One of the burdens of being a prophet is seeing things you would rather not. This week, we discuss Ezekiel’s vision of pagan worship inside the Temple in Jerusalem.
Progressives took to social media over the weekend to condemn CPAC because they believe the shape of the stage at the CPAC conference in Orlando was an ancient Germanic rune that had been adopted by the Nazis in the 1930s.
Dozens of House Democrats have signed a letter to President Biden asking him to change a long-standing policy that gives the president sole authority to launch nuclear weapons.
A boost of the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2025 was added to the COVID relief bill passed by the House last Friday. This will help robotics manufacturers more than minimum-wage workers.
Pope Francis will hold an inter-religion prayer service next week with Muslims, Yazidis, Mandaean-Sabaean, and other Iraqi religious minorities at the Great Ziggurat of Ur—a temple to the ancient moon-god of Sumer, Nanna.
A new survey suggests that about half of Republican voters would follow Donald Trump if he created a new political party, something that should give the GOP establishment something to think about.
The friendly government installed by Sparta in Athens after winning the Peloponnesian War in 404 BC holds a valuable lesson for Americans regarding our political class and its friendly stance toward China.
2020 is in the history books, and while we’re not sorry to see it go, we’ve learned some valuable lessons. We discuss the global crisis response and the reports of spreading Ebola outbreaks in western and Central Africa.
