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Faith & Family

ChatGPT declines to critique Islam, is all in on bashing Christianity

It appears that ChatGPT does not treat all religions with the same amount of respect.

By C.G. JonesMar 22, 2023

Culture

Netflix, HBO documentaries point finger at Buster Murdaugh, lead to reopening of old case of deceased friend as homicide

One cannot help but speculate whether these entertainment platforms were looking to financially capitalize on a vulnerable individual who had just lost his entire family.

By C.G. JonesMar 22, 2023

Opinion

MIKE HARLOW: Drag story hour is the delivery system for queer theory

The drag is incidental. It is simply a delivery system for an ideology.

By Mike HarlowMar 22, 2023

Opinion

LIBBY EMMONS: The progressive cult weaponizes compassion to promote child sex changes, radical trans ideology

Though the threads of this movement likely go back further into the past than I can recall, I watched much of this emerge in my own lifetime.

By Libby EmmonsMar 21, 2023

World

London's Met Police lose public trust after scathing report

Baroness Casey of Blackstock wrote that the Met’s own officers have even conceded that they would not want their own relatives to come into contact with other members of the force.

By C.G. JonesMar 21, 2023

Opinion

EXCLUSIVE: Naomi Wolf on how the left reframed her as a 'conspiracy theorist'

"The memo went out: Naomi Wolf has to be done away with reputationally."

By David KraydenMar 21, 2023

World

Xi and Putin issue 'carefully crafted' reports about their Moscow meeting

Xi said that "there is no country in the world that is superior to others."

By C.G. JonesMar 21, 2023

World

POSOBIEC: Putin and Xi are 'putting together the new roadmap for the world order'

"In a world of three, be two."

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzMar 21, 2023

Media

More than 30 countries have banned or limited TikTok around the world

More than 30 countries have limited the use of TikTok in some capacity, including full, partial, and public sector bans on the social media platform amid national security concerns.

By C.G. JonesMar 21, 2023

World

Paris burns as Macron's retirement age reforms push past no-confidence vote

The no-confidence vote ultimately failed by just nine votes, meaning that Macron is now able to raise the retirement age by two years to 64.

By C.G. JonesMar 21, 2023

World

Canadian foreign minister condemned by Russia over comments nation needs 'regime change'

Russia’s Foreign Ministry appealed to Canada’s top diplomat in Moscow on Tuesday that the comments made by Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly about “regime change” in Russia were unacceptable.

By C.G. JonesMar 21, 2023

Opinion

New York Young Republicans rally against Soros-backed DA Alvin Bragg, show support for Trump

"This is a politicized prosecution without any merit."

By Jacqueline ToboroffMar 21, 2023

Culture

UK Tory councillor suspended for saying she does not want 'Pride sex flags' on high streets

“I don’t want Pride sex flags along my high street. I don’t even want heterosexual flags along my high street.”

By C.G. JonesMar 20, 2023

Faith & Family

Prince Harry's charity teams with group that advocates for boyhood to be 'fluid'

Children will be taught to “internalize these new gender attitudes and norms by applying them in their relationships and lives.” Prince Harry's charity partners believe boyhood should be 'fluid' as it aims to destroy the phrase 'boys will be boys'

By C.G. JonesMar 20, 2023

World

South Africa's Economic Freedom Fighters party calls for 'national shutdown amid energy crisis

Members of the EFF have decided to not go to work as a way to protest the current administration’s daily power cuts, unemployment, and corruption.

By C.G. JonesMar 20, 2023

World

Polish ambassador says Poland will have to 'enter' Ukraine conflict if country cannot defend independence

"Russia, which is seizing its territories. Russia, which is killing its people. And Russia, which is abducting Ukrainian children."

By C.G. JonesMar 20, 2023

Media

POSOBIEC and O'KEEFE: On citizen journalism, OMG, and never asking permission

"I think putting my name in it was something that most people wanted to do, because I've already had one company stolen from me, so I think it's a little more difficult when your name is in it."

By Joshua YoungMar 20, 2023

Opinion

IRONY ALERT: 5 black men dressed as women complain about cultural appropriation

One queen's dress was adorned with baby doll heads.

By Libby EmmonsMar 19, 2023

Opinion

Majority of Fairfax County parents oppose gender ideology—but the schools are pushing it anyway

More than 84 percent of Fairfax County parents surveyed do not support gender-combined sex education.

By Adam B. ColemanMar 19, 2023

Opinion

California’s Scott Wiener wants schools to keep parents in the dark about childrens' sex changes

The relationship between parent and child is important; trust is vital. This state senator apparently has no problem helping schools keep secrets from parents and using the law to do it.

By Nicole RussellMar 19, 2023

World

Switzerland pressures UBS to buy Credit Suisse amid banking turmoil

UBS and Credit Suisse were working Saturday to finalize the merger.

By Joshua YoungMar 19, 2023

World

Two German schoolgirls accused of stabbing classmate to death, then dancing on TikTok

In one video, the unnamed girls were dancing just a day after they allegedly stabbed their victim. In another video, the pair pleaded for help to find Luise, despite knowing where her body was.

By Olivia RondeauMar 18, 2023

Opinion

The vindictive prosecution of Donald Trump is based in Democrats' hatred of his supporters

Alvin Bragg just wants to see Trump in handcuffs.

By Libby EmmonsMar 18, 2023

Culture

Timcast's outspoken skateboarding superstar Taylor Silverman fights like hell for women in sports

Silverman is part of the burgeoning community of creators filling in space in and around Timcast.

By Libby EmmonsMar 18, 2023

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