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February 15, 2024
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| PERKINS: An Open Border Is an Open Invitation to Terror |
| by Tony Perkins |
| Nineteen people. That's all it took to completely upend the world. Even now, 23 years after 9/11, America looks dramatically different from that sunny morning when a handful of radical Islamists slammed their planes into the beating heart of our nation's freedom, its commerce, security, and way of life. We vowed then, never again. But the lessons of the past have been forgotten under this administration, as millions stream across our open border - hundreds of them with a single goal: to destroy us. |
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| 'Infighting' and 'Ineffectiveness': New Report Torches Biden Admin's Border Policies |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| The Biden administration has been rocked with bitter infighting over border security failures, according to insiders. Axios reported this week on a meeting aboard Air Force One in which President Joe Biden "exploded with fury" at senior staff and aides over the illegal immigration crisis at the nation's southern border. "The president lit into his team," Alex Thompson wrote. "He demanded obscure immigration data points - and vented when his staff didn't have them handy." Later on, "Biden's fury subsided, and aides scrambled for the information he wanted. People in the meeting later told others in frustration that his winding process and irritability were making it more difficult to reach decisions about the border." |
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| IDF Hostage Rescue Bolsters Israel's Strategy against U.S. Criticism |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| It was Day 129 of captivity for Luis Har and Fernando Simon Marman, two elderly Israelis kidnapped as hostages by Hamas terrorists on October 7. They weren't expecting this Monday to be any different, nor were the three Hamas terrorists holding them captive in a second-floor apartment. |
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| Congressman: $60 Billion in Aid to Ukraine Would 'Complete' U.S. Border Wall |
| by Dan Hart |
| On Tuesday, House Republicans followed through on their promise to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas for his "systematic refusal" to enforce border laws and "breach of public trust" amid an unprecedented surge of illegal border crossings under President Joe Biden's administration. The move came after the Senate's passage earlier the same day of a bill giving billions of additional dollars to Ukraine that did not include any funding to secure America's southern border. |
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| Military Continues to Drop Standards to Reach Recruitment Goals |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| The military has been struggling to meet recruitment goals since COVID. Reportedly, in 2023, the Air Force fell roughly 2,700 airmen short, the Army was 15,000 soldiers short, the Navy missed their goal by over 7,450 sailors, and the Coast Guard by about 4,800. The military as a whole missed their recruitment target by 41,000 recruits. |
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| Christians Are the Most Persecuted People. This Nation Actually Helps Them. |
| by Ben Johnson |
| Hundreds of millions of Christians suffered religious persecution in 2023, according to a religious liberty watchdog organization, but one European nation is going out of its way to assist "the most persecuted religion in the world." |
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| Resist WHO's Transgender Trojan Horse |
| by Louis-Marie Bonneau |
| The World Health Organization (WHO) is poised to promote extreme transgender ideology the same way it once endorsed abortion-on-demand. |
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