We live in an age of sensationalism. We find ourselves in an era where every headline has to grab your attention, regardless of its substance in order to generate your digital patronage. This letter may be a perfect example. . .
The abortionist, who is now a pro-life leader, had performed over 48,000 abortions before several horrendous experiences finally turned him around.
One of the more destructive behaviors of those engaged in politics is the willful conflation of political or moral arguments with constitutional and legal arguments. Nowhere is this more evident than with debate over coercing states to recognize same-sex relationships as marriages.
In another act of persecution against US Christians, a bigoted ALJ says that homosexuals turned away by a bakery that refused to make them a wedding cake for religious reasons should receive $135,000 in damages for their emotional suffering.
The commander of Iran’s ground forces said that American officials planned and executed the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, to justify military intervention in the region.
At the outset of the riots that are now sweeping Baltimore, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake held a press conference, telling reporters that the city was allowing violence in an effort to defuse the situation.
Hillary Clinton is reportedly furious and abashed as several thousand cigars were recently delivered to her office in protest of her announcement that she would run for President in 2016.
Before Hillary left office in 2013, the Clintons appeared bound and determined to slurp up as much money into their Foundation as possible, spending as little on direct aid as one could imagine for a “charity”.
Last week, a Facebook post headlined, “Taxpayers Raped to Study Anal Penetration of Black Youth.” Believe it or not, there’s some truth to it.
Former President George W. Bush blasted President Obama’s Middle East policies last weekend at a closed-door meeting with Jewish donors in Las Vegas.