It’s important, right now, that I stop writing about what I think you want to hear and start writing what I actually think. It’s not exactly that I’ve been lying to you. It’s just that I’ve been holding back. You see, I’m afraid of you. Really. I am. I suffer from a tremendous fear of… Read More It’s you. It’s me.
After the jubilant and hard-won victory of the Dobbs decision, which allowed states to rule in favor of unborn humans, the conservative side of politics is finding itself in unfamiliar terrain. Writing at Daily Caller, Grayson Quay lays out the quandary facing Republicans: “Ease up on abortion, or go all-in on a (probably futile) bid for minority rule.” After a… Read More Pro-life albatross
Did you catch Stop the White Noise this week? The Mad Christian and Meridith got discussing how their love of Scripture and creativity had recently converged. Decorating a home with Bible-inspired art is a great way to fill your day with the word of God. Well, not only is dwelling on the word of God good for… Read More Life craft
Who would have thought that reading about handwriting could be so enjoyable? Lexicographer Neil Serven writes about how handwriting has changed over his lifetime, with pencils and pens giving way to keyboards and touchscreens. “They say, handwriting is going the way of the dodo. I don’t think that’s precisely true—it sounds like one of those lazy assumptions… Read More By hand
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has warned that the USA could default on it debts on June 1st if Congress does not act. President Biden and Speaker Kevin McCarthy have been waiting for the other to flinch over the debt ceiling. Speaker McCarthy said there would be no change to the debt ceiling without discussion about reducing spending… Read More Catching a falling knife
“I assure you that we will soon have our fifth column in Madrid—unnoticed, unidentified, and active.” – General Emilio Mola, Nationalist general of the 1930’s Spanish Civil War. Their food is adrenal secretion. It is a hunger that is insatiable. It is you they crave. Your anxiety they lust for. The psychotic projection of their… Read More They’re Here
The fatal choking of a homeless man on the New York subway has divided opinion across the nation. A former Marine, Daniel Penny, placed Jordan Neely in a headlock after Neely reportedly menaced passengers on the train. While news reports searched for “an angle”, this seems like the terrible and tragic culmination of a number of factors. Neely… Read More Standing by to do good
Tucker Carlson has left Fox. Arguably the network’s biggest star, the ouster has yet to be explained. But the situation is a little like a murder mystery – there are plenty of suspects and lots of reasons. Speculation that Carlson was too big for his boots. Perhaps Rupert Murdoch needed to assure shareholders that they were… Read More Tucker on the Orient Express
The African nation of Sudan is in the news as a struggle between warring generals saw violence on the streets of Khartoum. The conflict has left hundreds dead, and a number of countries have evacuated their embassies during a brief ceasefire. While the feuding factions of the military government are receiving all the attention, a number of… Read More Sudan
Last week, Israel celebrated 75 years since its formation, with many Israelis jubilant about what the country has achieved in those few years. From the early decades of socialistgovernment to the present day, modern Israel has been through a lot. A lot of Western corporate media sounded alarmed, warning that Israel stands at “perilous crossroads“. Protests in Tel Aviv have dragged… Read More Israel at 75
