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Police Ban 'Walk With Jesus' March In East London Over Fears Of Muslim Backlash
A planned "Walk With Jesus" march has been banned, not because it is illegal or violent, but because authorities fear it might offend others. Peaceful Christians are now being told they cannot proclaim their faith in public without risking arrest.
Why the Auto 'Kill Switch' Vote Should Alarm Every American
A car that can decide--based on opaque algorithms and federal standards--that you are "unfit" to drive opens the door for federal control over when, where, and whether Americans can operate their own vehicles.
Japan's Crash Is Our Canary In The Coal Mine
On Tuesday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average stock index crashed 870 points, the biggest drop since October. The mainstream media predictably blamed President Donald Trump's threat of tariffs over Greenland, but they were wrong. It turns out Greenland barely made a dent. What caused the bloodbath was Japan.
When the Church Becomes The Scapegoat For Transgender Tragedies
Joshua Link was employed as a custodian at St. John's Lutheran Church in Granite City. Church leadership reportedly told Link he could not wear a French maid outfit and cat ears while working on church property. Link committed suicide shortly after and parents are now blaming the church.
Are Americans Being Radicalized Online And Converting To Islam?
Radicalization increasingly requires no physical community, no visit to a mosque, no face-to-face recruitment. Screens alone suffice as online influences can reshape a person's worldview rapidly.
Faith At The 50-Yard Line:The Quiet Revival In Football Your Not Supposed To See
As January football reaches its thunderous crescendo, the calendar is packed with some of the most watched and emotionally charged games of the year. But amid the fireworks, slow-motion replays, and endless panel discussions, something far more profound continues to unfold--quietly, consistently, and largely out of view.
The Architecture Of Obsession: How Media Coverage Warps Israel's Reality
This is how media distortion always works--not by inventing the facts but by shrinking and enlarging them selectively. A small story is made to seem enormous. A large story is compressed until it fits the awaiting political template.
South Korea's Dangerous Descent Into Restricting Freedom Of Religion
It may be that Pastor Son, in his zeal to speak out against the current administration's progressive, socialist, and pro-LGBTQ platform, violated the letter of South Korean law. At best, that might merit a fine. Instead, he has been arrested, held in jail pending his trial, and faces significant prison time.
Trump vs. Davos: A Temporary Disruption To A Long-Term Global Plan
For nearly five decades, the World Economic Forum has positioned itself not merely as a conference, but as a convener of global power -- a place where economic policy, environmental priorities, technological frameworks, and political narratives are aligned behind closed doors.
Woke Clergy In Rainbow Sashes Gather Inside Target HQ To Protest ICE
We do not have to abandon justice to show mercy. We do not have to surrender borders to love our neighbor. And we certainly do not need clergy who have already surrendered biblical teaching on sex and marriage to lecture the nation on morality.
Americans' Trust In Pastors Hits Historic Low
Pastors in the United States face a culture that no longer gives them the benefit of the doubt. Public levels of trust in pastors continue to drop, reaching a new low in 2025.
A Response To Those Churches Condemning Christian Zionism
A joint statement by the Greek Orthodox and Catholic Patriarchs of Jerusalem recently labeled Christian Zionism a "damaging ideology," but that framing fundamentally misunderstands what many Christians actually mean when they say they are Christian Zionists.
