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December 11, 2024
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| Vast Majority of Abortion Facilities Illegally Dispense Abortion Pill: Report |
| by Ben Johnson |
| Nearly two-thirds of abortion facilities break federal law by distributing the abortion pill after its legal cut-off date, increasing the chances mothers will experience harmful - and potentially deadly - side effects, according to a new report. |
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| Can Donald Trump Really End the War in Ukraine? |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| More than 1,000 days into the war against Ukraine, the mood, diplomats say, can only be described as "grim." For three winters, families who haven't been displaced are trying to cope with the daily blackouts that are leaving locals without light and heat for up to 20 hours at a time in frigid minus-14 temperatures. Fixing the country's power grid has been difficult, especially as Vladimir Putin ramps up his air attacks. "We're anticipating a ... very harsh winter," one senior United States official said soberly. "People will die in their homes because Russia is taking out the energy infrastructure." |
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| Did Biden Fund Anti-Christian Jihadists in Syria? |
| by Ben Johnson |
| A news report in Eastern Europe reveals that the endless tangle of Ukrainian corruption may have one final victim: Middle Eastern Christians. Western governments largely celebrated the collapse of Bashar al-Assad's government in Syria, marking the end of a six-decade-long dictatorship led by the nation's Alawite minority. But so did international jihadist groups and terrorist organizations, recognizing the military force that captured the capital city of Damascus - Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, or HTS - as one of their own. |
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| Jury Acquits Subway Hero Daniel Penny |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| A Manhattan jury on Monday found former Marine Daniel Penny "not guilty" of criminally negligent homicide after he subdued a mentally ill homeless man, Jordan Neely, in a chokehold on a subway train in May 2023. The verdict followed a lopsided prosecution designed to orchestrate a conviction, and Penny's acquittal represents yet another rejection of pro-criminal law enforcement. By Tuesday, an Arizona representative had already proposed that Congress award Penny the Congressional Gold Medal for his heroism. |
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| Who Controls Syria Now? How Are Christians Affected? |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| When the 50-year Syrian dictatorship folded like a paper tent before an unimposing coalition of rebel factions, it threw the country's future into uncertainty. "Where's this headed? Who's in control? Is this a good thing or a bad thing?" Family Research Council President Tony Perkins uttered aloud the thoughts on everyone's mind. In particular, he added, "Our attention turns to the Christians." |
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| Prominent Trans Doctor Hit with Lawsuit by Detransitioner Subjected to Lifelong Pain |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| Dr. Johanna Olson-Kennedy, one of the most prominent so-called "gender doctors" around, came under fire in October after she chose to withhold the findings of her nearly decade-long study on puberty blockers that appeared to contradict her personal beliefs. It turns out, however, that this sticky situation was only the beginning for Olson-Kennedy. Just last week, the doctor was hit with a weighty lawsuit from a college student at UCLA. |
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| Turmoil in South Korea Points to Need for Prayer and Unity in the Church: Pastor |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| A sudden shockwave spread through South Korea after President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law in his country. It didn't take long for Yeol's declaration to be overruled and for a motion of impeachment to be submitted against him. While the South Korean president has so far managed to stay in office, he's currently banned from international travel while an investigation is underway concerning potential charges of insurrection, abuse of authority, and barring citizens from exercising their rights. But as some have pointed out, the problem goes deeper than what meets the eye. |
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| By Electing Trump, American Voters Say They Want a Ukraine Peace Deal (Part 1) |
| by Bob Marshall |
| On November 5, 2024, American voters rendered their verdicts on several important questions where Donald Trump and Kamala Harris had polar opposite policies. The Russia-Ukraine war was one of them. |
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