Mandating electronic documents for banking and insurance has many drawbacks — particularly for elderly and rural Americans. In today’s digital world, it’s easy to think […]
Category: Opinion
Trump’s Election Promise Unveils Dangerous Fiscal Path to Deficits and Inflation
Both major parties have amplified the affordability crisis through choices that deepen deficits, fuel inflation, and entrench fiscal irresponsibility—a trend accelerating toward perilous economic consequences. […]
The Hidden Bill of Wind and Solar Power: Why Free Fuel Isn’t Free
Wind and solar sound nice, but come with a lot of hidden costs. Picture a family with three cars: Mom and Dad both drive to […]
AI Overlord: Why Ellison’s Vision for Perfect Oversight Lacks Moral Authority
Larry Ellison, co-founder of Oracle, recently outlined a vision for artificial intelligence that would monitor citizens’ lives through an expansive network of cameras and sensors. […]
Federal Data Shows Armed Civilians Stop 52.9% of Active-Shooter Attacks
Federal agencies continue underreporting the effectiveness of armed civilians in halting active shooter incidents. The Trump administration’s reversal of Biden-era changes to federal crime data—including […]
Politics Can’t Hold Grief: Charlie Kirk’s Assassination Anniversary and 9/11’s 25th Year
A week marked by the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s assassination and the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks has left many Americans carrying […]
Frictionless Existence? How Cutting Family Ties Fuels a Growing Crisis of Isolation
Mark exited his family group chat after Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 election and, shortly after, stopped speaking to his family entirely. He knew […]
Rainbow Reclaimed: Athletes’ Faith Clash with Modern Symbols
Athletes are openly praying, quoting Scripture, and discussing sex, family, and faith—despite leagues and media preferences for quieter narratives. In the book of Genesis, the […]
The Unpaid Bill: How Bin Laden’s Strategy Still Haunts America After 25 Years
Twenty-five years after the September 11, 2001 attacks, the cost of our response remains unfinished. bin Laden’s strategy was to exhaust America and force profound […]
The ‘Good Person’ Illusion: Why Three Children’s Deaths Should Not Be Background Characters
We like to think evil belongs to other people. Christianity offers a harsher diagnosis — and a better answer than reputation, restraint, or excuses. The […]