The Bible and Tolkien Agree on Aging

  • 0
american thinker By Timothy R. Furnish The Bible is full of rubrics concerning the old. Proverbs states that “gray hair is a crown of glory” (16:31) and the Psalmist (71:9) pleads not to be forsaken →

The Corrupt DoJ has Charged Trump with a Fake Crime

  • 0
american thinker By Sean Ross Callaghan “It’s like murdering babies!” So said one lawyer defending the latest federal indictment of President Trump against the charge that it seeks to throw Trump in →

What Oppenheimer Left Out

  • 0
​national interest​​​ by Gideon Rose Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer is a cinematic tour-de-force—superbly acted, visually stunning, and dramatically compelling. Adapted from Kai Bird and Martin J. →

Camp David summit could be 'starting shot' for new cold war

  • 0
global times By Liu Xin and Yu Xi The leaders of the US, Japan and South Korea are set to meet at Camp David, Maryland on Friday to upgrade "cooperation," a move criticized by observers as being a →

Father of 20-year-old murdered by girlfriend in 100 mph crash doesn’t want life in prison for her

  • 0
nbc news By Marlene Lenthang Ohio teenager Mackenzie Shirilla may spend the rest of her life behind bars after a judge ruled she intentionally drove 100 mph into a brick building, killing her →

Recoiling black holes could move at nearly one-tenth the speed of light

  • 0
science news By Nikk Ogasa Collisions between black holes can launch newly melded cosmic sinkholes at speeds up to nearly one-tenth the speed of light, researchers report August 18 in Physical Review →

Political Warfare Comes Home

  • 0
​foreign affairs​​​ By Tim Naftali ​ “The game of politics is not a branch of the Sunday school business.” Such was the characterization of “Blind Boss” Buckley, the head of the Democratic political →

Bankruptcies in Europe surge to record levels

  • 0
brussels times By Thomas Moller-Nielsen According to a study published on Thursday by Eurostat, the EU's official statistics office, insolvencies in the EU rose by 8.4% in the second quarter of this →

Are Europeans really democrats?

  • 0
the conversation In France, the year 2022 saw the government repeatedly resort to Article 49.3 of the constitution to force unpopular reforms through parliament. The date of 16 March, in particular, →

Killing the Mother

  • 0
american conservative by Carmel Richardson Mary Wollstonecraft liked the sound of her own voice. Her eventual husband, William Godwin, would complain of an early meeting that “I…heard her, very →

Biden's Criminal Enterprise

  • 0
american thinker By Scott S. Powell In creating a free and open system, the framers of the Constitution recognized that corrupting influence from foreign powers was a real threat. They were →

More than 20 years after 9/11, a disgraceful plea agreement is in the works

  • 0
american thinker By Andrea Widburg Having never before heard of the show Forensic Files, I’m finally catching up with it. In episode after episode, we see how science helps catch killers. And in →

Discussion