This is what Facebook thinks of the more than 73,000,000 Americans who voted for President Donald Trump last week in his historic election. Facebook switched President Trump’s title from “President” to “Political Candidate.” This is disturbing. Facebook removed the title of “President” from Donald Trump and designated him as “Political Candidate.” Trump is still president and, no matter what happens, […]

Speaking to the Federalist Society’s National Lawyers Convention, which was hosted online this year, Alito said, “it is an indisputable statement of fact: we have never before seen restrictions as severe, extensive and prolonged as those experienced, for most of 2020.”   Locally we have been attacked with a wave of suppression; we will call it the Mask Mandate. But […]

Supporters and likely members of the far-left Antifa network and the Black Lives Matter movement were captured on video assaulting President Donald Trump supporters in Washington on Saturday. Thousands of Trump supporters turned out for a large march to protest against alleged election fraud. Some pro-Trump marchers also engaged in violence. While a collection of videos showed chaos and it was difficult to discern who instigated the […]

The New York Post Tensions flared after dark Saturday — and one person was stabbed — as pro- and anti-Trump factions clashed in Washington D.C. — hours after the president himself made a drive-by appearance at a recount rally attended by thousands of his supporters. One person was left with critical injuries in the stabbing, which occurred during a fight between two […]

In February 2018, Abraham’s right eye turned inward. The eye doctor said it was probably muscle weakness, common at that age. But Abraham started having headaches in the morning and would sometimes throw up. Even watching TV made the little boy’s head hurt. A CT scan finally revealed the cause of Abraham’s issues: He had a mass on his brain, […]

James Otis (1725-1783) was the King’s advocate-general of the vice-admiralty court at Boston. In 1761, he was elected as a representative of Boston to Massachusetts’ colonial government, called the General Court. His main political opponent was acting Massachusetts Governor Thomas Hutchinson, a politically polarizing figure whose unbending Loyalist acts greatly increased tensions with colonists. Choosing loyalty to Britain over America, […]

Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see. Hebrews 11:1 As an adult leader, I arranged a student field trip to an obstacle course. We instructed students to slip into safety gear and scale an eight-foot wall. Those who went first encouraged each climber to trust the harness and keep moving […]

During the American Civil War, whole armies on either side fought each other until a victory was achieved.  That was a somewhat convenient arrangement because that civil war was generally fought between two separate regions of the fledgling United States.  But today’s civil wars, particularly when it comes to conflicts of ideology, are fought via Irregular Warfare, or as that is […]

November 15 is the 319th day of the year (320th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. There are 46 days remaining until the end of the year. THERE ARE 39 DAYS TILL CHRISTMAS! Holidays Christian Feast Day: Abibus of Edessa Albert the Great Blessed Hugh Faringdon Didier of Cahors Leopold III, a public holiday in Lower Austria and Vienna. […]

He lost two sons in the Revolution and was the only clergyman to sign the Declaration. His name was John Witherspoon. A delegate from New Jersey, he declared: “Gentlemen, New Jersey is ready to vote for independence … The country is not only ripe for independence, but we are in danger of becoming rotten for the want of it!” He served on 120 […]

By Deana Chadwell  /  A Single Window As the chips continue to fly off the rock that was once America, little by little an icon takes shape — a double stone tablet bearing ancient Hebrew letters, the foundation on which people — ordinary, troubled, imperfect people — have built the most successful of human societies. The Ten Commandments stand as […]

by Rory | Saturday, Nov 14, 2015 Our bus driver Russell is special. When our career took off in 2008 and we first started having to travel all across the country and visit radio stations and play shows… Joey didn’t like flying.  She wanted to be able to take a bus – to make it feel more like being at […]

Good morning, it’s Friday, Nov. 15, 2020. On Capitol Hill, Marie Yovanovitch, the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, was set to testify in the House impeachment hearings. In this space, however, Fridays are reserved for a historical quote meant to be inspiring or thought-provoking. Today’s comes from Georgia O’Keeffe, one of this country’s foremost 20th century painters, born on this […]