Author: Lee Ardis

The most persecuted population in the world continues to be those of the Christian faith, where more than 380 million followers of Jesus Christ face intense levels of hostility. In 2024, Open Doors International, an organization that assigns countries a persecution score based on compiled data, reported that 4,476 people were killed for faith-related reasons, 7,679 churches and faith-based buildings were attacked, and 4,744 individuals were imprisoned. In 2025, they found that violence against Christians is increasing.

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Time may be running out on biological males dominating female sports.

In early June, Nebraska became the 29th state to ban males from participating in girls’ school sports. A month later, the University of Pennsylvania announced it will no longer allow men to compete in women’s sports. The private Ivy League university also agreed with the federal Department of Education to restore records set on the women’s swim team to the females who rightly earned them.

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What a wild time it has been recently in this consistently interesting nation. One of the most fascinating occurrences from this past week was a countrywide shift back towards normalcy. This time last year, children in the north of Israel near the borders with Lebanon and Syria, others in the south of the country closer to Gaza, and those of Judea and Samaria didn’t begin school at the beginning of September as they normally did. The war was still strong and the danger too great.

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Tim Kaine, a Democratic senator from Virginia and former vice presidential candidate, raised eyebrows on Capitol Hill Wednesday after he said the belief that human rights come from God and not government is “extremely troubling.”

Kaine, Hillary Clinton’s running mate in 2016, even compared the view that human rights are granted from God to the ideology of Iran’s hardline Islamist government.

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Thank God we fought a revolution in this country so that we are not ruled by the idiotic rules of the modern United Kingdom.

Graham Linehan is a comedian and comedy writer who was just arrested in the UK — for his tweets.

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Israel successfully launched its Ofek-19 military spy satellite Tuesday night, which Defense Minister Israel Katz called both a major technological leap and a direct warning to the nation’s enemies.

The satellite was launched from Palmachim Airbase via a “Shavit” rocket and entered its planned orbit, according to the Israeli Defense Ministry. Initial tests have shown that the satellite is functioning as expected and is already transmitting data. Developed by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) in collaboration with the Defense Ministry and IDF, Ofek-19 is equipped with synthetic aperture radar, capable of providing high-resolution imaging day or night — regardless of weather conditions, The Times of Israel reported.

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The battle to overturn Roe v. Wade went on for almost half a century. Most of us had grown discouraged that we would never see it struck down in our lifetimes. Many legal scholars and pundits insisted it wasn’t going anywhere. Then along came Donald Trump, who, upon being elected, went on to appoint three Supreme Court justices, which ultimately triggered the beginning of the end for Roe.

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Israel is done with the disingenuous bartering that Hamas has been carrying out using the lives of our precious hostages. Prime Minister Netanyahu and the government are demanding all the hostages be returned immediately, alive and dead, along with a promise by the Gazan people that Hamas will never again exist amongst their people. This is a commitment that U.S. President Donald Trump is fully on board with, says his Special Envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff. According to the president, Hamas must end.

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When you’re bombarded with nonstop lies and propaganda about a particular event — especially a disturbing one involving the murder of children — it can be useful to take a step back and talk about something that no one else is talking about. If nothing else, it can help you gain some context for what just took place.

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It is becoming clearer and clearer that we have an institutional problem in this country.

Not every crime in a country of 340 million people indicates an institutional problem. Sometimes you just have one-offs; sometimes you just have people who do things that are crazy or terrible, and there’s really no way of preventing or minimizing that particular crime.

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