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September 20, 2024
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| The Democrats' IVF Misinformation Campaign |
| by Ben Johnson |
| Voters should note the pervasive dishonesty, the - to coin a term - misinformation suffusing the Left's IVF-under-siege narrative. IVF faces no threat. In fact, it receives glowing endorsements from both parties when the underlying procedure should raise ethical alarms for treating women like incubators, separating children from their parents, and discarding the vast majority of children conceived. |
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| Fed Sees Trouble, Drops Interest Rates by Half Point |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| The U.S. Federal Reserve voted Wednesday to cut interest rates by half a percentage point, notching down the federal-funds rate, on which other interest rates are based, from 5.25%-5.5% to 4.75%-5%. An overwhelming majority (11 of 12 Fed voters) supported the sizable cut, and a narrow majority of Fed officials signaled their openness to further quarter-point rate cuts at both their November and December meetings. |
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| A Peace of Wholeness: How to Find Calm in an Anxious Election |
| by Jared Bridges |
| Anxiety at the ballot box isn't far removed from worldwide conflict. How can a person have peace in a time of such division? |
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| U.S. Official: 'Cold War Pales in Comparison' to Multifaceted Threats from China |
| by Dan Hart |
| U.S. government and military officials are warning of China's increased military buildup, satellite capabilities, and government-sponsored hacking activity taking place against American targets, with one official stating that the current threat posed by Xi Jinping's communist regime exceeds what occurred during the Cold War. |
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| Outstanding - Ep. 134: Where Does Culture Come From with John Stonestreet |
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| Culture has become the topic of conversation since news broke that Haitian immigrants were supposedly eating domesticated cats and dogs in Springfield, Ohio. Host Joseph Backholm is joined by the president of the Colson Center for Christian Worldview, John Stonestreet, for a conversation about the origin of cultures. If all cultures reflect certain morals, does that make one superior than the other? Joseph and John unpack subcultures, diversity, and assimilation. Listen now to better understand what shapes and forms a culture. |
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| 'Dinah's Revenge': Israelis Interpret Unconventional Strike on Hezbollah in Explicitly Biblical Terms |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| The terrorists are now terrified. A day after pagers used by the Iran-backed Lebanese terror group Hezbollah exploded, Hezbollah's handheld radios exploded, too, killing at least 25 and wounding 450 (the first wave of blasts killed 12 and injured nearly 2,800). Some reports indicate that other electronics used by Hezbollah, such as solar energy systems and computers, also exploded, leaving the terrorists to wonder if any electronic device is now safe. Israel followed up with airstrikes on Hezbollah positions on Friday. |
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| Teamsters Union Won't Endorse Harris after Members Back Trump |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| For the first time in decades, one of the nation's largest and most influential labor unions is refusing to endorse a Democrat for president. Representing nearly one-and-a-half million American workers, the Teamsters Union announced late Wednesday that it would not be endorsing either Vice President Kamala Harris or former President Donald Trump in this year's presidential race. |
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| Majority of Americans Favor Mass Deportation, but Some Dems Continue to Vote Against It |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| Some have estimated as many as 24 million noncitizens are roaming the country. Under the Biden-Harris administration's border policies, millions upon millions of illegal immigrants have flooded into America. And reportedly, anywhere from 1.5 to 2.7 million of them may be voting in the upcoming presidential election. While Americans are currently divided on many issues, a recent poll helped demonstrate how many citizens are willing to come together on the issue of immigration. |
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| Over a Quarter of Dems Say America Would Be 'Better Off' If Trump Were Killed |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| A shocking new survey is revealing that nearly a fifth of Americans wish former President Donald Trump had been slain by an assassin's bullet. According to a Napolitan News Service poll conducted by RMG Research founder and president Scott Rasmussen, 17% of surveyed voters answered "Yes" when asked if the U.S. would be "better off if Donald Trump had been killed..." Nearly 70% of voters responded "No" and 14% said that they were "not sure." |
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