Insights from Greek Philosophy, Roman Law, and Judeo-Christian Principles Essential for the West’s Preservation
Millay’s Call for Revival of Western Values at WEF Argentine President Javier Millay addressed the crowd at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Wednesday. He urged Western nations to revisit Greek philosophy, Roman law, and Judeo-Christian values to navigate “our dark present.” This marked Millay’s third appearance at the WEF as president. During […]
Archaeologists find uncommon fresco of Jesus in Roman style within a tomb in Turkey
Significant Discovery of Early Christian Artwork in Turkey In a remarkable find, Turkish archaeologists recently uncovered a fresco depicting Jesus as the Good Shepherd, which is being recognized as one of the most noteworthy discoveries from the early Christian era in Anatolia. The fresco emerged from a crypt located near Iznik, a town of historical […]
Rubio instructs State Department to replace Calibri with Times New Roman
The U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has instructed the State Department to abandon the Calibri font and return to Times New Roman. This decision, reported by a media outlet, is part of a directive to all department offices worldwide. According to an official memo, Rubio’s order comes after the previous Secretary of State, Antony […]
Marco Rubio tells diplomats to use Times New Roman font ‘to bring back decorum’
State Department Reverts to Times New Roman WASHINGTON — The State Department is making a change in its official typeface. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has instructed all diplomats to return to Times New Roman for official communications, undoing the previous switch to Calibri initiated by his predecessor. Two years back, Antony Blinken, Rubio’s predecessor, […]
Archaeologists in Hungary uncover a sealed Roman sarcophagus after 1,700 years.
Archaeologists Discover Rare Roman Sarcophagus in Hungary In a remarkable find, archaeologists in Hungary have uncovered a well-preserved Roman sarcophagus, the first of its kind discovered in 1,700 years. This significant event took place in Óbuda, located north of Budapest, by a team from the Budapest History Museum. During the Roman era, Óbuda was known […]
Nativity Scene Features Baby Jesus Tied Up and Roman Soldiers Portrayed as ICE Agents
Left-Wing Church in Illinois Creates Controversial Nativity Scene A progressive church in Illinois has presented a Nativity scene featuring baby Jesus bound by zip ties, alongside Roman soldiers resembling U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents. Mary and Joseph are depicted wearing gas masks. Lake Street Church in Evanston mentioned in a recent Facebook post […]
Ancient Roman fruit discovered at a 2,000-year-old fort in northern England
Excavations Uncover 2,000-Year-Old Artifacts in Northern England In a fascinating turn of events, a fort in northern England has revealed rare artifacts from ancient Rome, including some remarkably preserved fruit. This discovery was announced by officials from Northumberland National Park at the end of October, highlighting a record haul from Fort Bremenium in High Rochester—about […]
Ancient water well in Croatia reveals stacked Roman warriors
A recent study has uncovered the remains of a Roman warrior in an ancient well located in Croatia. This body was discovered near the city of Mursa, modern-day Osijek, back in 2011. The findings, published in PLOS One in October, connect the remains to the Battle of Mursa, which took place in 260 AD. This […]
Ancient Roman road network uncovered after many years, leaving archaeologists amazed.
New Discovery Expands Understanding of Roman Roads So, there’s this fresh digital atlas that’s just come out, and it turns out the extent of Roman roads is about 50% longer than what was previously realized. It’s quite a revelation, honestly. The project, named Itiner-e, has identified roughly 300,000 kilometers (or 186,000 miles) of Roman roads […]
Archaeologists find a well-preserved church at the location of an ancient Roman hospital in Turkey.
Archaeological Discovery in Turkey Recent excavations in Turkey have unveiled a significant site that was originally a Roman hospital and later transformed into a Christian holy place, shedding light on a rich historical narrative. Ankara’s state broadcaster reported this find on October 8. The ruins emerged from the ancient city of Kaunos, located in the […]