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 M.D. KittleGov. Mikey Sherrill says she won't turn over to the DOJ records on the 6,600 noncitizens found on New Jersey's voter rolls.
- by Breccan F. ThiesLandry is mulling a special session of the legislature to look at ways lawmakers can 'take more control over the court system' in New Orleans since the city is incapable of self-governance.
- by Brianna LymanWords may be offensive and rude, but they are not violence.
- by Shawn FleetwoodThe political forces governing blue America now deem it blasphemous to say something rude to their protected class of Third World migrants.
- by Libby BandelinChrista Daily has a history of granting outrageous plea deals and letting convicted sex offenders off with light punishments and little to no jail time.
- by Eddie ScarryIf there’s ever a doubt as to how perverse the Democrat approach to the justice system truly is, think back to what just happened to a 37-year-old woman named Shiloh Hendrix. Hendrix on Thursday was sentenced by a judge in Rochester, Minnesota, to 200 hours of community service and fined $1,000. All of that is […]
- by M.D. KittleLeon El-Alamin, a community activist and face of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's social justice program, is accused of lying on his candidacy form.
- by Chris Bray'President Trump gave manufacturers the foundation, competitiveness and certainty to invest.'
- by Shawn FleetwoodFor all their hesitancy about confirming Blanche, Cornyn and Tillis had no issue backing partisan picks made by Democrat presidents.
- by Helen RaleighThe United States should recognize the systematic abduction of American citizens as a deliberate tactic of Chinese statecraft that warrants a decisive and comprehensive response.
- by Nathan StoneBy trying to make the Odyssey relatable to the twenty-first century, Nolan made a flash in the pan, not an adaptation of foundational text of the Western world.
- by Casey ChalkHarry Crocker's latest novel proves that there's still plenty of great World War II stories left to tell.
- by Brianna LymanThe chances of Mamdani becoming a congressman or senator are slim based on history. Immigration is the far greater threat.
- by Eddie ScarryThe media, always compliant, help Crump push out racist narratives and insinuations of wrongdoing by authorities.
- by Breccan F. ThiesThe Department of Education announced Thursday it is scrapping regulations the Obama administration “weaponized” to discipline students differently based on their race. Responding to the Department of Justice’s move in December to eliminate “disparate-impact liability” for Title VI of the Civil Rights Act — prohibiting discrimination on the basis of race, color, or national origin […]
- by Hannah BatesCommitting fraud and stealing from taxpayers is bad enough, but it is especially egregious when it's committed against our most vulnerable citizens
- by John Daniel DavidsonTechnological progress isn’t ushering in an era of prosperity and bliss. It’s inaugurating an era of demonic, inhuman evils.
- by Shawn FleetwoodThe ABA 'has continuously pursued discriminatory DEI practices,' said Rep. Brandon Gill, R-Texas.
- by M.D. KittleThere's been a much wider spread of noncitizens on voter lists, defying the story Democrats have been telling in the Trump era.
- by Shawn Fleetwood and Hannah BatesThe Federalist contacted 16 House Dems in competitive districts to see where they stand on packing SCOTUS and whether they'll support HJR 1 when it comes to the floor.
Daily Caller
- by Leena NasirThe actor battled several illnesses prior to his passing
- by Harold Hutchison'As a small business, FFL, this would hurt'
- by Rachel WrightA pathway to expungement is about much more than clearing a record.
- by Leena NasirPrince William was not in attendance at the family reunion
- by Nicole SilverioThe Senate will hold the hearings before the August recess
- by Mary Rooke'the GOP might have a chance to stay in power'
- by David BlackmonEvery time you think the energy policies pushed by the Democratic Party can’t possibly get any crazier, they go and fool you again.
- by Ashley Brasfield'Rendered lifesaving medical care to the 14-year-old'
- by Francis Kapper'escalate to de-escalate'
- by Rebeka Zeljko'This is cultural erasure.'
- by John LoftusThe UC system is famous its campus protests
- by Ireland Owens'to protect children'
- by Christine Sellers'Bomb them at levels that they’ve never seen before'
- by Featured PartnerIn an industry that has spent the past two decades consolidating into public companies and private equity portfolios, Pavan Agarwal has done something that is increasingly rare: he kept his company independent, kept it in the family, and kept building it on his own terms. Sun West Mortgage Company was founded in 1980 by his […]
- by Nicole Silverio'Frightening attack on the First Amendment'
- by Spencer Lombardo'Accountability will proceed in Florida!'
- by Mark Tanos'We knew this was coming'
- by Mark Tanos'We immediately realised there had been a decompression'
- by Ireland Owens'abortion is a healthcare issue'
- by Matt MowersThe trade debate in Washington has been dominated by tariffs for years.