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Planned Parenthood Fort Collins Draws Scrutiny After Ambulance Call

Erica Carlin April 22, 2026

Operation Rescue reported that an ambulance was called for a woman who had returned after an abortion at the Fort Collins Planned Parenthood, the same center where a woman had undergone an abortion last year

Bill C-9 Threatens Religious Freedom, Could Criminalize Bible Quotes

Erica Carlin April 22, 2026

Bill C-9 threatens to turn sincerely held religious teaching into a criminal act by targeting statements that quote parts of the Bible on homosexuality and gender. This piece explains what the bill would mean for

U.S. Stands Firm Against Iran, Huckabee Joins Talks

Dan Veld April 22, 2026

The Biden-era chaos over foreign policy is getting another fix-it moment as Mike Huckabee is reportedly tapped to join U.S. talks with Lebanon while President Trump pushes a ceasefire deadline extension, trying to keep a

Wage Gap Myth Harms Boys, Men Lag In Education And Workforce

Erica Carlin April 22, 2026

This piece pushes back against the constant claims about a pervasive wage gap, points out where metrics show men falling behind academically and professionally, questions policy fixes that prioritize workforce metrics over family choices, and

University Of Guelph Bans Conservative Student For Life

Erica Carlin April 22, 2026

The University of Guelph has barred a young conservative, Sarah Dotzert, from campus for life after she overheard a conversation her father was having with Muslim students about the Iran war, and this incident raises

Protect Catholic Faith, Equip Priests Teachers And Parents

Erica Carlin April 22, 2026

‘The Disastrous Pontificate’ is ‘meant to help priests, teachers and parents responsible for handing on the faith to identify and correct errors, warn sinners, and transmit the deposit entrusted to them, Dr. Peter Kwasniewski explained.

Former Officer Kerkhoff Holds Blaze Media Accountable For Defamation

Dan Veld April 22, 2026

Former Capitol Police officer Shauni Kerkhoff has filed a defamation lawsuit against Blaze Media and two former employees over reporting that linked her to the January 5–6, 2021 pipe-bomb incidents. The complaint says the outlet

AI Must Respect Bill Of Rights, Protect Individual Liberty

Dan Veld April 22, 2026

George Mason’s refusal to sign the Constitution over the lack of a Bill of Rights still matters because it reminds us a powerful new institution must have guardrails before it reshapes society. Artificial intelligence is

Christian Athletes Reclaim Prayer, Put Faith First In Sports

Dan Veld April 22, 2026

Athletes used to kneel and fans assumed they were protesting; now a quieter, more personal movement has taken hold in locker rooms and on fields, where kneeling often means prayer and faith. This piece looks

Epic Fury Secures US Middle East Allies, Weakens Iran

Kevin Parker April 22, 2026

Operation Epic Fury has upended a lot of confident predictions from Washington’s foreign policy class, and the early evidence shows many of those warnings were off the mark. This piece looks at where the naysayers

EV Mandates Fail Nationwide As Gas Prices Surge, Drivers Resist

Kevin Parker April 22, 2026

Energy pain at the pump and a global squeeze have exposed the limits of climate orthodoxy, nudged pragmatic leaders toward fossil fuel solutions, and shown that U.S. energy strength matters for humanitarian and national security

Young Men Embrace Catholicism, Seeking Truth And Order

Erica Carlin April 22, 2026

Young men across the globe are turning toward Catholicism in notable numbers, and this piece looks at why the faith is resonating so strongly with that cohort, especially in influential American cities. We follow the

Florida Girl Thanks Deputy After Abuse Probe, Suspects Arrested

Dan Veld April 22, 2026

A six-year-old girl in Volusia County ended up at school with visible injuries, and what followed was a police investigation that led to two arrests, the child being placed in protective custody, and a small,

Protect Children, End Big Pharma’s GLP-1 Push Now For Health

Dan Veld April 22, 2026

I recovered from a brutal accident thanks to modern medicine, but my experience taught me that pills and procedures are powerful tools that can also be misused. This article looks at how overreliance on pharmaceuticals

Democrats Fracture Without Trump, Conservatives Gain Political Ground

David Gregoire April 21, 2026

To paraphrase the late President Richard Nixon, what will Democrats do when they don’t have Donald Trump to kick around anymore? This piece looks at a party held together more by opposition than by ideas,

Trump Must Reject Iran Negotiations Concessions, Prevent Munich Repeat

David Gregoire April 21, 2026

This piece argues that sending negotiators to Islamabad to restart talks with Iran risks creating a dangerous repeat of past appeasement, warns against trading away core security demands for short-term peace, and urges President Donald

Democrat Resigns, Avoids Expulsion Over FEMA Funds Laundering Probe

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

A Florida congresswoman quietly stepped down as House investigators closed in, arguing the ethics process was unfair while facing serious campaign finance accusations; the resignation avoids an expulsion fight and leaves a messy set of

Virginia Democrats Push Gerrymander Vote, Hide Map From Voters

Brittany Mays April 21, 2026

Virginia Democrats are pushing a mid-decade redistricting plan that hides the map from voters and brazenly reshapes congressional boundaries to squeeze out Republican districts, and this piece examines why that matters, how it plays out

New York Threatens Nuns Over Religious Freedom, Hospice Care

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

The Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne run Rosary Hill Home in New York, offering free hospice care to terminally ill cancer patients who have nowhere else to go, and now they face state enforcement actions for

Trump Tip Tax Cut Boosted Server Refunds, Media Overlooked Effect

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

The Trump-era “no tax on tips” change quietly put more money back into servers’ pockets this year, yet many hospitality workers had no idea the policy helped them. Interviews in Washington, D.C. captured genuine surprise

Former Louisiana Teacher Arrested, Faces 25 Child Sex Crime Charges

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

A former elementary school teacher in Louisiana faces a sprawling set of criminal accusations after investigators say inappropriate relationships with students were discovered, and a second woman has been arrested as part of the inquiry.

Astronauts Mobilize To Protect Constitution, Defend Rule Of Law

Doug Goldsmith April 21, 2026

Artemis II reminded us that watching humans push beyond Earth stirs a rare, shared pride and hope, and that spirit is the spark behind Astronauts for America. Two former NASA astronauts have launched a nonpartisan

Artemis II Victor Glover Urges Faith, Neighborly Responsibility

Darnell Thompkins April 21, 2026

I contrast two competing messages shaping America right now: one rooted in faith, neighborly responsibility, and personal accountability; the other rooted in excuses, lawlessness, and the erosion of our communities. I highlight the example of

AIPAC Defends Israel, Launches Ad Blitz Against Massie

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

AIPAC is pouring big money into Kentucky to try to unseat Rep. Thomas Massie, running attack ads through its United Democracy Project and backing Ed Gallrein with high-profile endorsements. The controversy centers on Massie’s independent

Dershowitz Leaves Democrats For Republicans, Urges Pro-Israel Vote

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

Alan Dershowitz has publicly left the Democratic Party and announced he will register as a Republican, citing a single overriding issue: the party’s positions on Israel. He makes this choice despite decades-long ties to Democrats

DC Police Lt Arrested For Soliciting Minor, Betrays Public Trust

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

A Washington, D.C. police lieutenant who had held a visible role in outreach and in his union was arrested on charges tied to online contact with someone he believed to be a 15-year-old. The arrest

AI and Technocracy: Examining the Race for Control and Its Implications

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 21, 2026

In a world racing toward technological dominance, the real question isn’t who will win the AI race, but rather, what are the consequences of winning? In the latest episode of Steel News with Ann Vandersteel,

Rethinking Self-Defense: Surprising Situations Where You’re Most Vulnerable

OBBM Network Editorial Staff April 21, 2026

When it comes to self-defense scenarios, road rage tops the list unexpectedly. In a discussion on Armed Attorneys, Richard and his co-host delve into various situations where self-defense becomes crucial. From neighbor disputes to animal

NYPD Thwarts Deadly NYC Bomb Plot, Mayor Mamdani Falters

Darnell Thompkins April 21, 2026

An alleged ISIS-inspired plot in New York, thwarted before it could kill scores, exposes two stark truths: the NYPD remains the city’s first and best line of defense, and the political reactions at City Hall

Pope Warns Against Superstition, Defends Catholic Doctrine

Erica Carlin April 21, 2026

Pope Francis used his homily in Angola to warn against mixing local superstitions with Catholic practice, repeating a concern he voiced three days earlier in Cameroon. His message focused on the risks of confusing cultural

Military Phrase Billboards Promote Abortions, Undermine Veterans

Erica Carlin April 21, 2026

The story examines a recent advertising push that uses military language to promote abortion services to veterans, and it questions whether this tactic respects the service these Americans provided. It outlines where the messaging appeared,

Nike Retracts Boston Marathon Ad After Woke Backlash, Apologizes

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

Nike pulled a blunt Boston Marathon window ad hours after locals pushed back, apologized, and then faced a swirl of reactions from runners, critics, and market watchers. The short, stark message set up a clash

Ilhan Omar Amends Disclosure, GOP Demands Probe Into Finances

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

Rep. Ilhan Omar recently changed a federal financial disclosure that once suggested a jump from roughly $51,000 to millions, then dramatically shrank the reported totals to under six figures; the reversal has Republicans demanding answers,

Parliament Removes Criminal Accountability For Abortion, Grants Pardons

Erica Carlin April 21, 2026

The UK Parliament and House of Lords have approved amendments that strip criminal liability from women who end their own pregnancies and automatically pardon those previously convicted for similar actions, reshaping legal accountability and stirring

Pentagon Prayer Smear Linked To Turkish, Russian Propaganda

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

The controversy started when a Pentagon prayer quoted lines people instantly recognized as the Pulp Fiction monologue, and mainstream outlets framed it as a Bible blunder. Glenn Beck dug into how that story spread and

GOP Condemns Irish Priest Mocking Trump During Mass Video

Erica Carlin April 21, 2026

A short TikTok clip shows an Irish priest at Mass making a startling political remark — “we pray for Donald Trump that the Lord will take him.” The line landed with nervous laughter from people

Mikhaila Peterson Alerts Psych Med Injury Caused Father’s Akathisia

Erica Carlin April 21, 2026

This article examines recent family statements about Jordan Peterson’s health, explains the condition his daughter cited, and outlines how certain psychiatric medications can lead to serious movement disorders. It also looks at the practical challenges

Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer Exits, Returns To Private Sector

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

Lori Chavez-DeRemer is leaving the Department of Labor after a rocky 13 months, stepping into the private sector while several staff controversies and personnel moves shadowed her tenure. The White House praised her work, and

Conservative Catholics Defend Immutable Doctrine, Reject Synodal Changes

Erica Carlin April 21, 2026

The Diocese of Phoenix is laying out what synodality will look like on the ground, emphasizing clear doctrinal limits and open listening. This piece explains how local conversations are being structured, how parishioners can take

Parents Demand Schools Disclose Student Gender Identity, Cite Law

Erica Carlin April 21, 2026

The Defending Education parental rights group launched a study and says Vermont schools are following policies that hide student gender transitions from parents, arguing those districts are breaking federal law. This article lays out what

Defund Sanctuary Cities Now, Republicans Must Deliver ICE Funding

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

The Trump administration pivoted away from mass deportations and promised to target criminal aliens instead, but sanctuary cities still get federal protection and funding, and Republicans have so far failed to force a fight that

Nationwide Drought Strains Farmers, Calls For Food Independence

Dan Veld April 21, 2026

The country is staring at a severe drought that already covers more than half of the lower 48 states, and the practical consequences are starting to show in fields, markets, and communities. This piece looks

Town Councilor Demands Accountability Over Alleged Gender Harassment

Erica Carlin April 20, 2026

A town councilor says he suffered “severe psychological distress” after a social media user accused him of being a “fake assembly member pretending to be a woman even though he’s a man” and asserted that

China Russia Iran Alignment Threatens Transatlantic Security, Order

Dan Veld April 20, 2026

The Iran conflict looks like it’s cooling, and the administration may soon stand before the country and claim tactical success. That success matters: shipping lanes reopened, Iranian firepower degraded, and a deterrent message sent. But

Pennsylvania Pro-Lifers Rally Pittsburgh Campus, Defend Life

Erica Carlin April 20, 2026

Pro-life advocates gathered near the University of Pittsburgh under blistering sun to make a clear, public stand for the unborn and for the conscience of our communities. Young people were prominent in the crowd, bringing

Bishops Warn Attack Undermines Christian Freedom, Demand Accountability

Erica Carlin April 20, 2026

The recent photograph showing an Israeli soldier apparently striking a statue of Jesus has sparked sharp reactions from Catholic leaders in the Holy Land, prompting calls for respect and investigation. Church authorities describe the image

AIPAC Blunder Elevates Anti Israel Democrat Into Congress

Dan Veld April 20, 2026

I’ll explain how a pro-Israel group helped elect a progressive critic of Israel, outline the key players in the New Jersey special election, show the ad campaign that backfired, and quote the candidate’s own words

California AG Targets Pro Life Centers, Backing Abortion Pill Reversal

Erica Carlin April 20, 2026

California Democratic Attorney General Rob Bonta has targeted pro-life centers for promoting abortion pill reversal, which has been proven to save thousands of unborn babies.

Republicans Embrace Parental Rights To Protect Child Health

Ella Ford April 20, 2026

I’ll lay out why the MAHA movement matters to suburban parents, how health and wellness became kitchen-table politics, what concrete, commonsense Republican solutions can win votes, and where the party must avoid overreach that scares

Trump Applies Steady Pressure, Halts Iran Nuclear Advance

Doug Goldsmith April 20, 2026

This piece argues that Iran behaves like a wild, dangerous animal and that Donald Trump’s mix of pressure and pause is the right Republican playbook to force meaningful change. It explains why Tehran’s power centers

Cardinal Leo Urges Carney To Let MPs Ban Euthanasia For Mental Illness

Erica Carlin April 20, 2026

The country is watching as Cardinal Francis Leo publicly urged Mark Carney and the governing Liberals to stop the push to widen euthanasia to people living with mental illness, insisting such a change conflicts with

Defend The Declaration, Reject Sharpton, Honor America

Dan Veld April 20, 2026

I will defend the Declaration as a living promise, call out the mistake of surrendering Independence Day, trace how the Founders planted the seeds of freedom, note the specific anti‑slave trade language in the Declaration,

Iowa City Police Ask Public To Help Identify Shooting Suspects

Dan Veld April 20, 2026

Early Sunday morning in downtown Iowa City a shooting left five people wounded, three of them students, and police have released images of people they consider persons of interest as the investigation continues. Authorities responded

Midterm Governor Races Test Democrats On Taxes, Regulation

Ella Ford April 20, 2026

The midterm season is shaping up to be more than a congressional fight; governors’ races in key states will help set the tone for 2028. Voters in Illinois, Maryland and Pennsylvania are choosing leaders whose

Republicans Reject Democratic Fear Politics, Demand Positive Vision

Karen Givens April 20, 2026

I’ll argue that Democratic strategy since 2016 has been dominated by fear, show how that shrinks political imagination, use a psychotherapist’s lens to explain the psychology, contrast short-term mobilization with long-term identity, and underline why

Schwartz Faces Pushback For Enforcing Coast Guard Vaccine Mandates

Erica Carlin April 20, 2026

President Trump’s choice of Dr. Erica Schwartz to lead the Centers for Disease Control has stirred immediate debate because she previously backed vaccine mandates and helped advance the COVID shot rollout in government roles. Conservatives

Former Miss California Embraces Faith, Strengthens Church Roots

Erica Carlin April 20, 2026

Carrie Prejean Boller announced that her husband was officially received into the Catholic Church, a moment she described as deeply meaningful for their household and faith life. This piece looks at the significance of that

Walz Launches Small Town PAC, Faces Allegations While Attacking Vance

Dan Veld April 20, 2026

Tim Walz has rolled out a new Small Town PAC and used the announcement to take a swipe at Vice President JD Vance, pitching Democrats as the real champions of rural America while casting Republicans

Supreme Court Weighs Religious Preschool Rights, Restrains Colorado

Dan Veld April 20, 2026

The Supreme Court will decide whether Colorado can bar Catholic schools from a state-funded preschool program unless families and staff publicly affirm Catholic teachings, a clash that puts religious liberty at stake and tests whether

HHS Kennedy Moves To Dismiss Negligent Preventive Services Task Force

Erica Carlin April 20, 2026

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. moved to remove all 16 members of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, calling the panel “has been lackadaisical and negligent for 20 years.” This article walks through why

Mamdani Reneges On Free Transit, Pushes Expensive City Grocers

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

In under 100 days, Mayor Zohran Mamdani has gone from promising free citywide transit to offering a tiny pilot, then pivoted to opening government grocery stores — all while blaming politics and promising bigger fixes.

Purple State Now Teaches Young Women Resilience, Responsibility

David Gregoire April 19, 2026

I’ll show how a mentoring book evolved into a novel, introduce three women navigating a quarter-life turning point, explain how principles get tested in real life, and place their choices inside a symbolic Midwestern setting

Iranian Regime Bunkers Leave Civilians Exposed, Demand Accountability

Darnell Thompkins April 19, 2026

This piece describes waking up and living life measured in the gap between sirens, the slow bleed of normal into abnormal, and the private calculations people make when every minute and a half can change

Christian Women Reject Inner Child Therapy, Uphold Biblical Sanctity

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

Allie Beth Stuckey examined how mainstream therapy trends interact with Christian belief, arguing some popular practices steer attention away from biblical teaching and toward inward-focused methods. She singled out the “inner child” idea as emblematic

Longtime Caregiver Pays $5,300 For Wife’s Prosthetic, Upholds Duty

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

This piece follows a caregiver who accidentally pays a full medical bill for his wife’s prosthetic legs, reflects on decades of caregiving, and finds humor and faith amid bills, biopsies, and the daily grind. It

Push For Iran Constitutional Overhaul To Halt Regime Aggression

Doug Goldsmith April 19, 2026

The debate over any deal with Iran keeps circling familiar checkpoints — nukes, missiles, proxies, and verification — but one element rarely gets honest, sustained attention: the Iranian Constitution. This piece argues that the text

Supreme Court Leaks Force Roberts To Shield Conservative Justices

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

The Supreme Court is under fresh attack from internal leaks and uncivil conduct, and Chief Justice Roberts faces a simple mandate: enforce court rules, restore confidentiality, and bring in outside help if necessary. With another

Natomas High Student Cleared Of Homicide, Faces Weapons Charges

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

In early April a deadly confrontation at Natomas High School in Sacramento County ended with prosecutors declining homicide charges on self-defense grounds, even as other legal consequences move forward. Two non-students reportedly entered the campus

Conservatives Demand Limits On AI Hype, Protect Jobs

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

This piece looks at artificial intelligence with clear eyes: what it actually does, where it breaks down, how human concepts like knowledge and wisdom differ from machine processing, and what practical steps creators and users

MLB Umpire Chases Teen, Assaulted During Philadelphia Phone Theft

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

A Major League Baseball umpire chased and wrestled with a teenager who allegedly snatched his phone on a Philadelphia street in April, leading to a brief but violent scuffle that left the umpire with non-life-threatening

New Mummy Reimagining Returns Kidnapped Girl From Sarcophagus

David Gregoire April 19, 2026

This piece takes a clear look at Lee Cronin’s new take on The Mummy, outlining its setup, the family’s ordeal, the film’s tone and influences, the creative team behind it, and the moments that work

NJ Democrats Burden World Cup Fans, Raise MetLife Train Fare To $150

Karen Givens April 19, 2026

The clock is ticking before the 2026 World Cup arrives and Democratic leaders in New Jersey and New York are fumbling basic logistics, turning a simple transit plan into a political mess that could leave

Hochul Pleads For Wealthy Donors Amid Luxury Home Tax Plan

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

New York is hemorrhaging wealthy residents, and this piece looks at how Governor Kathy Hochul openly pleaded for their money, how Glenn Beck tore into that logic, and what Hochul’s new tax moves mean for

Conservatives Demand Answers From Pope Leo XIV Over Muslim Outreach

Dan Veld April 19, 2026

The pope’s recent trip across parts of Africa has stirred a sharp conservative reaction, centering on his calls for interfaith friendship and his visits to Muslim sites. Critics on the right are pushing back hard,

Charlotte Catholic Parents Demand Bishop Martin Accountability Now

Erica Carlin April 19, 2026

Parents of teenage girls at Charlotte Catholic High School say their concerns about a priest’s conduct in confession were dismissed by diocesan officials, and they felt Bishop Michael Martin sidestepped the issue instead of addressing

Iran IRGC Threatens Strait Of Hormuz, Undermines Diplomacy

Doug Goldsmith April 18, 2026

Iran’s regime just told us everything we need to know. Within days, Tehran went from signaling that the Strait of Hormuz would remain open to threatening to close it. That reversal is a reminder that

Viganò Accuses Clinton, Podesta Of Shutting Vatican Bank ATMS

Erica Carlin April 18, 2026

Archbishop Viganò stated that Hillary Clinton and John Podesta caused the shutdown of the Vatican banking ATMs that were thought to have pressured Benedict XVI to resign.

DeMaio Exposes Bill Author, Demands Accountability For Lies

Erica Carlin April 18, 2026

California Democrats have moved a bill nicknamed the “Stop Nick Shirley Act” through the process in a way that opponents say targets investigative reporting and threatens basic free speech protections. Critics argue the legislation was

Allie Stuckey Challenges David French Over Christian Orthodoxy

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

Allie Beth Stuckey and David French sat down for a long, pointed conversation that exposed a real split in conservative circles over how faith meets culture. The debate touched on whether political disagreement about policy

Alzheimer’s Care Must Prioritize Families, Restore Support

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

I write about a grandfather I loved, the slow theft of his self by Alzheimer’s, and the shift in science from one-target fixes to broad, connected treatments. This piece mixes memory and reporting to show

Sesame Street Teaches Arabic Words To Kids, Parents Raise Concerns

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

Sesame Street released a short sketch for Arab-American Heritage Month where Elmo learns the greeting “salam alaykum” and the affectionate word “habibi” with comedian Ramy Youssef, and the moment adds to a recent string of

New White House App Empowers Citizens, Supports ICE Tips

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

The Trump White House released a new official app and it immediately stirred a mix of excitement and suspicion, especially online. This piece walks through what the app offers, what its privacy labels show, what

Police Hunt Armed Homeless Suspect After Leesburg Dog Shooting

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

A deadly confrontation near a Leesburg homeless encampment left a dog owner dead, a woman injured by dog bites, and authorities searching for a suspect after gunfire erupted during an attempt to stop a dog

Amanpour Mocked Over Military Rank Claim, Media Credibility Questioned

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

Christiane Amanpour and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth clashed publicly after Hegseth likened parts of the mainstream press to Biblical Pharisees, and Amanpour fired back on social media, prompting a sharp conservative backlash. This piece

Networks Drop Swalwell Scandal, Shield Democrat Establishment

Erica Carlin April 18, 2026

The networks rushed to promote a Democrat for governor, then quietly stepped back when allegations surfaced and the political cost became clear. This piece looks at how broadcast outlets handled the Eric Swalwell story, the

FBI Warns Chinese Apps Threaten American Data Security

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

The FBI has flagged risks tied to apps built overseas, urging Americans to pay attention to who makes the software on their phones and what data those apps collect. This article breaks down the warning,

Virginia Gerrymander Exposes Democrats, Obama Helps Disenfranchise

Ella Ford April 18, 2026

This piece takes a hard look at Virginia’s redistricting fight, the Democratic push for a lopsided map, and the unlikely role former President Barack Obama is playing as the face of a plan many see

Young Americans Turn Away From Dating, Return To Marriage Values

Ella Ford April 18, 2026

This piece explores why small dismissals rot relationships, how “If it matters to you, it matters to me” flips the script, and practical shifts that help people feel seen, heard, and safe without sacrificing honesty

Lorne Documentary Exposes SNL Decline, Cultural Abandonment

Doug Goldsmith April 18, 2026

“Remember when ‘SNL’ used to be good?” That’s a question you’ve probably asked yourself at one point or another — perhaps even now. “Saturday Night Live” has certainly gone through its ups and downs across

Lohmeier Exposes Woke DEI, Warns Military Integrity Under Threat

Erica Carlin April 18, 2026

In this piece I look at the film ‘Call Sign Courage’ and the real-life fight of Lt. Col. Matthew Lohmeier against ideological takeover in the U.S. military, examine how DEI initiatives shifted priorities away from

Trump Image Exposes Media And Church Moral Hypocrisy

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

This piece looks at a week when Jesus showed up everywhere—from a late-night talk-show spat over a Christ-like image of Donald Trump to Vatican comments about Iran—and presses a simple point: naming Jesus in politics

Quantum Computing Threatens American Privacy, Demands Immediate Action

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

Glenn Beck flagged World Quantum Day and used it to push a clear warning: quantum computing is moving fast and it will touch everyday life. This piece walks through what quantum machines do, the practical

HHS Secretary RFK Jr. Exposes Democrat Smears, Defends Record

Dan Veld April 18, 2026

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. pushed back hard during his House testimony, correcting false claims, defending HHS policy choices, and blasting Democrats over who truly benefited from past health law changes. He challenged accusations linking him

Declassified Files Show Intelligence Plot To Impeach Trump

Brittany Mays April 18, 2026

The newly released declassified files make a stark case that the 2019-2020 impeachment push was built on political theater, not law, and that intelligence officials and partisan operatives played central roles in shaping a false

Conservative Donors Boost Life Funding, Protect Community Values

Erica Carlin April 17, 2026

Featured LifeFunder highlights a fundraising spotlight that connects compassionate donors with focused life-affirming causes, showcasing campaigns that need attention and smart giving. This article breaks down how a Featured LifeFunder program tends to work, why