News

“The ‘silent majority’ through Rush Limbaugh, found its voice.” That’s putting it mildly.  From the closing months of Ronald Reagan’s presidency, to the election of the first Republican House of Representatives in almost a half a century during the midterms of 1994, to the election of Donald Trump in 2016, Limbaugh was in the vanguard of conservative politics . . . 

Skip Heitzig

The rise of humanism (the idea that man is the measure of all things) has changed all of that. In today’s world, the basis of truth has been moved from something that is objective—outside of us—to something that is subjective—inside of us. Everything is measured by how you feel about it.

PJ Media

That diversification deliberately elevated less qualified, less competent women and people of color over young white men. What’s more, the editors, department heads, and others involved in the hiring admitted it.  Jacob Savage, a ticket scalper and screenwriter, wrote in Compact Magazine of his experiences trying to find employment after “The Great Awkokening” of 2014 . . . . 

WND

Boko Haram and the Islamic State have historically carried out many of the attacks on Christians, but more recently, ethnic Fulani militias have also begun attacking Christian communities in the African nation.  The Nigerian government has acknowledged that it needs U.S. support to combat the violence inside the country.