On the very day that the Brown family announced their intent to file charges in a civil lawsuit against the City of Ferguson, Louis Head, the stepfather of Michael Brown, had another idea.
New Yorkers are used to aggressive advertising. Banners for breast implants. Billboards for condoms. But a federal judge’s ruling has opened the door for far more controversial posters on buses and subways across the city.
Jeb Bush goes all in for the surveillance state that his brother gave birth to and Obama expanded. But Congressman Massie says the government’s attack on privacy is destructive to the Republic and must be stopped.
A Catholic priest from Ann Arbor, Michigan, recently encouraged his flock to arm themselves against worldly dangers via concealed carry because, “We’re not in Mayberry anymore, Toto.”
Senate Republicans have voted with Obama more than 50% since the beginning of the new Congress – more than they did while serving in the minority. But that’s not the worst of it . . .
Legal and illegal immigrants will hit a record high of 51 million in just eight years and eventually account for an astounding 82 percent of all population growth in America.
Facebook collects all content that is typed into its website, even if it is not posted, a tech consultant has discovered.
Christian defenders of biblical sexual morality stand at the tipping point. Will our faith be consigned to the same medical waste dumpster as eugenics and racism?
As President Obama stood in an Everglades swamp to speak on climate change Wednesday, the White House – in its typical lawless fashion – rolled out a package of eight executive actions.
Years ago, a German theologian outlined the nature of secularism and how it threatened the church, also explaining how the church should not respond to the challenge. It’s clear that many of our pastors and leaders have done the opposite of what he counseled, and we are paying the price for it today.