Think President Trump’s popularity is falling fast? France’s new president, Emmanuel Macron, can’t even give an apple to his favorite teacher – who just happens to be his wife.
Like many Christians in America I was befuddled by the incredibly caustic language used by the authors of a Vatican-vetted article last month which characterized the relationship between Evangelicals and Catholics in the United States as an “ecumenism of hate.”
Last week, Senators Tom Cotton of Arkansas and David Perdue of Louisiana unveiled the “RAISE Act,” which aims to cut the flow of legal immigrants to the United States in half over a decade.
Last Friday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the Justice Department was pursuing about three times as many leak investigations since the end of the Obama administration.
Despite record job growth, the Dow over 22,000, illegal immigration down 70 percent and massive deregulation, the mainstream media still reports that Donald Trump’s presidency is a failure.
In the wake of its firing of a 28-year-old employee for expressing dissatisfaction with Google’s stifling ideological conformity, some critics are saying the company is now for soft authoritarianism.
Just as the case of Charlie Gard drifts out of headlines and his family attempts to find peace after their long battle both with the infant’s condition and England’s nationalized health service, another somewhat prominent example has gained some attention.
A Virginia high school sent a disturbing letter to parents and students announcing they would be selecting students for Advanced Placement and honors classes based on skin color -- instead of intelligence.
A Virginia high school sent a disturbing letter to parents and students announcing they would be selecting students for Advanced Placement and honors classes based on skin color -- instead of intelligence.
Google, starting from nothing in the mid-1990s, has become one of the most valuable companies in the world. On the way up, their unofficial slogan was “Don’t be evil.” Considering what they just did to James Damore, it looks like they failed.
Tuesday marks three years since we delivered our first blow against ISIS. Nearly a month after ISIS announced the establishment of their so-called caliphate, America struck back, delivering the first airstrike against ISIS on Aug. 8, 2014.
The Russia investigation being overseen by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is beyond corrupt, beyond political and has now turned into an open-ended fishing expedition.
The rhetoric coming from North Korea is heating up, which is a good indication that the latest U.S.-led action in the UN Security Council got the attention of the paranoid Pyongyang leadership.