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 Shawn FleetwoodA vote for Democrats this November gives them license to wage war against and destroy the Supreme Court.
- by Brianna LymanWhen acknowledging noncitizen voting would have helped Republicans galvanize support for the SAVE America Act, the magazine dismissed concerns as 'imaginary.'
- by Shawn FleetwoodHere is a breakdown of the biggest legal battles set to be argued before the Supreme Court during its 2026-2027 term.
- by M.D. KittleA new bombshell email appears to show just how deep the corrupt AG's office is willing to go to get their man – and his allies.
- by Andrea Picciotti-BayerA city honoring its police officers and firefighters with the patron saints those men and women have invoked for generations is not establishing a religion.
- by Sam RhodesEvery deportee must be compelled to leave behind all gains illegitimately 'earned' as a result of mass migration invasion.
- by Douglas NapierThe data is public. The risks are real. The responsible path is clear: Stop funding these treatments for minors.
- by Josh WoodWhy, when two women manufacture fatherlessness on purpose, do they avoid scrutiny?
- by Shawn Fleetwood'We conclude only that … the government is likely to prevail in showing that the Trust lacks Article III standing to challenge the project in federal court and that the remaining stay factors favor relief.'
- by Breccan F. ThiesDemocrats feel an opportunity to advance. The riots, grooming, and race wars are sure to follow.
- by Shawn FleetwoodThe Florida Bar has officially rejected a plea from leftist groups and former judges to investigate a Department of Homeland Security lawyer for criticizing rogue judges. In an Aug. 18 letter obtained by Fox News’ Bill Melugin, the state bar shot down a request to probe DHS General Counsel James Percival. The organization said that […]
- by Shawn FleetwoodSometimes the GOP establishment is fairly crafty at hiding its disdain for voters. Other times, not so much. Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., took a break from making folksy quips to let the mask slip during a Sunday interview about Texas’ Senate race between Republican Ken Paxton and Democrat James Talarico. While often unpredictable in its […]
- by Shawn FleetwoodThe Trump administration asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday to consider the legality of its policy effectively barring trans-identifying individuals from serving in the military. In its petition, the Department of Justice (DOJ) requested the high court to determine whether the War Department’s rule that “generally disqualifies” those who have “gender dysphoria, a history […]
- by Jordan BoydUnderstanding mothers requires more effort than the ‘girl boss’ identity proffered by the fourth wave. Which is exactly why Jones doesn’t try.
- by Brianna LymanMaybe Democrats haven't learned their lesson on immigration, but hopefully Americans will remember theirs.
- by Chris BrayThey're like a horn on a clown's bicycle: When you squeeze it, it goes honk. It won't ever make a new noise, because it's a horn on a clown's bicycle.
- by M.D. KittleThe Elections Commission will discuss the primary night 'error' at a special meeting beginning at 9 a.m. Monday morning.
- by Rebeka ZeljkoIf any man on the internet said women are too emotionally volatile to make basic moral decisions like not murdering people, he would be widely panned as sexist — but Clancy fans are making that exact argument.
- by Brooke BrandtjenFor parents preparing to send their children back to school this autumn, the administration's approach in Kansas is the blueprint for a major victory.
- by Nathanael BlakeWhen someone interacts with the church, they should be getting the truly human so they may be directed toward the truly divine.
Daily Caller
- by Zach PattonSoliders were 9 times more likely to die by suicide than in combat
- by Nicole Silverio‘I’m disappointed’
- by Sean Moran‘Exciting’
- by John Loftus“corruption, plain and simple”
- by Mary Rooke‘Republicans can kiss the midterms and the AI race goodbye’
- by Jack McGeeverGlobal bond yields climbed to their highest levels in years Tuesday
- by Andrew PowellHe could potentially lose his license for an entire year
- by Paris Apodaca
- by Nolan DenaroThe result of government cronyism
- by Simon August‘could be a little bit’
- by Nicole Silverio‘So Rule is an issue’
- by Ashley BrasfieldEstablishing penalties for officials who knowingly conceal or falsify covered records
- by Francis Kapper‘A fantastic opening for Iran’
- by Ireland Owens‘political shouting match’
- by Leena Nasir‘At one point I broke my feet and that was it’
- by Nicole SilverioKalshi’s highest six-month lobbying total on record
- by Rebeka Zeljko‘There’s no way you guys are sorry.’
- by Jack McGeeverA Bank of America vice president was killed Monday in a stabbing attack in Times Square that also injured a tourist, according to New York City police.
- by John Loftus‘This move by the administration is quite unprecedented’
- by Rebeka ZeljkoLindsay Clancy Jury Fails To Reach A Verdict, Judge Orders Them To Keep Deliberating