We are teaching our children by example what to do with fear and grief. In the wake of the Charlie Kirk shooting, will we vilify others or show up for our neighbors? We’re grieving. We’re angry. And we’re better than this. On a day when a life 3aas taken at a campus many of us […]
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Charlie Kirk was a mighty man of God. He carried a burning passion for our young people, and I emphasize young people, because we know that this generation is in great trouble. Yet, Charlie was a voice in the wilderness, crying out like John the Baptist did, preparing the way for truth (Matthew 3:3). He
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Tough enforcement continues even as tech bosses court the president. Donald Trump has slapped down European tech rules and promised to slash regulation at home. But his administration is still pushing to break up America’s biggest companies. Washington continues to pursue cases aimed at curbing the market power of Google, Apple, Amazon, and Meta. The
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As we say “Goodbye” to August, we say “Hello” to September with its Fall sports, cooling weather, and the end of the Hurricane season. The continental U.S. dodged a few hurricanes for a change. But we fought “other” types of hurricanes on numerous fronts: like “Politicanes!” And we won’t be shutting that down for years
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The answer to that question depends on whom you ask. The answer is quite different when it comes from Illinois Governor Pritzker or Chicago Mayor Johnson compared to the millions of Chicagoans who live in the highest-crime-rate major city in the United States. I read the script of a speech by J.B. Pritzker that proved,
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How are things going across the nation regarding the massive crime that has flooded most of our nation’s largest cities? Americans have been flooded with stories, videos, statistics, and video evidence that prove the horrendous crimes committed with impunity in our largest cities. But, suddenly, a flood of pushback began in concert between Blue State
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I jumped on Facebook when it first hit the airwaves. I’d been looking for an outlet that was broadly available to large numbers of Americans with which I could pontificate about my political issues with our government. If my doing so did nothing more than appease my anger for pretty much everything coming out of
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Another Saturday with another FULL week to cover! That’s what “Saturday Bullet Points” are all about. Looking back at this week, it will be virtually impossible to cover every one of the big stories of the week. We’ll pick a dozen or so and publish them below. Please remember: when we have these kinds of
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DC Fraternal Order of Police chairman Gregg Pemberton said in July that Metropolitan Police Department leaders pressure officers to falsify data and artificially deflate crime statistics. After President Donald Trump announced a federal crackdown on lawlessness in Washington, D.C., mainstream media outlets and Democratic politicians claimed violent crime in the nation’s capital had “fallen sharply”
This week was just a routine seven days. Heck no! There were so many moving parts in our nation and around the World that hardly anyone could keep up with what happened. It was hit or miss for all of us all week long. Thankfully, we’ve compiled the week’s most important happenings and included them
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