EDITORIALS

Rissa Arias

Contrary to what anyone may say, every human thought and action does matter. In the recent mid-term election the majority of responsible citizens in America said enough with the ungodly agenda that is increasingly destroying our society!

Six Circuit Marriage Decision “A Model” for Every Judge

Mario Diaz, Esq. | November 7, 2014 The United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has ruled that marriage laws upholding the traditional definition of marriage between one man and one woman do not violate the U.S. Constitution. The ruling dealt with laws in Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, and

Cleaning Up the Mess After Elections

Having endured the campaign bombardment of lies, half-truths, and myths, casting our vote should not give us a sense of relief. Sadly, this election reminded us only too clearly of the deplorable condition of the nation.

Inocentes días festivos: la verdadera historia del Halloween y Día de Muertos

A finales de octubre se celebra con gran expectación una fiesta dirigida a niños, jóvenes y adultos. Por todas partes se anuncian atuendos y disfraces que van desde lo más sencillo hasta lo más grotesco que la mente humana pueda concebir. ¿Por qué tanta conmoción en estas fechas? Por las fiestas del Halloween, entusiastamente promovido por las escuelas y los lugares de moda. Sin embargo, esta “inocente” celebración dista mucho de ser lo que la gente cree. La realidad es más profunda y traerá consecuencias en la vida de quienes se involucran en esta festividad.

Environmentalists: The World Could Use A Good Pandemic Or War

Derek Hunter | October 30, 2014 In the late 1960s through the 1970s, there was a panic that the Earth’s population, if not controlled, would lead to mass food shortages, water shortages, death, wars and the end of civilization as it existed. But much like the “global cooling” movement during

Rissa Arias

Every election is important because it produces consequences for better or for worse. No election is inconsequential; this includes the mid-term elections, which are despised by millions. No person that is appealing to the community to be their representatives at any level lacks importance.

Houston, We Have a Dictatorship Problem

The popular phrase “Houston, we have a problem” was not said in the Apollo 13 moon flight in April 1970, but in the 1995 movie. The actual phrase said by John Swigert Jr., later repeated by James Lovell was: “Houston, we’ve had a problem here.”

Census Bureau: California still has highest U.S. poverty rate

Dan Walters | October 17, 2014 California continues to have – by far – the nation’s highest level of poverty under an alternative method devised by the Census Bureau that takes into account both broader measures of income and the cost of living. Nearly a quarter of the state’s 38

The Centers for Everything but Disease Control

Michelle Malkin | October 15, 2014 So now the federal health bureaucrats in charge of controlling diseases and pandemics want more money to do their jobs. Hmph. Maybe if they hadn’t been so busy squandering their massive government subsidies on everything but their core mission, we taxpayers might actually feel

Manipulation of Emotions is Poisonous

No doubt, emotions are part of our make up. When we analyze human emotions from the psychological and philosophical perspective, we learn how they leave deep and destructive effects, which can impact generation after generation when they are isolated from the true biblical perspective.