The Ongoing Tale of Two Cities
While the defeat of Satan is imminent, the divorce from humanism still rages on, contemptuous from its loss and relentless to find the true heirs of Christ—God’s election.
The Contorted Face of Humanism’s Warfare with God’s Elect—Teresa Berry-Moss
The Federalist
- by Jordan BoydDemocrats and the corporate media are notorious for deceiving Americans about their Second Amendment rights.
- by M.D. KittleA new study from NewsBusters shows networks are piling on the negative for GOP candidates while keeping negativity at bay for Dems.
- by Shawn FleetwoodProPublica's smear campaigns act as springboards that give Democrats and their media allies the talking points they need to advance their agenda.
- by Brianna LymanNew York Times columnist Jamelle Bouie wants Democrats to “begin the reconstruction of American democracy with the rule of law in mind” if they win next Tuesday. His proposed starting point? Draining Stephen Miller’s bank account. In his Wednesday op-ed entitled “Trump Cannot Be the End of the Story,” Bouie lays out ways to use […]
- by Margot ClevelandA free society cannot survive unless terrorists, supporters of terrorists, and apologists for terrorists are driven from polite society and politics.
- by John Daniel DavidsonRepublicans have to decide whether they will be the party that fights to preserve America or go along with the party trying to destroy it.
- by Jennifer GalardiDemocrats are masters at spinning a narrative that allows them to swoop in and save women from the supposed horrible injustices they face every day.
- by Casey ChalkAustin Ruse's latest book, 'Not Just for Kings: Cultivating a 500-Year Vision for Your Family,' makes the case for building big and influential families.
- by Breccan F. Thies'The primary objective of this proposed amendment is to codify "abortion on demand" for any reason and at any time during a woman’s pregnancy.'
- by Chris BrayWatch with great care when lazy journalists start using the word 'unprecedented.'
- by Brianna LymanFor an outlet hell-bent on maligning Mitchell, ProPublica produced an article that sounds like a glowing review of her effectiveness in the conservative movement.
- by M.D. KittleRepublicans should not be bullied or duped into the latest inane round of 'pledges' to blindly accept the results of the midterm elections.
- by Eddie ScarryNo matter what Democrats are saying about 'affordability,' trust that their priorities are anything but lowering prices.
- by Jordan BoydThe event served as a snub to Democrat Senate nominee James Talarico, who hosted his own Lubbock rally the same night.
- by Jeffrey H. AndersonPolling this midterm election has been especially unreliable, but looking at past polling results might be useful for understanding what could happen.
- by Kylee GriswoldHistorically low birth rates signify not just fewer babies but less happiness.
- by Chris BraySharing a belief with 80 percent of the population makes you a dangerous extremist — according to the legacy media.
- by Shawn Fleetwood'Americans from every state deserve fair and honest elections no matter what political party is in power,' said Honest Elections Project Executive Director Jason Snead.
- by AnonymousZelensky’s term expired more than two years ago. The longer he refuses to hold an election, the more he undermines Ukraine's defense.
- by Sofia Karstens'We can take that breakdown moment and leverage it for a big structural reform, you know, refounding moment.'
Daily Caller
- by Ashley BrasfieldEXCLUSIVE: ICE Reveals Fresh Lineup Of Foreign Nationals Accused Of Voter Fraud
- by Harold Hutchison‘Its costs are measured not only in lives but are widespread’
- by Libby Bandelin‘We saw this coming’
- by Nicole Silverio‘If the economy were healthier, no one would pay attention to the corruption’
- by Jillian Butler‘something is happening is that the dog reacts’
- by Leena Nasir‘We will forever cherish the peaceful ease and reflection on his face’
- by Francis Kapper‘forced both sides underground big time’
- by Derek VanBuskirk‘Marked by numerous crises’
- by Ashley Brasfield‘You know his name because he came to you for help’
- by Libby Bandelin‘medically tailored meals’
- by Pete Peterson‘I’m Muslim?’
- by Francis Kapper‘A face-off happened at several locations in Arunachal’
- by John Loftus“Alaska has already handled this by clearly distinguishing the candidates”
- by Emily Kopp‘Gay man of the East African diaspora’
- by Leena Nasir‘One of the policemen had a gun to Kim’s head’
- by Rebeka Zeljko‘Classified information is not personal property’
- by Nicole SilverioFeds found some evidence
- by Nicole Silverio‘An uncomfortably close race’
- by Jack McGeeverThe Federal Reserve declined to provide additional answers about the financial burden of the Iran war on American households after Chairman Kevin Warsh acknowledged that Americans are facing higher energy prices.
- by Mr. Right‘I looked at his ass’