Culture

‘Jesus’ film translated in record 2,000 languages

The film "Jesus", first released more than 40 years ago, reached a huge milestone recently when it was translated into the Zo language. It was the 2,000th time the film has been translated into another language. Read More.

Report: Qatar World Cup fans should leave their porn, pork, and LGBT flags at home

Fans seeking to party down at the 2022 FIFA World Cup have been warned by officials in the host country of Qatar. Read More.

WEF's protein 'reset': Bugs and lab-grown 'meat'

Supporters of the Great Reset and Klaus Schwab's World Economic Forum are demanding that the Earth's non-elite human inhabitants ditch their "unsustainable" traditional whole food diets in favor of Genetically Modified Foods (GMOs) along with protein alternatives made from insects and created in labs. Read More.

Queen Elizabeth had ‘personal relationship with Christ’

Faith was "absolutely key and central" to who Queen Elizabeth II was, Robert Hardman, a British journalist who wrote several biographies of Elizabeth, noted. Read More.

Older man helps Irish LGBTQ+ soccer team win girls junior title

Yes, this really happened. An Irish “LGBTQ+ Inclusive” soccer team won the 2022 Ladies Gaelic Football Junior J Shield Final by dominating the competition thanks in part to an older, balding man playing against teenage girls. Read More.

Who is Jesus Christ? Filling historical gaps requires faith in filmmakers

Most recently, filmmakers and not theologians led the way in supplementing the sparse available biographical details of Jesus Christ in the effort to discern how he lived his life. Read More.

Church, believed to be first, will open to the public

The excavation site of a church believed to have been built in the third-century, which may be the first known such Christian structure in the world, will be open to the public starting this summer, Israeli officials say. Read More.

Report: Kids in UK crowdfunding gender transition

Children in the United Kingdom can solicit public donations on crowdfunding websites to pay for puberty-blockers and sex-change treatment, including life-changing surgery, a report said. Read More.

Can England's oldest pub survive Covid tyrants?

What is believed by many to be England's oldest pub, Ye Olde Fighting Cocks, first opened for business in the year 793. It has survived Vikings, Nazis, civil war, and plagues. But can it survive Covid tyrants? Read More.

U.S.-born skier will wear the uniform of Communist China

Eileen Gu has enjoyed all the benefits of growing up in a free society. The California-born athlete participates in a sport that is mostly reserved for the rich. She has signed a contract with Victoria's Secret. She will attend Stanford University. And she has chosen to compete for Communist China as a freeskier at the 2022 Winter Olympic Games. Read More.

Brazilian singer Cantor Maurílio dies 6 weeks after getting second Covid dose

A 28-year-old Brazilian singer has died six weeks after receiving his second dose of the Covid-19 vaccine. Read More.

NFL endorses China's claim of sovereignty over Taiwan

The NFL endorsed the Chinese Communist Party’s claims to sovereignty over Taiwan this week by displaying a map announcing the pro football league's international marketing which included Taiwan as part of China. Read More.

EU war on Christmas exposes anti-Christian hatred

Christmas is approaching and European superstate apparatchiks are exposing their loathing for the roots and customs of the traditional peoples of the Continent. Read More.

Coincidence? International sports stars collapsing

Soccer star Adama Traore and Filipino pro basketball star Roider Cabrera became the latest high-profile athletes to collapse during play. Read More.

Archbishop Vigano on the 'global reset' and what to do

Pro-life news outlet LifeSiteNews on Aug. 31 posted a powerful Aug. 28 speech by outspoken anti-globalist Roman Catholic Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano who served as the Vatican’s Apostolic Nuncio to the United States from October 2011 to April 2016. Read More.