Today's Commentary: Harvard: Christianity growing stronger in America -- Kabul attack-- Richards to step down -- Justice Dept. reminds sanctuary cities -- Unicorns -- President Trump cracks down on crime -- Additional Mike Huckabee commentaries
President Trump made shock waves by saying he looks forward to being questioned by Russian collusion investigator Robert Mueller “as soon as possible,” and will gladly do it under oath.
It’s always baffled me how politics can override medical common sense. For instance, giving a minor a Tylenol without parental permission can get a school nurse fired, but it’s okay to arrange an abortion for that same minor without even telling her parents.
Yesterday, the Senate confirmed former Bush-era Health and Human Services official Alex Azar as the new Secretary of HHS. He’s also the first former pharmaceutical company executive to run HHS, having formerly been president of a US division of Eli Lilly.
Great news: Researchers in San Francisco announced that they’ve found a new way to create stem cells for research that doesn’t require killing human embryos.
The story of the alleged corruption and anti-Trump partisanship at the highest levels of the FBI and DOJ is picking up speed, with yesterday’s revelations of one text message referring to a “secret society” of insiders working to block or bring down the President, and the laughable claim...
The Supreme Court has granted the Trump Administration’s request to bypass the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals (and save the SCOTUS the trouble of overruling them again) and hear a direct appeal of a lower court judge who ruled that the government has to keep processing DACA applications, even though Trump has rescinded that program.
That survey showing today’s teenagers are drifting away from religious beliefs and swallowing gender identity politics is no surprise, if you look at the way public schools are promoting those attitudes in the name of “tolerance,” and ironically, trying to censor and stamp out any opposing views, also in the name of “tolerance.”
The Barna Group just released a new study of Generation Z (current teenagers) that found they are the least-Christian generation in US history. Nearly twice as many claim to be atheists as Millennials (13% to 7%), and 35% of current teens say they are either atheist, agnostic or unaffiliated with any religion. Just 59% say they are Catholic or Christian (a six-point drop from the Millennial generation), and only 4% hold what is considered a true Biblical worldview.