Pastors Must Speak to Moral Issues
I often hear objections from pastors, especially younger ones, who don't want to speak to moral and social issues. Some see these issues as "political" and are afraid they might split the church. But many Christians are seeking answers to the big questions of the...
Campus Faculty Protest NC Legislature’s Directive to teach Civics
Nearly 700 University of North Carolina faculty members signed an open letter denouncing two bills that would require students to take a civics class before graduating. According to faculty members, the bills violate the principles of academic freedom and shared...
Higher Ed Doubles Down on Diversity at Expense of More Important Lessons
The U.S. Supreme Court will rule on a case that could eliminate race-based admissions practices for colleges and universities. However, a group of college presidents wrote an open letter in support of these practices. They argue if colleges aren’t allowed to know...
Rising Trend in Transabled People
A new phenomenon being reported is called transableism. This is a troubling trend where healthy people identify as disabled, so they ask doctors to do unthinkable things like blind them, cut their spine, or amputate body parts to make them handicapped. While many...
Americans Blame News Media for Dividing Nation
Who’s responsible for the political division in the U.S.? The answer isn't what you think it might be. According to a recent study by the Associated Press, almost three-quarters of Americans believe that the news media is responsible for increasing political division....
We Build The Wall Scheme
Three men pled guilty for their role in creating group We Build The Wall. The nonprofit raised money to build a wall to keep illegal aliens from crossing the southern border. But instead of using the $25 million they raised to build a wall, the group pocketed the...
2023 National Day of Prayer
Today is the National Day of Prayer. It was created by Congress in 1952 and signed into law by President Harry S. Truman. In 1988, President Ronald Reagan signed a bill designating the first Thursday of May as a day of national prayer. As people go to local...
SCOTUS Hears Important Property Rights Case
The Supreme Court is hearing an important case involving private property rights. It involves a 94-year-old woman named Geraldine Tyler, who's suing Hennepin county in Minnesota. Tyler owed around $15,000 in fees and back taxes, prompting the county to foreclose on...
Daviess Fiscal Court Considers Cutting Controversial Funding
A controversial drag show in Owensboro is back in the news. County leaders are considering whether public funds should go to the RiverPark Center in downtown Owensboro where the monthly drag show is being hosted. Riverpark currently receives $12,000 from the county,...
KDE Memo that says SB150 violates federal law
The Kentucky Department of Education is doubling down on LGBT advocacy in public schools. They claim that a recently enacted law (SB 150) protecting teachers' conscience rights and keeping controversial curriculum out of the classroom— violates federal law. In the...