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By: Paul Batura
Since America’s founding in 1776, a dozen “revolutions” have fundamentally transformed society here in the United States. From political revolutions (American, Progressive, Conservative) to economic (Market and Industrial), technological (Information and AI), social (Civil Rights, Women’s Rights and LGBT), and cultural (Sexual and Social Media), the country has been shaped (for good and bad) by […]
On his podcast, Ben Wilson recently observed that there seems to be a correlation between highly creative people and stable home lives.
By: Paul Batura
For first-year students at the University of Chicago Law School, it’s back to the basics – no phones, tablets or laptops will be permitted inside classrooms. Just good old-fashioned paper, pencils and pens. Cue the “Hallelujah Chorus.” In a statement released last month, law school officials said the decision was in response to the explosive […]
Heidi Beirich, the SPLC’s former chief financial officer, was arrested and indicted on multiple counts of wire fraud.
Bible-believing Christians know that just because something is legal, doesn’t mean it’s moral and biblical.
By: Paul Batura
In Washington, D.C., a city known for its prolific use of deceptive euphemisms, the “Sunshine Protection Act” may well set a new standard for the use and abuse of Orwellian labeling. Otherwise known as H.R. 139, the bill to make Daylight Saving Time (DST) permanent was passed this July in the House of Representatives with […]
By: Paul Batura
Heidi Overton, President Trump’s nominee to lead the FDA, has not shied away from the issue of abortion, which she has consistently opposed.
By: Paul Batura
Sean Duffy's new YouTube series with his family, called "The Great American Road Trip," celebrates faith, family and 250 years of America.
By: Paul Batura
First Lady Melania Trump announced Thursday that IndyCar and the Fox Corporation were donating $2 million for scholarships to Indiana and Purdue Universities to young people in foster care.
An arbitrator has ordered The Washington Post to reinstate Karen Attiah after she was fired for "gross misconduct" over radical and false comments about the late Charlie Kirk.
