunications To Priests, Laity

Erica Carlin July 9, 2026

Fr. Gerald Murray argues that a recent Vatican explanatory note cannot legally extend excommunications to Society of Saint Pius X priests or to laypeople, and he calls the move a canonical misstep. He contends the

Graham Platner Suspends Maine Senate Campaign Amid Allegations

Dan Veld July 9, 2026

The campaign for the Democratic Senate hopeful in Maine collapsed this week after a former partner accused him of sexual assault, triggering a string of withdrawals by supporters and renewed questions about the party’s judgment.

Andrew Gillum Arrested In Alabama After Meth Seizure

Dan Veld July 8, 2026

Andrew Demetric Gillum, the Democrat who nearly won Florida’s governor race in 2018, was arrested in Alabama after a traffic stop led officers to find methamphetamines and other drug paraphernalia; the new charges come alongside

Mobilize Prison Workforce To Rebuild Shipbuilding In America

Darnell Thompkins July 8, 2026

The United States faces a clear and urgent problem: our shipbuilding base has eroded while competitors race ahead, and solving that gap will take bold, practical ideas that protect the nation and rebuild real industrial

Trump Signals US Grand Strategy Centered On Deterrence

Doug Goldsmith July 8, 2026

What came out of the Ankara press event felt less like an off-the-cuff briefing and more like the first public outlines of a coherent American strategy: insist on deterrence backed by force, finish wars from

Abortion Pill Reversal Gains San Francisco Archbishop Support

Erica Carlin July 8, 2026

The archbishop of San Francisco publicly backed Heartbeat International as it fights a California lawsuit that targets abortion pill reversal practices, arguing the state is trampling on conscience, medical freedom, and the ability of pro-life

Girlguiding Consults Burlesque Star Paula Southin On Trans Support

Erica Carlin July 8, 2026

Girlguiding consulted outside advice after it moved to remove men and boys, turning to a performer with a controversial background for guidance on how to handle gender identity issues in a youth organization. The choice

Trump Orders Smithsonian History Overhaul, Targets NMAH Leadership

Dan Veld July 8, 2026

President Donald Trump’s order “Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History” and a Domestic Policy Council report accuse the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History of promoting a politicized, negative view of America, targeting leadership