12 Christmas gift ideas made in America
With the holiday season approaching, it’s that time to think about gifts for family and friends. Why not consider supporting a proud American business while celebrating? If you’re in the market for handmade jackets, artisan tools, or unique gifts, we’ve gathered some of the best American-made products out there. These gifts embody the spirit of […]
How my beliefs helped me through my toughest times
Reflections from a Former Navy Officer Having served as a Navy Lieutenant Commander in intelligence for nearly two decades, I thought I had a clear path lined up. My wife, Sharon, and I were managing a software business focused on federal agencies while enjoying a quiet life on our small farm in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley. […]
Three easy Thanksgiving leftover sandwich ideas for those who don’t usually cook, like me
I have to admit, cooking isn’t really my forte. I can whip up a meatloaf and roast some veggies, and I even get some credit for making decent spicy chicken wings. Maybe just in my own circle, though. It’s not like I’m a food critic or anything. With Thanksgiving just wrapping up, have you thought […]
Increase in violent attacks on Christians in Europe; France at the forefront of anti-Christian hate crimes: Report
Persecution against Christians is a harsh reality across the globe. More than 380 million Christians face significant levels of persecution and discrimination for their beliefs, with over 4,476 individuals killed for their faith in 2024, according to the monitoring organization Open Doors. Conversely, the ten countries ranked as the most dangerous for Christians are predominantly […]
Get ready: From timepieces to eyewear, grab our best wearables this Black Friday
Technology moves at such a fast pace. So if you’re keen on making the most of this year’s Black Friday, we’ve taken a moment to highlight some cutting-edge devices and gadgets that might just need to be on your shopping list. Top Wearables to Snag on Black Friday Apple Watch Series 10 or 11 The […]
Organ group sought to take from a patient displaying signs of life and then attempted to conceal it, according to whistleblowers.
Whistleblower Claims Against Organ Procurement Organizations Recently, over a dozen whistleblowers have accused organ procurement organizations of serious misconduct, including allegedly attempting to recover organs from patients who were still alive. On November 19, Ways and Means Committee Chairman Rep. Jason Smith (R-Missouri) and Oversight Subcommittee Chairman Rep. David Schweikert (R-Ariz.) sent a letter requesting […]
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Controversial Statements about Racism in Everyday Life A recent article sparked a heated discussion, suggesting that the coffee industry is steeped in racism, claiming that it traces back to the exploitation of labor from marginalized communities. The piece makes a bold assertion that today’s coffee drinkers—a term referenced in the article—continue to benefit from this […]
The evolution of NFL football as a Thanksgiving holiday tradition
The Evolution of Thanksgiving Football Tradition Even before the NFL introduced three Thanksgiving games, the concept of Thanksgiving games was already alive in certain regions of the country. The Northeast is seen as the birthplace of this Thanksgiving tradition, but interestingly, it wasn’t the New York Giants or Jets that started it. The roots can […]
When America held deep faith: The courageous Thanksgiving prayer that is no longer taught
Thanksgiving in America: A Historical Reflection Thanksgiving serves as a yearly reminder of the Christian foundations and traditions in the United States. Interestingly, Virginia celebrated its first Thanksgiving in 2020. The event in Jamestown in 1619 is often considered the model for this annual observance, predating the more widely recognized Plymouth celebration in 1621. George […]
Appreciate the sun, the carbon dioxide, and the farmers — not the climate critics
A Different Thanksgiving Perspective This Thanksgiving, perhaps we should reflect a bit on global warming and the role of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere. It’s a somewhat controversial thought, I know. Many global leaders and their media allies insist these aspects herald catastrophe. Yet, maybe a healthier perspective leads us in the opposite direction. It’s […]