‘Hope was fading’: Man found in Kentucky wilderness after 14 days, rescuer credits prayer
Most of the members of Wolfe County Search and Rescue, the Kentucky crew looking for Scott Hern, believed they were on a recovery mission--not a rescue mission.
SharesAsk Dr. E: What can leaders do to distinguish their organizations from the competition?
What do you think leaders need to do in today's environment to distinguish their organizations from all the competition?
SharesEngineering a crisis: How political theater helps the deep state stay in power
This is what controlled chaos looks like.
SharesProject 1916: Margaret Sanger’s culture of death brings century of abortion, euthanasia and more
Margaret Sanger imbibed a special kind of evil.
SharesBold & Blunt: Democrats love to weaponize government
If there's one thing Democrats love, it's the opportunity to use their government perches to go after Republicans, and especially MAGA-type conservatives. Just ask Peter Navarro.
SharesCatholics warn of Kamala Harris’ record of ‘anti-Catholic bigotry’
If Democrats are counting on Catholic voters to put them over the top in November, they could hardly have picked a less promising presidential candidate than Vice President Kamala Harris.
SharesHow the party of ‘democracy’ and ‘choice’ unilaterally disenfranchised the electorate
How ironic that the party claiming to be the defender of "democracy" and "choice" disenfranchised millions of voters by unilaterally removing Mr. Biden from the ticket just over 100 days from Election Day.
SharesAfter key Baptist leader applauds Biden’s withdrawal, agency retracts announcement of his firing
In under 48 hours, the head of the staunchly conservative public-policy arm of the Southern Baptist Convention rankled fellow Baptists by applauding President Biden's "selfless act" of withdrawing his candidacy for reelection. Then, his agency reported he was fired -- and now they have reaffirmed his leadership.
SharesWhat Netanyahu should propose for real peace in the Middle East
The actual solution is a complete restoration of Gaza undertaken by Christians from America and around the world. It's a radical idea, all the more so as promoted by an Orthodox Israeli Jew.
SharesPastor says ‘inconsistency’ is the greatest crisis in the Christian life today
Pastor Ronnie Floyd has a warning for Christians who aren't prioritizing their walk with God in the midst of chaos.
SharesDEI was hijacked by liberal elites and that’s why it didn’t work
Proponents of DEI are seeking to solve a genuine problem, but they are going about it the wrong way.
SharesBaby bust is the existential crisis facing the world
The health and vitality of the culture and our communities almost exclusively correlate with the integrity and cohesiveness of home life. To put it simply, as goes the family, so goes the society.
SharesBiden admin asks Supreme Court to enter fight over transgender rights to locker rooms, bathrooms
The federal government asked the Supreme Court on Monday to protect Title IX while lower courts weigh whether the anti-discrimination law gives transgender students the right to use locker rooms and bathrooms of their choice.
SharesNew Hampshire becomes 25th state to ban biological males from female sports with bill-signing
The nation is now split exactly in half over whether biological males should participate in female sports.
SharesPompeo, Lai press the need for new focus on religious freedom in Asia
TOKYO -- Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te and ex-U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo lamented fraying religious freedoms in today's Asia, saying the issue required renewed international focus and that Communist China was a main obstacle to progress.
SharesListen: Pastor faced death threats, had to go into hiding after revealing his political beliefs
Pastor Corey Brooks, known as the "Rooftop Pastor" for his incredible efforts to raise millions of dollars for the creation of a Chicago community center by living atop a building for nearly one year, is a well-known community leader.
SharesAdidas apologizes to supermodel Bella Hadid for ‘any negative impact’ over Olympic shoe debacle
Adidas has apologized to supermodel Bella Hadid for "any negative impact" stemming from the outcry over its decision to showcase the pro-Palestinian celebrity as the face of its 1972 Munich Olympics sneaker relaunch.
SharesFamilies with schoolchildren should flee California
Last week, Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law AB 1955, which blocks schools from requiring faculty and staff to notify parents and legal guardians when their minor child attempts to change his or her "gender identity" from that of their born biological sex. Furthermore, under the law, school rules cannot require employees to disclose a student's selected gender identity to their parents or any other person without the child's authorization -- even if the parents ask.
SharesPercentage of adults who believe God created humans reaches 40-year low, Gallup poll finds
The percentage of adults who believe God played a role in creating the first humans reached a 40-year low in Gallup polling released Monday.
SharesNine things to know about the Houthi’s attack on Israel
Here are nine things you should know about the recent Houthi attack on Tel Aviv.
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