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. ThiesSlotkin has a history of calling to jail her political enemies.
- by Brianna LymanAuthorities charged an alleged illegal alien Wednesday with illegally registering to vote and voting in multiple elections. The charges come amid an ongoing legacy media campaign to undermine enforcement of voting laws, in part by claiming noncitizen voting rarely or never occurs. Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita announced alongside Vigo County Prosecutor Terry Modesitt that […]
- by Brianna LymanVoters Los Angeles won't verify are citizens have already been sent ballots as part of California's midterm election season, which lasts an entire month.
- by Shawn FleetwoodThe U.S. Supreme Court refused on Wednesday to shut down a rogue judge’s bid to restore federal prisoners’ access to transgender-related “treatments” and accommodations. Only Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito indicated they would stop the lower court’s antics. In its unsigned order, the high court rejected the Trump administration’s request to temporarily pause an […]
- by M.D. KittleThe Oversight Project argues California courts overstepped their jurisdiction in disbarring Trump attorney John Eastman.
- by Shawn FleetwoodIf Americans want to return the country to its foundational roots, it's going to require a greater focus on the governments closest to them.
- by M.D. KittleThe RNC and the North Carolina GOP stopped a last-minute attempt by left-wingers to water down election safeguards.
- by Chris BrayA couple dozen attorneys are listed on the case, including Norm Eisen and Abbe Lowell, and the roll call of law firms is a laundry list of D.C. powerhouses like Covington & Burling.
- by Ben WeingartenThe Post’s new revelation regarding Elmi’s petition to remove conditions on his residency adds a compelling new piece of evidence to this potential scandal.
- by Mark MazmanThe wealth effect of this single transaction could have been massive for everyday people. Now, only the super-affluent will benefit.
- by Sarah WestallTwo people could visit the same website at the same time and see different prices, products, discounts, or financing offers.
- by Breccan F. Thies'If you're a middle-class taxpayer in this country … you spent half your working life paying for fraudsters and scammers, many of whom are refugees, illegal aliens, and foreigners who came to this country to loot and plunder us,' Stephen Miller said.
- by Brianna LymanThe possibility that the agreement might deliver relief is just a side note for the media, because their real objective is insinuating that Trump is really serving Putin.
- by Eddie ScarryWhenever a left-winger in the dying media knows his side is losing an argument, he breaks the emergency glass and starts calling people bigots. And so that’s what Nathan Tayler Pemberton did this week in The New York Times. Pemberton on Monday wrote that he could see a “newfound unity” among the “online right” and […]
- by Chris BrayThe 2.25-mile SkyLink project broke ground in 2019, with a promised opening date of 2023, at a budgeted construction cost of $1.9 billion. Today, the project might start serving passengers in 2027, and construction costs are expected to top $3 billion.
- by Nathanael BlakeIt is sacrilege to turn the creation of new persons into a technical laboratory process for sale to anyone.
- by Hans MahnckeThe IRS scandal taught conservatives to fear their own government. The Jack Smith revelations have made that fear much worse.
- by Helen RaleighLarge banks applied scrutiny to politically disfavored but lawful customers while permitting substantial volumes of activity linked to illicit networks to go unreported for years.
- by Brianna LymanCBS News’ Leslie Stahl questioned “the purpose” of prosecuting noncitizen voting because “very, very few” people do it. The next morning federal law enforcement announced charges against 28 noncitizens in California amid a crackdown on the state’s alleged mass noncitizen voter fraud scheme. The Monday announcement came hours after CBS News aired a 60 Minutes […]
- by Breccan F. ThiesThe rioters burning and pillaging cities across France are not led primarily by disgruntled students, as corporate media claim, but rather by a red-green alliance of communist activists and Muslim agitators, a recent investigation found. The network is made up of 54 organizations representing communism, revolutionary socialism, unions, climate change activism, Muslim student and pro-Palestinian […]
Daily Caller
- by Leena Nasir‘The idea that St. Peter is there is meaningful’
- by Harold Hutchison‘Lady pulls out her gun’
- by Francis Kapper‘Enemies of the Republic’
- by Abigail ArcherEXCLUSIVE: They Haven’t Had Water For Years. A Wealthy Republican Politician May Be To Blame
- by Harold Hutchison‘I had the good fortune to fire one of those’
- by Dylan Kresak‘resolute countermeasures’
- by Jack McGeeverAirbnb is cracking down on hosts demanding cleaning chores from paying guests, including washing dishes and stripping beds, as complaints over checkout requirements persist.
- by Rebeka ZeljkoThe Daily Caller Was Discreetly Censored, Now Companies Are Playing The Blame Game
- by Christine Sellers‘Terrible lapse in judgment’
- by Leena Nasir‘Found out something weird’
- by Leena NasirThe scorned exes are now marrying one another
- by Adriel GonzalezSpectacle passed off as substance
- by Libby Bandelin‘barrier to acceptable care’
- by Amber DukeSocialists are calling for an overhaul
- by Andrew PowellIt’s about time we bring back the ‘Skins
- by Paris ApodacaRed alert
- by Dylan Kresak‘most impressive technologists’
- by Jack McGeeverRTX and Northrop Grumman report record backlogs as the Pentagon races to replenish missile stockpiles amid the Iran war.
- by Jillian Butler‘other centers designated to receive complaints’
- by Jack McGeeverObama’s Cash for Clunkers program scrapped nearly 680,000 vehicles in 2009. New data show affordable used cars are becoming increasingly scarce.