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 FleetwoodNearly every House Democrat voted to kill a constitutional amendment proposal on Wednesday that would have kept the Supreme Court at nine justices. In a 212-206 vote, with 15 members not voting, the House failed to garner the two-thirds majority needed to pass HJR 1. Known as the “Keep Nine Amendment,” the measure sought to […]
- by Breccan F. Thies'When a state chooses to participate in TANF, it accepts the obligation to report illegal aliens in the United States.'
- by Hayden DanielThe removal of the statues has never been about providing an 'accurate' view of history. It's all about power.
- by Chris BrayOnce Phase One of Phase One of Phase One is complete, the state will begin thinking about connecting high-speed rail to Bakersfield, which will constitute Phase Two of Phase One of Phase One.
- by Brianna LymanWhatever the outcome may be of Clancy's trial, so-called "feminists" revealed themselves to be nothing more than left-wing sociopaths.
- by M.D. KittleThe investigations come as concerns grow over noncitizens on state voters rolls and the potential for voter fraud in the midterm elections.
- by Chris BrayIt's a deeply strange interweaving of contradictory themes in which the inherently weak female mind of the strong independent woman is set free from the toxicity of responsibility.
- by Shawn FleetwoodGoing Further shows how Clarence Thomas is willing to lay everything on the line for what is right and just.
- by Eddie ScarryIf TikTok is what's causing people to end up not just wrong about real crimes taking place, but to flat-out side with killers, those people cannot be trusted to look at TikTok.
- by Larsen JensenThe U.S. needs data centers, and right now Silicon Valley is making Americans hate them because they don't know how to speak to Americans.
- by Marc OestreichWe do not make the child fit the backpack. We keep looking until we find the one that fits the child. Education deserves at least that much imagination.
- by Stella MorabitoDemocrats might have a messaging problem, but they also have a ground game to render rural America irrelevant in elections.
- by Breccan F. ThiesA legal expert said that this is one of the slowest preliminary hearing schedules he has ever seen and speculated that the trial may not happen until next year and could even bleed into 2028.
- 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.
Daily Caller
- by Ashley BrasfieldIs The GOP Fundraising Apparatus Messing With Texas?
- by Emily Kopp‘These were the early days of COVID’
- by Adriel Perez-Gonzalez‘It’s a 50-50 seat’
- by Andrew PowellThe move to the Patriots makes a lot more sense now
- by Dylan Kresak‘they may have been asked to answer for the harm they’ve caused’
- by Sean Moran‘Trump is married to data centers’
- by Samiksha Bhattacharjee‘You can’t trick humans into wanting to eat something that doesn’t exist’
- by Derek VanBuskirk‘At least you’re a celebrity now’
- by Paris Apodaca‘Not a motive to intimidate and coerce’
- by David Blackmon‘monstrosity of Soviet-style command-and-control’
- by Leena NasirWhat do you think of the allegations?
- by Ron HartA year ago, data centers were ‘the next big thing’
- by Derek VanBuskirk‘That’s not how I win’
- by Christine Sellers‘Parental rights are paramount in the operation of America’s public schools’
- INGERSOLL: Democrats Pitch Three Totally Not Weird Male Candidates. #2 Eats Hot Dogs Without Chewingby Geoffrey IngersollBut you lift weights and climb utility poles, how relatable!
- by Amber DukeThey’re forced to play by the rules
- by Nicole SilverioMarkey’s win is a rare victory for the old guard
- by Nicole SilverioEdwards was censured over sexual misconduct allegations
- by Simon August‘$4.10 per gallon’
- by Zach PattonSoliders were 9 times more likely to die by suicide than in combat