(American Family News) An outspoken and unafraid pastor, John Amanchukwu, says he has identified the root of the problem in public school classrooms across the country: the late and infamous atheist, Madalyn Murray O’Hair. O’Hair and her son William challenged the Baltimore Public Schools’ practice of morning prayer, leading ultimately to the 1963 Supreme Court decision in Abingdon School District

(Daily Wire) A decade after the first state moved to legalize recreational marijuana, the dangerous effects of the drug are coming to light. Across the country, physicians are seeing more people with marijuana addiction, psychosis including delusions or paranoia, schizophrenia, and a serious syndrome involving severe vomiting as more people use the drug, The New York Times found. The outlet

(Townhall) A study released this week states that 3 percent of American high schoolers now identify as “transgender.” The survey published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Tuesday found that in addition to the 3.3 percent of high schoolers who think they are “trans,” another 2.2 percent are questioning their gender identity. Teenagers who indicated that they

(Harbinger’s Daily) The seventh month of the Hebrew calendar begins the Jewish civil new year, starting with three high holy days — Rosh Hashana (the Feast of Trumpets), Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement), and Sukkot (the Feast of Tabernacles). The days from Rosh Hashana to Yom Kippur are known as the “Ten Days of Repentance,” or “Days of Awe.”

(Washington Stand) When it comes to corporate activism, “The entire landscape has changed,” said Suzanne Bowdey, senior writer and editorial director for The Washington Stand, during the 2024 Pray Vote Stand Summit. In the last few years, Americans have watched Target push the LGBT agenda on children, Bud Light partner with a man who thinks he’s a woman, and several

(Harbinger’s Daily) Ever since Barack Obama’s vow to fundamentally transform America—a promise he kept—each Election Day has become less about politics and personalities and more of a ferocious battle over whose worldview will define a nation. Values that used to unite us have vanished, replaced by the hard contours of two parties without much common ground. For Christians, this year

(The Federalist) In November, voters in seven states and Washington, D.C. will consider ballot initiatives related to ranked-choice voting (RCV), a completely new way of conducting elections. If voters in these and numerous other jurisdictions choose to use RCV to run their elections, it could prove disastrous for conservatives, both nationally and in the states where ranked-choice voting is being considered.

(The Federalist) Contrary to what any pundits or politicians might tell you, Israel did not start this war with Hezbollah, the Iranian-funded terror proxy that controls Lebanon. On Oct. 8, 2023, while Israel was trying to count the dead, the kidnapped, and the brutalized, and was still battling the Hamas terrorists that invaded the country the day prior, Hezbollah opened

(Daily Wire) The Boise State women’s volleyball team announced on Friday that it would forfeit its match over the weekend against San Jose State. “Boise State volleyball will not play its scheduled match at San José State on Saturday, Sept. 28,” the team said in a statement. “Per Mountain West Conference policy, the Conference will record the match as a

(RedState) Who would have thought that an anticipated natural disaster that quickly turned catastrophic would be the driving force that brings Americans together? Hurricane Helene brought massive rainfalls and flooding at unprecedented levels, and from northern Georgia to the Southern Appalachians, to Western North Carolina, and parts of Eastern Tennessee, roads have been washed away, entire cities have been leveled,