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Where to begin? The murder of Charlie Kirk feels different. It feels like a true inflection point, a milestone of American cultural history after which things may not be the same.  

How Charlie Kirk Became Too Big to Ignore.

“The notion that our rights do not come from our laws or our government should make people very, very nervous,” warned U.S. Senator Tim Kaine (D-Va.) during a recent confirmation hearing in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for five Trump nominees. Source: Senator Kaine Claims Rights Come from Government, Not God

Donald Trump’s recent floated proposal to deploy the National Guard to crime-overrun blue cities like Chicago and Baltimore has been met with howls of outrage from the usual suspects. For many liberal talking heads and Democratic officials, this is simply the latest evidence of Trump’s “authoritarianism.”

By: Charles C.W. Cooke – https://www.nationalreview.com – September 2, 2025 England’s Arrest of Graham Linehan Was an Act of Calculated Tyranny By Charles C. W. Cooke September 2, 2025   Here is the first line of a story in today’s Guardian, a British newspaper: The writer of TV’s Father Ted has been arrested at Heathrow over three social media posts on transgender issues.   If…

By: Daniel Buck and Anna Low – https://www.nationalreview.com – September 8, 2025 Textbook Bias Is a Real Problem By Daniel Buck and Anna Low September 6, 2025 At the corporate level, textbook companies rival liberal arts campuses in their progressive orthodoxies. Skim through the voting section of McGraw Hill’s civics textbook, and you’ll see images from Hillary Clinton’s and Elizabeth Warren’s campaigns…

Churchgoers between the ages of 18 and 28 attend church more frequently than their older siblings, parents, or grandparents. A new study, part of the State of the Church research initiative from Barna Group and Gloo, found a post-pandemic surge among Gen Z churchgoers over the age of 18.

How do we respect every person’s dignity while also cultivating excellence? Nearly every university has decided to answer that question by abandoning the latter. Not mine.

There has been a dramatic decline in conscientiousness among teens and young adults over the past 10 years. Why and what can be done?

The fight for our kids’ minds is also a fight for their hearts. When it comes to screen time, it’s the elephant in the room that churches can’t afford to continue ignoring.