This week is shaping up to be a time of fiscal reckoning for the United States, with the national deficit and taxpayer-funded public news services making headlines. No More Trees During an interview with CBS’s Sunday Morning, host
In 2025, the world is caught in a whirlwind of change, controversy, and compassion. From the halls of Congress to the heart of small-town America, stories are unfolding that demand our attention. Today, we’ll dive into six headline-grabbing
Is the law ever meant to be broken? That's a serious question, which you should keep in mind while reading this morning's Brew. But first, you may want to grab a snack because trust us, there's a lot
Yesterday's news was filled with lows and highs, from the reflective farewell to Pope Francis, who passed away at the age of 88, to pivotal parental rights battles in Mississippi and Maryland. But let's not forget the international
Let’s say you believe that the vote-counting machines from the 2020 election were all on the up and up, despite all the evidence adduced by Sidney Powell, David Clements, Leah Hoopes, and other investigators. Go further, and stipulate
Hold on tight to your coffee, folks, cause this Brew will make your head spin faster than a fidget spinner in a toddler's hands -- from Matt Walsh stirring the pot over voting criteria and Florida Gov. Ron
Classic Westerns thrive on gradually ratcheting tension. Think back to High Noon or Tombstone: A community's getting terrorized by the ruthless and the lawless, who have either coopted or cowed the official "lawmen," leaving honest citizens defenseless. The
The whole Democratic Party (joined by the squish sectors of the GOP) supports using public schools and children's libraries to corrupt and confuse little kids about their sexuality. Who could possibly benefit from convincing artsy boys or athletic
We must support the good people in our government right now who are waging an uneven struggle: They are fighting principalities and powers using mostly human means. (Though it was very encouraging to see an explicitly Christian prayer
You don’t really expect major media to come out for aggressive censorship. I mean, at least not openly. During the COVID panic and the public health dictatorship it enabled through most of the world, reporters would rant about
On this Monday, we'd like to bring you some little-known facts in honor of President's Day. But first, a question: Is it "President's Day"? or "Presidents' Day"? Or even "Presidents Day"? Enquiring minds want to know whether it
I’ve never been shy about pointing out when I was one of the only people to see and speak out about something, then events came along to vindicate me. For instance, I was right early on about: the
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