Why are we unwilling to describe things or people as "evil"? We're so quick to go to brain chemistry or hormones or one's childhood to explain evil behavior, and it may be part of it, but evil also, exists in our world. If we don't acknowledge it, we'll only have more of it.

Would you have imagined, 25 years ago, that the future governor of New York would be wearing a hijab on the upcoming anniversary of September 11th? Here we are! This is a capitulation to Sharia Law. It won't be the last, unless we see them coming. 

The Wall Street Journal wrote an article about how Syracuse University doesn't have enough students to keep the school afloat. I have 5 reasons why this is happening. And since these places are Godless propaganda factories, is it good that they're going belly up?

Any other presidential administration would have ignored this injustice, but the Trump Administration defended this American scholar because it's the right thing to do. Dr. Cofnas is a controversial figure because he talks about IQ and racial differences. IQ is an interesting topic, but I believe Christians should focus on a different aspect of life.

Children in school are suffering. Why is that? Jesse Kelly and Mike Slater investigate. Mike also dives into how Islam is conquering America and what Christians must do to respond.

Any organization that is not explicitly Christian will eventually become pagan. The Muslims infiltrated the Boy Scouts years ago; it was just a matter of time before the Girl Scouts fell, too. And they won't be the last, but why does this keep happening?

Abdul El-Sayed, the DSA candidate for senator of Michigan, just revealed a major tell about where his allegiances are. Does he consider himself an American? Can someone who considers themselves a foreigner be given the chance to represent the people of Michigan in the US Senate?

META agreed to a $16 billion settlement, but more importantly, agreed to certain "protections" for teenagers' accounts. Do you trust META with your kid's soul?

I said the other day that we are a country made up of families who live in towns. That seems obvious, but we don't act like it. We act like we're a nation of individuals who live on the globe. Dolly was someone who loved her family and loved her town. That being said, her death should be a reminder of the message of Psalm 49.

Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy was hesitant to allow his daughter to go to Harvard. He eloquently stated his hesitation, and I would like to add another concern I'd have about sending my daughter to college. If you just dropped any of your kids off at college, what are your prayers for them?