Culture

Commentary: ‘Call this God's winnowing of America'

While many faithful are heartbroken by what is happening in America, the wicked are "reveling in the madness," a columnist noted. Read More.

Archbishop: 'Opposing realities co-exist as eternal enemies'

Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò: 'In recent months we have been witnessing the formation of two opposing sides that I would call Biblical: the children of light and the children of darkness.' Read More.

George Floyd as role model? Aim higher, says Candace Owens

Conservative commentator Candace Owens posted a video last week in which she criticized activists for lionizing George Floyd. In the black community, she said, “it has become extremely fashionable for us to martyr criminals.” Read More.

America is having a 'return to God' moment, film producer says

Maybe Americans do need to "fall to our knees" — and "return to God," an independent film producer said in a Facebook post. Read More.

Michigan hair salons still closed; 'Google' it says governor

Despite releasing an eight-step plan for reopening their businesses across the state, hair salon owners in Michigan say they are still unable to open under Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's coronavirus lockdown orders. Read More.

Celebrities with personal security sign letter to defund police

Wealthy celebrities who can afford to live in the most secure areas and hire their own private security have signed a letter calling for defunding police departments which are tasked with keeping safe those in society who are most vulnerable to criminals. Read More.

Pastor: 'God tells us how to worship', not state of Maryland

In defiance of Gov. Larry Hogan's cornavirus lockdown order, a Maryland pastor ripped up an order threatening him with a $5,000 fine if he continued to hold in-person services. Read More.

Columnist needs vaccine for coronavirus commercials

They're everywhere. Commercials telling you that "We're all in this together" or touting the "new normal" or "in these trying times." Read More.

1969 pandemic killed 100,000; Woodstock generation didn't care

The H3N2 pandemic of 1968-69 killed more individuals in the U.S. than the combined total number of American fatalities during both the Vietnam and Korean Wars. Read More.

Celebrities rally for World Health Organization (and China?)

Despite widespread claims that the WHO is complicit in China's coronavirus cover-up, a number of music legends and political figures took part in a two-hour televised concert on Apirl 18 to raise money for the WHO. Read More.

Virus crackdown on Christians sparks legal holy war

Supporters of religious freedom are mounting a major battle against governors and mayors in the U.S. who have banned church services amid the coronavirus outbreak. Read More.

Milano: Stay home and be safe, but without firearms

Alyssa Milano tweeted on April 9: "Americans bought over 2 million firearms in March of 2020, over a million more than this time last year. We have to keep each other safe by social distancing and washing our hands and not bringing dangerous firearms into our homes." Read More.

Illinois mayor busts wife after sending cops to banned party

When an Illinois mayor sent police to break a banned party at a local bar, they found his wife was partaking in the festivities. Read More.

'Plague of Biblical proportions' called opportunity for renewal

A cataclysmic event can be the most important ingredient for spiritual renewal, a columnist wrote. Read More.

In Italy, 102-year-old woman, 101-year-old man beat the virus

Two centenarians in Italy, born when the Spanish flu was sweeping the nation, have survived the Wuhan coronavirus, reports say. Read More.