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Why cultural Marxists want to erase 'mother,' 'father' in New York
What happens when ideology replaces reality?

Pride Month is fading. The data behind the shift in fewer rainbows in June.
It’s premature to say Pride has fallen, but it is fair to say the appeal of Pride Month has faded.

Can the world live with a nuclear Iran?
Can America, Israel, and the broader international community live with an Iran that remains a nuclear-threshold state?

The SPLC indictment: Why it’s the Al Capone case of our time
Safeguards must be established to ensure such a system is never allowed to operate again.

FDA abortion pill policy seeks to make death great again
Abortion is more entrenched in America than even I realized.

Uncovering systematic culture of anti-Christian bias in federal government
The new report released last week by the Department of Justice’s Task Force to Eradicate Anti-Christian Bias is a wake-up call.

The connection between 'America Reads the Bible' and the SPLC indictment
The exposure of SPLC reminds us we need the standard of truth and justice that comes from above.

Trump’s deleted ‘great physician’ post: Why it’s a warning for the Church
When any political leader is portrayed in explicitly messianic terms, a line has been crossed.

A GOP pro-life path as Planned Parenthood hits record abortion
The faded, brittle confetti of pro-life victories from five years ago offers little consolation amid a growing string of setbacks.

Does God hear the prayers of people who start wars?
Recent comments from Pope Leo XIV in a Palm Sunday homily are both puzzling and concerning.



























