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May 28, 2024
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| TWS Reports from the 77th World Health Assembly in Geneva, Switzerland: Day 1 |
| by Travis Weber |
| The 77th World Health Assembly (WHA77) opened Monday, May 27 in Geneva, Switzerland, with introductions and welcome messages from world leaders and global officials. The WHA77 theme of "all for health, health for all" was prominently featured. |
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| As the ICC Fans 'Pathetic Lies,' Israeli Experts Say 'We Were Gaslighted by [Biden] from the Outset' |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| The $300 million boondoggle known as the Gaza pier has been a floating flashpoint ever since President Joe Biden commissioned the project. Now, a few weeks into America's buoyant humanitarian program, three U.S. soldiers have been injured (one critically) and most convoys of supplies and food have either been ambushed or looted by Hamas terrorists, never reaching its intended civilians. |
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| 'Political Theater': Dems' Asylum Bill Scuttled as Border Crisis Churns |
| by Dan Hart |
| On Thursday, Senate Republicans once again blocked a bill that Democrats claimed would crack down on the amount of illegal immigrants allowed to claim asylum at the southern border. But GOP lawmakers characterized the legislation as an unserious "prop" that fails to address the underlying causes of an ongoing three-and-a-half-year border crisis that has allowed a record number of migrants to enter the U.S. unlawfully. |
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| Outstanding - Ep. 101: The Original Constitution - What Has Changed? |
| Podcast with Joseph Backholm and Nate Fischer |
| Host Joseph Backholm is joined by Nate Fischer, the founder and managing partner of New Founding. The two discuss the American constitution asking the question: How far have we come from the founder's original vision? As much as we may long for the America of our founders, the country has changed - should our constitution change with it? Nate and Joseph unpack what the real operative constitution is, what areas of government should be restored to the original constitutional definition, and if the constitution gives Americans too much freedom. |
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| Harvard Prevents Encampment Ringleaders from Graduating after U.S. House Investigation |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| The Harvard Corporation prevented 12 seniors from graduating Thursday for their involvement with the illegal protest encampment in support of the terrorist organization Hamas. The decision is a rare instance of campus anti-Semitic activists facing real consequences for their lawbreaking. It only came after significant congressional involvement. |
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| The Flags We Fly |
| by Jared Bridges |
| America will always be a nation of many flags. In my office in Washington, D.C., I have a flag from my home state of Tennessee. The flag of the Commonwealth of Virginia, where I currently live, features the figure of virtue standing atop a defeated king with the words "sic semper tyrannis," or "thus always to tyrants." Allegiance goes to what the flag symbolizes. We do not, of course, pledge allegiance to a 2'x3' piece of fabric. Ideally, a flag tells you something about the person flying it. Thus, those who died under the banner of the stars and stripes died for the men and women for whom they fought. And when we honor the flag on Memorial Day, we honor those who died under its banner. |
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| Biden Judicial Appointee Sent 6'2” Male Serial Child Rapist to a Women's Prison |
| by Ben Johnson |
| As the White House celebrates President Joe Biden's attempts to remake the federal judiciary, one of his most extreme appointees came under withering fire in the U.S. Senate after it was revealed she had signed off on transferring a male sex offender to a female prison. U.S. Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn of the Southern District of New York had to answer for her decision before the Senate Judiciary Committee. |
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| 'Unnecessary and Unlawful': Pro-Life Group Sues DOJ for Targeting Pro-Life Advocate |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| While the Biden administration continues prosecuting pro-life Americans, one organization is fighting back in court. Pro-life group 40 Days for Life filed a lawsuit this week against the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) for "[m]alicious/retaliatory prosecution, abuse of process, false arrest and related claims" committed against pro-life advocate and Catholic father of seven Mark Houck. |
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| Alito Criticized for Flying 'Appeal to Heaven' Flag, but We Should All Raise One |
| by Arielle Del Turco |
| This week, journalists at The New York Times published a story about an alleged "provocative symbol" that was displayed at U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito's vacation house in New Jersey nearly a year ago. The Appeal to Heaven flag, which originated during the American War for Independence, flew outside Alito's home alongside a Phillies flag and a Long Beach Island flag. The flag is being maligned as part of a campaign of petty attacks against the conservative justice. As unnecessary as the controversy surrounding the flag is, it can serve to remind us of this early American symbol and the lessons it still has for us today. |
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| Health Insurance Plans Cannot Exclude Gender Transition Surgeries, Court Rules |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| A federal court is declaring that employers must cover gender transition surgeries for their employees in their health insurance plans. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit ruled last week that a refusal by an employer to cover gender transition surgeries in an employee's health insurance violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which "prohibits employment discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex and national origin." |
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| Hope on Capitol Hill: 'There Are a Great Number' in Congress 'Who Want to Bring Honor to God' |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| I stood in awe at what a wonderful opportunity the Reverend Billy Graham statue unveiling event proved to be in terms of sharing the gospel message. This month, within the walls of the elegant Statuary Hall in the United States Capitol, a prominent and faithful preacher was remembered and honored. Several speakers took the time to preach the good news, calling for those listening to put their faith in Jesus, "the Lord of lords and the King of kings," as Senate Chaplain Barry Black proclaimed. |
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