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There are days that change our lives: the day we are married, the day a child is born, the day a loved one dies. And there are days that change history. “Ground Zero” refers to the site where the two tallest towers of New York City’s World Trade Center collapsed on September 11, 2001. […]
Last night’s presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump began with a handshake “but descended into acrimony as the candidates traded barbs,” as the Wall Street Journal reports. In an Instagram post to her 283 million followers after the debate, Taylor Swift endorsed Ms. Harris for president. After the […]
By Leah MarieAnn Klett, Assistant Editor Tuesday, September 10, 2024 Jordan Peterson | Jordan B Peterson FRANKLIN, Tenn. — Canadian psychologist and cultural commentator Jordan Peterson recently criticized the infiltration of what he called “woke” ideology into Protestant churches, warning that many Christian institutions are straying from their core values in favor of cultural trends […]
By Leah MarieAnn Klett, Assistant Editor Tuesday, September 10, 2024 Actor James Earl Jones accepts the Life Achievement award during the 15th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards held at the Shrine Auditorium on January 25, 2009, in Los Angeles, California. | Kevin Winter/Getty Images The late James Earl Jones, who voiced the characters of Darth […]
Catherine, the Princess of Wales, announced yesterday that she has completed chemotherapy for her cancer. However, she added, “My path to healing and full recovery is long, and I must continue to take each day as it comes.” In other news, the widow of hockey star Johnny Gaudreau announced her pregnancy with their third […]
The National Football League has begun its 105th season. If you’re looking for a player to follow this year, allow me to nominate Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence. Not because he makes $55 million a year, which was tied for the highest in the league until the Dallas Cowboys signed Dak Prescott yesterday for […]
As I gazed upon the makeshift memorial at the half-staffed flagpole, the gray sky reflected the somber mood of those gathered. Students, parents, faculty, and community members assembled to offer flowers, cards, candles, and other gifts in tribute to the four lives lost at Apalachee High School. The community testified with tears, prayers, hugs, and […]
An indictment by the Department of Justice recently targeted the Russian state broadcaster RT for allegedly funneling nearly $10 million to conservative pundits in the U.S., all to push a pro-Russian agenda. The situation raises questions about the influence of media—whether from foreign interference or domestic outlets driven by profit—and reminds us to approach […]
In an earlier blog, I noted with surprise the growing number of people who grieved the loss of what Christianity has historically brought to bear on culture who, themselves, are not Christians. For example, in an interview with LBC in London, famed atheist Richard Dawkins admitted that he mourned the loss of much of what reflects […]
45 years ago, Pope John Paul II began a series of sermons that would eventually become known as his “theology of the body.” Beginning with Genesis and ending with the resurrection, the pope outlined a biblical understanding of the body and its unique role in manifesting God’s glory in creation and redemption. The undertaking […]