Missouri archaeologists search for a forgotten Amazon society through geoglyphs
Archaeologists from Missouri Explore Ancient Amazonian Ruins Two archaeologists hailing from Missouri are setting off on a journey into the Amazon, aiming to unveil the remnants of a forgotten civilization. Daniel Pierce and Christopher Bodine, researchers from Missouri State University, contend that significant archaeological work can emerge from the Ozarks just as easily as from […]
Report reveals Soros’ Open Society support for supposed pro-terror leftist organizations as the counteroffensive starts
Trump Administration Targets Left-Wing Extremism On Monday, President Donald Trump indicated that his administration is preparing to take firm action against violent left-wing extremists and the organizations that support them. Shortly after Trump made this announcement, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller stated on a show that the administration would leverage all resources […]
Fine states that those rejoicing over Kirk’s death should be removed from ‘civil society’
Rep. Randy Fine’s Call for Action After Charlie Kirk’s Assassination Rep. Randy Fine, a Republican from Florida, is rallying a movement against individuals in the Sunshine State who work for the government or are affiliated with licensed organizations and who openly celebrate the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. After taking office following a special […]
Social media is currently a harmful influence on our society.
Following the revelation of the arrest related to the assassination of Charlie Kirk, Utah Governor Spencer Cox faced backlash on social media, particularly due to the violent imagery often shared online. This response came in light of the governor’s announcement at a press conference on Friday morning, where he stated that 22-year-old Tyler Robinson was […]
‘Cancer in our society today’
Utah Governor Urges Public to Disconnect from Social Media This week, the governor of Utah has asked the public to reconsider their social media usage in light of the recent assassination of Charlie Kirk. He described platforms like X, Facebook, and TikTok as a “cancer of our society,” advising citizens to “expose themselves to the […]
We Need to Address the Core Issues in Society
Addressing Social Issues with Sen. Tommy Tuberville Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) emphasized the need to tackle the foundational aspects of social issues during a discussion on the tragic murder of 23-year-old Iryna Zarutska and the broader problem of violence in America. “When we talk about murders happening on the Charlotte train, we need to really […]
Dr. Drew connects Charlie Kirk’s death to a trend of dehumanization in society.
Tragic Event on University of Utah Campus The recent assassination of Charlie Kirk at the University of Utah has sparked a warning from Dr. Drew Pinski. He emphasized the disturbing nature of such violent acts, stating, “Whenever a mass murder occurs, it’s always in a dehumanized environment,” during an appearance on “Hannity” shortly after the […]
Daniel Penny’s attorney describes Iryna Zarutska’s murder as ‘distressing,’ wished society had ‘made progress’
Daniel Penny’s attorney remarked that society hoped for a shift following his acquittal in the subway death of Jordan Neely. Thomas Kenif, who represented Marine Corps veterans in a high-profile case brought by Manhattan’s District Attorney Alvin Bragg, criticized the progressive policies he believes contributed to the murder of Ukrainian refugee Irina Zaltska by suspected […]
What the Church Should Not Overlook as Faith Gains Momentum in Secular Society
In Jim Simbala’s book Fresh Wind, Fresh Fire, he notes, “Revivals take place when people are sick and tired, and we are deeply craving what they can do.” Released in 1997, it outlines how the Brooklyn Tabernacle transformed into a significant church community. Carol, Simbala’s wife, serves as the music director of the notable Brooklyn […]
The upcoming pandemic might shake society, and a new book cautions that we are unprepared for it.
The Warning on Future Pandemics Michael Osterholm, the director of infectious disease research and policy at the University of Minnesota, received a call one morning on December 30, 2019, as he was driving to the airport. A colleague was on the line, sharing concerning news about an unusual pneumonia outbreak in Wuhan, China. That moment […]