On the front of one of the oldest and most beautiful churches in the country, the Church of the Covenant in Boston, hangs a large banner on which is written:  

It took Dicken about two minutes to stop the killer. The police who responded to Robb Elementary School in Uvalde took about 78.

By: Rich Lowry – nationalreview.com – July 19, 2022 Without a doubt, the climate-obsessed green movement is the most stupidly self-destructive force in the world today, leaving a trail of irrationality and folly wherever it goes. Consider its recent record of destroying the country of Sri Lanka, making Western Europe needlessly vulnerable to Vladimir Putin’s energy blackmail, and stoking higher...

Like most adults today, I barely remember life before Roe v. Wade. But I do recall the flashbulb moment when the new world order hit home.

By: The Editorial Board – wsj.com – July 17, 2022 Soaring oil and natural gas prices. Electricity grids on the brink of failure. Energy shortages in Europe, with worse to come. The free world’s growing strategic vulnerability to Vladimir Putin and other dictators. These are some of the unfolding results in the last year caused by the West’s utopian dream...

“The United States as we know it will not survive the next century if half of its population believes the Supreme Court is a racist, sexist institution that ought to be completely dismantled.”

Across today’s increasingly violent world, Christians who are persecuted for their faith can be numbered in the hundreds of millions.

The Rev. Andy Bales has spent the past 36 years serving the homeless. The current mental health crisis affecting America’s homeless population has left even him amazed. “The pandemic and the introduction of fentanyl into the drug scene has just wiped out people’s mental health,” said Bales, the president of the Union Rescue Mission homeless shelter in Los Angeles.

A caller to my radio show yesterday, a physician, took strong issue with me regarding COVID-19 therapeutics. He accused me of not believing in science. His last words before we had to go to a commercial break were, “I’m a scientist.”

Abortion was legalized in 1973. The FDA approved the birth control pill in 1960, so its growing availability together with abortion accessibility meant the “make love, not war” generation could make love, not children.