EDITORIALS

Rissa Arias

People are shocked by the evil that is engulfing this nation and the world. There is no denial of the increasing horrors of evil; however, if people knew a little bit about history they wouldn’t be surprised by the evils that plague us.

Do you still subscribe to the idea that man is born inherently good? If you do, you should watch some of the videos of babies’ behavior that reveal the ugly side of human conduct. You will learn how babies, even cute little children, are inclined to do evil even though they are in the “age of innocence.”

Jesus Did Not Respect the Executive Office

Rudy Giuliani is the ex-mayor of New York City (1994–2001), the largest city in the nation. While in office, Giuliani had to deal with the horrors of a gruesome large-scale terror attack in the history of America. Under his leadership he had to deal with massive death and destruction caused by the Islamic terrorists. If the nation has forgotten what the Islamist terrorists are capable of, Giuliani hasn’t.

Rissa Arias

The fundamental transformation of America continues down the road of self-destruction as some supremacist federal judges wreak havoc. Alabama has been all over the news since Judge Callie Virginia Smith “Ginny” Granade of the U.S. District Court for Southern Alabama, struck down Alabama’s constitutional amendment, which 81 percent of the voters approved in 2006 against same-sex marriages. Granade said, “The laws in question are on the rational way of promoting biological relationships in Alabama.” Judge Granade’s motives for ruling against Alabama’s marriage laws are in question.

Do You Know What Obama is Supposed to Know?

Barack Hussein Obama did it again at the 2015 National Prayer Breakfast. He did not waste the opportunity to bully Christianity, and to defend Islam. He condemned the “barbaric” Crusades, the Inquisition, and brought out slavery and Jim Crow to fan the flames of racism. He reminded the audience how horrible white America has been and continues to be. He concluded with a final scolding at the religious leaders by telling them to stop speaking against publicly funded contraception or same-sex marriage.

Southern Comfort on Marriage

Tony Perkins | February 9, 2015 Politicians in other states may roll over and play dead as the federal courts trample their laws, but not Alabama! There’s an organized resistance developing in the Deep South, and it might just be the turning point on marriage that many Americans have been

Father refuses to abandon son with Down syndrome, wife divorces him

Nancy Flanders | February 7, 2015 Samuel Forrest and his wife Ruzan Badalyan were eagerly awaiting the birth of their first child, a boy, whom they named Leo. But within hours of his birth in an Armenian hospital, Leo would be abandoned by his mother, and he and his father

7-week baby survives abortion after mother reverses ‘the pill’

Nancy Flanders | February 5, 2015 Since 2012, 77 children have survived abortion attempts on their lives from RU-486 — also called “the abortion pill” — thanks to AbortionPillReversal.com and their network of 226 pro-life OBGYNs. Women who take the first dose of the abortion pill and regret it are able

The Impact of Pornography

A cry for “freedom” began to effervesce in the generation immediately following the Second World War. What was being called freedom in reality was propagating the breakdown of the traditional family, and promoting licentiousness and debauchery. The moral foundation that had guided our society up to that point was now being questioned and eroded.

On Heels of Pro-life Controversy, Congressman to Propose ‘Life at Conception Act’

Cortney O’Brien | February 4, 2015 As the fallout from the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act still simmers in Congress, Representative Alex Mooney (R-W.Va.) is spearheading a new pro-life legislative effort. Come this Friday, Mooney will introduce the ‘Life at Conception Act,’ which would protect unborn children from their earliest stage

Tragic School Stories

Walter E. Williams | February 3, 2015 New York’s schools are the most segregated in the nation, and the state needs remedies right away. That was Chancellor Merryl H. Tisch’s message to New York’s governor and Legislature. She said that minority children are disproportionately trapped in schools that lack teaching

Rissa Arias

In an attempt to solve its economic crisis, the United States of America is increasingly depending on nations that despise us and wish to destroy us for a number of different reasons.

This 114th Congress Should Not Be Stained With The Blood of The Unborn

“The care of human life and happiness, and not their destruction, is the first and only object of good government.” Thomas Jefferson

How many more lives of unborn children will be killed in the USA before America realizes that her atrocities against the most defenseless of human beings must stop?

Government housing is a bad idea

Star Parker | January 26, 2015  Social engineering doesn’t work. The fact that a half-century after passage of the Civil Rights Act low-income, racially segregated neighborhoods still exist across America is testimony to this. This past week, following the nation’s celebration of the birthday of civil rights leader Dr. Martin