American approaches to war has been guided by the goal of reaching negotiated compromise outcomes rather than achieving victory and total defeat of the enemy.

...Nigeria’s clergy are divided over the pervasiveness of Christian persecution...The reason? Put simply, there are three Nigerias: the North, the Middle Belt, and the South. 

America's two major political parties are beginning to come apart--but not in the same way...One rebellion may split its party. The other may take over its party.

...Anthony Fauci denied the public the truth and transparency our nation deserved about the origins of COVID. And he became the public face of a response that shattered public trust across the country.

Over the last 50 years, trust in the federal government has declined dramatically. About 77% of Americans once said they trusted the government. Today, that number has fallen to roughly 18%.

...He misled the public for years about lockdowns, the lab leak, and his political ideology. And he got away with it, thanks to the protection of his friends in the media and Biden. His critics knew all of it.

...On this occasion of our nation’s 250th birthday, let’s thank God for the American Dream. In what follows, this article contributes to an encouraging recovery of the ordo amoris—the ordering of our loves.

...The Temple Mount is the spiritual heart of Jerusalem, the place where the First and Second Jewish Temples stood, and the place where the Jewish people believe their biblical history is anchored. It is also the place where the question of Jerusalem's sovereignty can no longer be avoided.

There is a chance the sermon you heard last Sunday was written, in whole or in part, by a machine, and an even better chance nobody told you. That is not speculation. It is now the documented norm in American churches, and it happened in roughly three years with almost no congregational debate.

A new form of censorship is here, and it may prove more powerful than anything we have experienced before. It will not announce itself with warning labels. Instead, it will come through a helpful chatbot.

The headlines focus on negotiations, but the war’s real story is this: Iran is steadily being broken by sanctions, isolation, and relentless military pressure.

... Ten years ago, calling someone a “globalist” didn’t have much effect.  Today, it is understood as a pejorative that highlights someone’s allegiance to international institutions over their own nation state.

Trump believes in American negotiation, which sees both sides winning
a lot and losing a little; the mullahs believe in our complete destruction.

...As legalization spreads state by state, it carries with it a message that has never actually been proven true: that marijuana is safe. Dispensaries now outnumber some fast-food chains across the U.S....

The tarmac belongs to the state, yet the Islamic cult claims the asphalt for themselves every Friday. Traffic halts and emergency vehicles stall while hundreds bow in unison across active lanes of traffic.

If anyone wonders why politics are so corrupt, it’s because our “leaders” entirely lack any sense of internal mechanism that compels genuine change.