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March 25, 2024
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| Senate Dems Call Protecting Unborn Babies 'Dangerous' and 'Extreme' |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| "I'm not the same person," a 19-year-old girl known only as #13 wanted the Supreme Court to know. "I regret my abortion so much. ... I think about it every day." Taking the abortion pill "was traumatizing," she says, thinking about the tiny little person she saw. "I just died a little bit. My boyfriend and I miss our baby." |
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| Alabama Restricts DEI in Education |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) is a blight on higher education, but it has a simple and effective kryptonite: state legislatures with the courage to stand up and say, "Not with our money!" Florida cracked this code last year, and now they've lent the weapon to their northern neighbor. The Alabama legislature on Tuesday passed a bill (SB 129) that could slash up to $16.2 million annually in DEI spending from university budgets, enough to give about 1,350 underprivileged Alabamans a free ride in Tuscaloosa. |
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| Illegal Immigrants Burst through Border Barricade as Crisis Continues |
| by Dan Hart |
| In a vivid reminder of the ongoing security crisis occurring along the U.S. southern border, a large group of illegal immigrants stormed and breached a security fence near the border in El Paso, Texas on Thursday, knocking over several members of the Texas National Guard in the process. Experts say the lack of consequences for illegally crossing the border under the Biden administration is only encouraging further lawlessness. |
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| Christian Leaders Call on Europe to Embrace Christian Roots ahead of Elections |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| Religious leaders are calling for Europe to return to its Christian roots ahead of this year's European Union elections. A coalition of Christian organizations released a joint letter on Wednesday warning that "the importance of the Christian tradition as the 'milieu' in which today's European values were established is being overlooked," and urging politicians and voters alike to "[p]romote Christian values in the political programmes and pre-election campaigns" ahead of E.U. elections in early June. |
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| Is the White House Playing Political Games with Israel's Soldiers and Hostages? |
| by Lela Gilbert |
| Despite Joe Biden's initial empathy for Israel, along with my Israeli friends, I am increasingly shocked by the ever-increasing arrogance of America's leadership. Most amazing is their outrageous attempts to use this conflict to manipulate U.S. voters in the upcoming presidential election. |
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| As the U.S. Falls on the Happiness Scale, Christians Should Exude True Joy |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| "Finland is the world's happiest country, U.S. drops to all-time low," the New York Post reported earlier this week. This was in response to Gallup's 2024 Happiness Report, which surveyed over 100,000 people in 143 countries. The poll was conducted over the course of three years and asked the participants to rate their lives on a scale of 1 to 10. The results shocked many, as the U.S., in 2024, dropped eight spots and now ranks 23rd overall. |
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| Polls Predict Trump Besting Biden in Battleground States |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| Former President Donald Trump is leading incumbent Joe Biden in key swing and battleground states, according to a bevy of recent polls. Four Emerson College/The Hill polls released this week show Trump besting Biden in Arizona, Michigan, Nevada, and Wisconsin. Last week, Emerson College/The Hill surveys showed Trump leading Biden in Pennsylvania and Georgia. According to this week's polls, in a one-on-one contest, Trump is leading Biden 52% to 48% in Arizona and Wisconsin, 51% to 49% in Nevada, and an even narrower 50.3% to 49.7% in Michigan. |
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| The Devil Loves to Capitalize on Loneliness. But the Lord Said, 'Fear Not, for I Am with You' |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| Have you ever felt lonely? Or do you know someone who is? It can be a rather miserable state of mind, often leaving us feeling hopeless, depressed, isolated, and yearning for something more. The way I see it, isolation and loneliness are not quite the same. However, they do often go hand-in-hand and have one primary element in common, namely, that the enemy loves to capitalize on both. |
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