The true challenge facing Christianity isn’t atheism, but a much darker deception.
Baylor University recently made headlines by returning a $1.65 million grant designated for LGBTQ+ initiatives that aligned with diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts. This decision stirred discussions within the Christian community. At first glance, it seems like a win. A religious institution seemingly pulling back due to discontent among its constituents. However, commentators like Ally […]
When a deception reveals the timeless lesson: bravery comes first
Active Shooter Incident at Villanova University On Thursday, August 21st, at around 4:30 PM, my wife, my youngest daughter, and I found ourselves in the soft light of a cloudy afternoon at Villanova University for the welcome mass. It felt significant—my daughter was officially a freshman, part of the distinctive Class of 2029. We didn’t […]
The true deception in higher education: Universities rely on Chinese funding
Concerns Over Universities’ Focus on International Students It’s striking to see universities, often vocal about America’s systemic racism, now insist that international students are essential for their survival. It’s a bit disheartening, really. Recently, President Trump sparked some discussion among conservatives. Right before a meeting with the South Korean president, he suggested that trade talks […]
The ‘Made in America’ deception: Red, white, and taken.
American Dreams and Economic Realities at Checkout Shopping is where aspirations meet financial limitations. Under the bright lights and amidst shelves stocked with promises, everyday Americans reach for their desires—not always what they can actually afford. This scenario plays out repeatedly. Take, for instance, a woman in line who picks up two very similar coffee […]
Trustworthy scientists can’t maintain Kennedy’s deception for much longer
How sustainable is it for responsible individuals to work within President Trump’s Department of Health and Human Services, especially under Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.? This question comes to light whenever Kennedy allocates funds for vaccine research or initiates changes at organizations like the Disease Control Center, the US Preventive Services Task Force, or the […]
Seafood deception: Is your fish suspicious?
Seafood is a quintessential part of summer dining, but there’s a possibility that your shrimp po’boy may not actually be what it seems. Many diners, despite seeing “fresh Gulf Seafood” on menus, have unknowingly received imported products labeled as local catches. This situation isn’t just an occasional mistake; it’s becoming a concerning trend. A stark […]
From deception to charges? Hidden influences may finally confront their reckoning
Behind every questionable political plot, there’s a story waiting to unfold. Sometimes, though, the truth is so buried that it takes years to come to light. Nearly ten years have passed since Donald Trump found himself at the center of one of the largest fabrications in U.S. political history. Those who manipulated government authority to […]
WILLIAM SHIPLEY: Insights from the Durham Annex regarding the Russiagate deception
On July 31 and August 1, The New York Times published two articles regarding an “Appendix” that was previously classified in Special Advisor John Durham’s report released on May 23, 2023. These reports seem to suggest that legacy media like the Times, Washington Post, and Politico have focused increasingly on the narrow view of the […]
Russiagate and COVID: A single deception, two emergencies
Questioning “Conspiracy Theories” and Government Response Many of us have looked critically at the government’s strict measures during the Covid-19 pandemic and considered them through what some might label as “conspiracy theories.” Yet, as the economist Murray Rothbard pointed out, this label can often have a singular, somewhat manipulative purpose: to divert people from the […]
Trump’s major victory reveals the ‘budget hawk deception’
Conservative Legislative Triumphs: A Closer Look Conservatives are buzzing about what they see as a significant legislative win. President Trump signed a notable bill into law on July 4th. Yet, it feels somewhat hollow. This tactic of celebrating a win seems to be a long-standing method used by certain conservatives, often referred to as a […]