Glenn Beck’s words for America on the 25th anniversary of 9/11

Glenn Beck's words for America on the 25th anniversary of 9/11

September 10, 2001, was just another day for many Americans. People went to work, made plans, walked their dogs, and tucked their children in for the night, completely unaware that they were on the brink of a significant change in their world. On the anniversary of 9/11, Glenn Beck, co-founder of Blaze Media, is reflecting […]

Mamdani’s inciting words deepened the suffering of Jews on their darkest day.

Mamdani's inciting words deepened the suffering of Jews on their darkest day.

Dark Days of Tisha B’Av The 9th of Av, known as Tisha B’Av, stands as the somber peak of the Jewish calendar. On this day, Jews engage in somber rituals — sitting on the ground, fasting, and recalling the many tragic events that have marked their history: the destruction of the Jerusalem Temple, the Crusades, […]

Murderer’s unsettling last words before shooting innocent woman

Murderer's unsettling last words before shooting innocent woman

Ex-Convict Found Guilty of Murder in California A former convict in California has been convicted of murder after fatally shooting an innocent woman while on a stolen motorcycle in Kern County. Louis Villachana, 51, from Kern County, is looking at a potential life sentence for the 2024 shooting of Ruth Ann Cummings, 44. This incident […]

“I’m Not Racist”: Final Words of Slain Teen Nowak Uncovered

"I'm Not Racist": Final Words of Slain Teen Nowak Uncovered

Details Emerge in the Murder Case of Henry Nowak The ongoing release of court documents in the case of Henry Nowak’s murder reveals that one of the last things the British teenager said to his attacker was, “I’m not a racist.” Vicram Digwa, 23, was convicted of killing student Henry Nowak with a ceremonial knife […]

A civil war divided America, yet the words of two men still bring us together.

A civil war divided America, yet the words of two men still bring us together.

Three U.S. presidents passed away on July 4th. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson both died on this date in 1826, while James Monroe followed suit in 1831. It’s a compelling coincidence that some interpret as significant in relation to the holiday itself. However, the two individuals who imparted the most profound lessons about freedom and […]