“There were some threats,” President Donald Trump admitted on Monday when asked about the sudden withdrawal of U.S. long-range bombers from the United Kingdom, acknowledging that leaving the aircraft stationed … Read More
Decision on Charging Renee Good and Alex Pretti’s Killers Looms Over Minneapolis DA Race The decision on whether to file criminal charges against the federal immigration agents who killed two … Read More
Pete Hegseth’s Unholy War There is a question Christians have been asking for generations: What would Jesus do? It is a deceptively simple inquiry, printed on bracelets and bumper stickers, … Read More
The Anatomy of Modern Exile: Life After the Charlie Kirk Revenge Purge A former tenured English professor at Presbyterian College in South Carolina, Taylor resigned in December following a ferocious … Read More
American democracy is facing a peculiar new ideological headwind as centrist liberals quietly test-run the premise that mass political participation has simply gone too far. Long before conservative figures began … Read More
Twenty-five years after the clear, cloudless morning of September 11, 2001, the acrid odor of pulverized concrete, jet fuel, and burning steel still lingers in the collective American memory. That … Read More
When True-Crime Fame Masks a Fragile Verdict: The Jeffrey Prible Case Twenty-four years after his specialized testimony helped dispatch a Houston man to Texas’s death row, forensic DNA expert William … Read More
How CBS News and Bari Weiss Manufactured an Anti-Muslim Scandal Out of Abdul El-Sayed’s 9/11 Tweets As Michigan approaches the upcoming 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, the state’s … Read More
In a legal and regulatory watershed that fundamentally reshapes federal workplace protections, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has signed an unprecedented settlement with the Christian Employers Alliance, carving out a … Read More
Nearly two years after Hurricane Helene devastated the region in September 2024, Western North Carolina remains physically scarred, deeply underfunded, and struggling to recover. Yet while residents still live in … Read More
