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 Breccan F. ThiesThe judge appears to have been hedged in by years of bad Supreme Court precedent allowing virtual child sexual abuse material.
- by Breccan F. ThiesThe Massachusetts judge overlooked the fact that mail-in voting is the least secure method of voting.
- by Hayden DanielRemorse and atonement do not exist in the leftist mindset.
- by Eddie ScarryIn this week’s edition of ” Why Can’t Democrats Be Normal?” the comically deceitful Democrat front group Third Way just put out guidance for party officials that aims to help them speak like humans rather than demonically possessed psychiatrists. They haven’t quite figured out that if you have to be trained to be normal, you’re […]
- by Christopher JacobsEvents at the Freedom 250 Grand Prix illustrated how the bonds created by sport can help ease the pain of the bad days and heighten the joys of the good ones.
- by John Daniel DavidsonIt’s not the data centers themselves that people fear, it’s the AI revolution they will enable. That’s what no one wants to talk about.
- by Elle PurnellHormone science is another biological reminder that women and men are created in beautifully distinct but complementary ways.
- by Shawn Fleetwood'Organizations that abuse taxpayer money to prop up political causes for the benefit of donors should not receive federal agency grants.'
- by M.D. KittleThe Texas Democrats' nominee for Senate may need look no further than his mirror for examples of election fraud .
- by Chris BrayIt's not a smart threat, it's not a terribly plausible threat, but it's a threat: Don't you dare to report on people who have a corrupt patron-client relationship with California Democrats.
- by Kyle ShidelerThis move by the U.S. State and Treasury Departments is the first sign they understand how to address the unique challenge of far-left terrorism.
- by Carrie LukasIt is no coincidence that since Karens have been silenced, our public spaces have deteriorated, and our politics have become less constructive.
- by Helen RaleighEmily Feng’s 'Let Only Red Flowers Bloom: Identity and Belonging in Xi Jinping’s China,' has become an important book for understanding China's authoritarian abuses.
- by Breccan F. ThiesOn the same day Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced a successful operation to arrest more than 1,300 illegal aliens throughout Virginia and Maryland, Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones launched a legal team to stop federal activity in the commonwealth. Jones’ “Legal Unit to Confront Unprecedented Trump Administration Overreach” covers more than just immigration enforcement, […]
- by Chris BrayBarger speaks bluntly about the quality of the state's insurance commissioner. 'When you politicize an office like this,' she says, 'this is what you get.'
- by Dusty DeeversThe second-victim narrative offers absolution without confession, forgiveness without repentance, and empathy without judgment.
- by M.D. KittleA Maryland judge has enjoined the state's Board of Elections from pushing out a ballot question drafted on the back of a broken law.
- by Shawn FleetwoodIt’s not hard to see that as America’s culture has become coarser, so too has its music. Scroll through some of the top songs in the country and you’re bound to find many accompanied by a red-coated “explicit” symbol warning listeners that it’s probably not suited to be played around Nana or children. Even for […]
- by J. Michael WallerSam R. OYKEN's 'The Pickle Factory,' is a wildly original, very funny, and sadly accurate satire of the CIA.
- by Casey ChalkThe hypocrisy of Wasserman Schultz shifting districts to represent a majority-minority district was not lost upon black Democrats.
Daily Caller
- by Mark Tanos‘#Ready’
- by Jack Cowhick“U.S. forces struck two Iranian launchers on Larak Island”
- by Francis Kapper‘This would be a massive conflict’
- by Dylan Kresak‘THIS ISN’T A CONSPIRACY THEORY’
- by Spencer Lombardo‘ICE is not in the business of terrorizing children’
- by Nicole SilverioCatch Them While You Can: Here’s What House Has To Tackle In Brief Return
- by Harold Hutchison‘States should strongly discourage the carrying and use of firearms by seafarers for personal protection or for the protection of a ship’
- by Spencer Lombardo‘Woke companies want you to believe they’ve moved on, but don’t be fooled’
- by Mark Tanos‘Your whole department is a joke’
- by Spencer Lombardo‘Housing, childcare, and groceries have all gotten so expensive that starting a family now looks like a financial risk’
- by Dylan KresakThis New Tool Finds You Without A Name Or Plate
- by Mark TanosDonalds Answered By Describing How The Schedule Had Changed
- More Than A Dozen Sheriff’s Offices Sue Governor Over Law Prohibiting Them From Cooperating With ICEby Mark Tanos‘Aggressive and gross overreach’
- by Paris Apodaca‘This is one more tool the anti-energy left is using to go after anybody that wants to provide low-cost energy to Americans’
- by Jack Cowhick“THE BIGGEST OIL DEAL IN WORLD HISTORY”
- by Derek VanBuskirk‘No longer employed’
- by Amber Duke‘A perspective I think is rare’
- by Rebeka Zeljko‘Milo is going to be deported’
- by John Loftus“It was a nightmare. It is a nightmare”
- by Mary RookeThe pipeline to build domestic workers is broken at the starting line