A new organization addresses the allegation that opposing George Soros is antisemitic. From Breitbart. Josh Hammer, a writer who works for Newsweek, and Will Scharf, a candidate for state attorney general in Missouri, launched JewsAgainstSoros.com to say there is nothing antisemitic in opposing Soros’s agenda. This content is supported by your donations. Give today. Soros is one … Continued
After being sidelined by transgender athletes, four female runners are speaking out and suing their state. From New York Post. “At the end of the day, this is just about fairness,” Chelsea Mitchell told The Post. “This is about biology.” This content is supported by your donations. Give today. The 20-year-old is fighting for … Continued
LGBT curriculum in schools is becoming more prevalent, and some schools are even removing the ability to opt out. Parents are pushing back. From WORLD. The Mahmoud-Barakat, Roman, and Persak families of Montgomery County, Md., may not appear to have a lot in common. Tamer Mahmoud and Enas Barakat are Muslim with high school–age children. … Continued
A painting looted by the Nazis in World War II was found in Japan and returned to Polish ownership. From ABC News. … A priceless 16th century Italian painting that was looted by Nazi Germany during World War II and discovered in Japan has been returned to Poland, authorities in Warsaw said Wednesday. This content … Continued
Although the Supreme Court has declined to speak on the issue, many women are accusing Reddit of profiting from child pornography posted on the site. From The Christian Post. The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal filed by a group of women suing Reddit and alleging the online platform is profiting from … Continued
Fights over religious liberty are raging right now in Minnesota and Maine. From The Christian Post. A lawsuit has been filed against the state of Minnesota over a law excluding religious colleges and universities from a program that enables high school students to obtain no-cost college credit. This content is supported by your donations. Give … Continued
Instead of being drained by various “Pride” celebrations and festivities, use the month of June to celebrate fidelity! From Breakpoint. If the final few weeks of May were any indication, this June’s pride month noise will be louder and edgier than previous years. Already, the controversy surrounding Target’s new line of clothing, produced in partnership with … Continued
I am in Israel. This is my second time to visit (my wife Kris’s first time) and to walk through the land of the Bible. What always amazes me is this: There is so much international “hubbub” about such a small piece of land. In fact, Israel is only about the size of New Jersey, … Continued
Although many believe that Generation Z is abandoning the faith, the data says otherwise. From WORLD. This month, almost four million high-school students will walk down the aisle and graduate from high school in America. Among those will be my oldest daughter, Grace. … This content is supported by your donations. Give today. My … Continued
June 1 is the start of Life Month — a time for believers to celebrate life and rejoice, sharing the testimony of what Gabrielle Bruno calls “our generation’s Red Sea moment”: the overturn of Roe v. Wade on June 23, 2022. This content is supported by your donations. Give today. Life Month was birthed … Continued
Chick-fil-A has embraced DEI, but what does that mean? From The Epoch Times. Some conservatives have suggested a boycott of Chick-fil-A after the fast-food chain was discovered to have a vice president of “diversity, equity, [and] inclusion,” or DEI. This content is supported by your donations. Give today. In a previously issued Chick-fil-A news … Continued
Sudan is currently being ravaged by a bloody conflict with international implications. From Reuters. A conflict in Sudan that erupted on April 15 has killed hundreds of people, driven more than 100,000 to flee across the borders and displaced hundreds of thousands inside the country where many already relied on international aid before fighting began. … Continued
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