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April 9, 2024
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| Rebuild America's 'Spiritual Walls': Pro-Life Leaders React to Trump's Abortion Statement |
| by Ben Johnson |
| Pro-family leaders reacted to President Donald Trump's announcement that abortion policy should be handled exclusively by the states by saying that "pro-life policies should be pursued at every level of government" to rebuild "the spiritual walls of our nation." Although pro-life advocates expressed gratitude for the president's role in overturning Roe v. Wade and restoring voters' democratic control over the issue of abortion, they say his "work is not over" when it comes to protecting innocent life. |
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| With Pro-Trans Stance, Coach Staley Abandons the Women She Led to Victory |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| It was the finale to an epic, lightning-in-a-bottle run. With 18,000 people on their feet, the lady Gamecocks raised their arms in the air - their undefeated season complete. To the 14.2 million Americans watching Iowa's Caitlin Clark dish and shoot her way into the record books Sunday, women's basketball was a revelation. This last match-up, an electric end to the frenzy over girls' hoops, was the start of something big. An explosion in the women's game that could change the trajectory of female athletes forever. Only one thing could ruin this moment. And thanks to winning Coach Dawn Staley, it did. |
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| Scientific Study Sounds Alarm over Puberty Blockers for Boys |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| A major medical center is warning that puberty blockers may actually be harmful and irreversible, with possible links to cancer, especially in boys. |
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| Outstanding - Ep. 87: Raided by the DEI: Mark Bauerlein on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion |
| Podcast with Joseph Backholm and Mark Bauerlein |
| Move over, CIA, FBI, and IRS. There's a new sheriff in town: DEI. Those three letters, representing diversity, equity, and inclusion, have become the three most important letters in many of our institutions. Higher learning is an especially affected causality in this quest to make everything equal, diverse, and included. Mark Bauerlein, a professor emeritus of English at Emory University, joins host Joseph Backholm to discuss the giant DEI cloud that has overtaken our universities and filtered out to everywhere. Is there a pathway out of the grip of this aggressive philosophy that threatens to ruin civilization? |
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| Dawkins, Gangs, Fruit, and Judgment |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| Last weekend, Christianity received significant praise from an unexpected mouth: new-atheist scholar Richard Dawkins. "If I have to choose between Christianity and Islam, I choose Christianity every single time. I mean, it seems to me to be a fundamentally decent religion in a way that, I think, Islam is not," Dawkins admitted in an interview televised on Easter Sunday. "I find that I like to live in a culturally Christian country, although I do not believe a single word of the Christian faith." |
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| Israel Remains Steadfast in Goal of Defeating Hamas despite Pushback, Say Experts |
| by Dan Hart |
| After six months of near-continuous battle in the Gaza Strip, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced on Sunday that they were withdrawing the 98th Division of troops from the Khan Younis area, with an IDF spokesperson saying that the move signals "another stage in the war effort." As the Biden administration continues to call for an "immediate ceasefire" with 129 hostages still believed to be held by the Hamas terrorist group, experts and lawmakers say that Israel must be allowed to continue the fight in order to ensure the nation's security. |
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| Congressional Dems Target 7 States for Pro-Abortion Propaganda Campaign |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| Democrats are announcing plans to campaign on abortion in seven key states. According to a memo released Friday by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), "seven battleground states are on track to have abortion measures on the ballot in 2024: Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, and New York." |
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| Survey: Women Are Leaving the Church Because of 'a Steady Accumulation of Negative Experiences' |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| In a society increasingly pushing liberal agendas, it's no surprise to see an accompanying escalation in disdain for biblical truth. With the rise of LGBT ideology alone, basic biology is under attack, marriage is mocked, and those who proclaim what Scripture says are labeled as hateful bigots. Jesus said in Matthew 10:22a, "And you will be hated by all for my name's sake," because those apart from Christ hate His objective, unchanging truth. And what do we see as a result of this? Well, in addition to the slander, we see that many choose to walk away from the church scene. |
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| How Biden Stacks Up to Trump on Confirmed Judges |
| by Fred Lucas |
| President Joe Biden is on track to match and possibly surpass his predecessor in successfully appointing lower court judges. Biden announced his 47th round of nominees for vacancies on federal district and appeals courts in late March, bringing his total nominations to 229. That's just 10 fewer nominees than Donald Trump had at this point in his presidency in the spring of 2020. |
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| Harvard's Plan to Host Segregated Graduation Ceremonies Faces Open Pushback |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| Harvard is set to move forward with its segregated commencement ceremonies called "affinity celebrations." National Review reported, "Harvard plans to hold a 'Disability Celebration,' a 'Global Indigenous Celebration,' an 'Asian American, Pacific Islander, Desi-American (APIDA) Celebration,' a 'First Generation-Low Income Celebration,' a 'Jewish Celebration,' a 'Latinx Celebration,' a 'Lavender Celebration' - which refers to LGBT students - a 'Black Celebration,' a 'Veterans Celebration,' and an 'Arab Celebration.'" |
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