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The pediatric oncology ward is a scary place. I don’t care who you are, or how tough you think you are. You walk through this part of the hospital and you’re scared spitless.
Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
The pediatric oncology ward is a scary place. I don’t care who you are, or how tough you think you are. You walk through this part of the hospital and you’re scared spitless.
People learn quickly what happens when they bring the boss bad news. They notice when someone is interrupted, embarrassed, dismissed, or punished for disagreeing. They remember the meeting where the boss asked for opinions but became defensive the moment someone offered one.
The SpaceX Starship spacecraft is about to attempt its first ten-hour orbital spaceflight.
You don’t have to invade a nation to defeat it. You may only have to convince its citizens that their elections are rigged, their courts are corrupt, their institutions are illegitimate, and their neighbors are the enemy. As early as 2012, the U.S. military was wrestling with the Human Dimension and emerging ideas about the Human Domain—the recognition that wars ultimately turn on human behavior and human will. Add smartphones, algorithms, information warfare, color-revolution dynamics, and fifth-generation warfare, and the battlefield starts looking considerably different. The Capitol can still be standing, the flag can still be flying, and elections can still happen right on schedule. But if nobody believes any of it anymore, an enemy may never have to conquer us. We may eventually do the job ourselves.
My bride, aka “The Indigo Girl,” recently ran for mayor of our small town of Helena, Montana, and her logo was a rainbow-colored umbrella. She had a lot of reasons why she chose this, but the primary one was to use God’s providential symbol, and in the process, educate people on its true meaning and purpose. The colors themselves are important, but the number of colors in a real rainbow is important too.
God’s rainbow is a symbol of both God’s justice and mercy —proof that He is a perfect judge, but that He also will not flood the earth in judgment again.
Trump discusses making a deal with Cuba, helping its failing economy and opening up travel for Americans.
The Last Stand: Christ or Chaos: The War for the West.” is an uncompromising book and documentary written and narrated by Seth Gruber that is less entertainment and more wake-up call. It challenges one to confront the difficult questions about culture, morality and the value of human life grounded in reality rather than some abstract philosophy.
Don Surber is back with his weekly highlights as only he can regale us.
Trump 47’s policies are improving our economy: In the third quarter it is projected to grow 6.2%. Non-residential fixed investment, which is the engine upon which economies grow, grew 11.7% during the second quarter. Factories are re-tooling and manufacturing jobs are expanding.
U.S. Amb. to NATO Matthew Whitaker joins ‘The Big Weekend Show’ to discuss the Iranian president’s statement that Iran is desperate to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and efforts to reach a deal.
The four physical necessities of life—water, air, food, and light—each point to a deeper spiritual necessity found in Christ, who is described in Scripture as living water, the breath of life, the bread of life, and the light of the world.
It was a crowded airport. I was between layovers. I sat at the airport bar.
The man beside me was nursing a cold beverage. I ordered a beverage, too, but I realized I had forgotten my wallet. It was in my checked bag. I had been fiscally castrated. I was penniless.
The waitress brought me ice water.
On September 4th, my fifth grandchild was born…a tiny, beautiful, sweet and adorable baby girl. When our daughter went into labor, my wife and I rushed to their city so we could be there to support them — and, of course, so we could meet our new granddaughter as soon as possible.
Helping you connect with God. Every day. Every way. In Matthew 18:10-13 Jesus tells us that there is great rejoicing in heaven when a lost person is brought back into his fold. Until that happens, we can and must pray for the lost are saved. Are there people you could pray for regularly? Don’t lose hope. Keep praying until their salvation secured. (Then you can pray for their sanctification.)
What if the greatest victories of evil don’t involve possession, spinning heads, or levitating furniture? What if they’re much simpler—pride, lust, greed, deception, hatred, and division? Ephesians 6 reminds Christians that our struggle is not ultimately against flesh and blood. Maybe we’ve become so busy identifying the enemy in everyone else that we’ve forgotten where the real battlefield is—and which weapons Paul actually told us to carry.
Is it really any surprise that the City of Brotherly Love, the good people thereof who have thrice elected the George Soros-sponsored, criminal-loving and police-hating defense attorney Larry Krasner to be the chief criminal prosecutor just don’t like the laws being enforced? Philly tells federal court the Trump administration can’t force it to collaborate with …
Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang analyzes the strategic relationship between China and Iran and the Trump-Xi summit on ‘Varney & Co.’
There are plenty of stories in college football and not all of them are worth telling. Then, every once in a while, you find one that reminds you why the sport is still loved by many – a story with heart, grit and a coach who did not take the escalator to the big time. …
Woke up and realized I left something out: How these cowards at CNN had bowed to an actual tyrant named Saddam Hussein. CNN was silent about Hussein torturing Iraqis—including those who worked for CNN’s Baghdad Bureau.
CNN was complicit in Hussein’s crimes against humanity, portraying him not as the monster he was, but as a misunderstood leader who bravely stood up to American might.
Feminist sports icon Billie Jean King is at it again, oblivious to economics and banging on about “equal pay” for female tennis players. It apparently never occurs to her that there’s one way to get the men’s money.
The same way the men do: Compete on the men’s tour and succeed.
Oh, that’s too much to ask? The women couldn’t cut it there?
Well, look at that: You just learned, Billie, why they’re not making the men’s money.