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Aug 07 2019
Opinion
Neither Left nor Right Has Proper Remedy for America’s Illness
Government has a role in dealing with the challenges of globalization and automation, but these movements cannot fill the holes in our souls.
America is sick. Just about everybody recognizes it, and we didn’t need two more mass shootings to convince anybody of anything. Most Americans think the country is on the wrong track, despite a roaring economy. You can blame Donald Trump, but
Guest Writer - RightNov 07 2013
News
Supreme Court Hearing On Religion Case Produces Testy Arguments
When the U.S. Supreme Court talks about religion, all hell breaks loose.
A dispute over an upstate New York town's prayer before council meetings produced an unusually testy oral-argument session on Wednesday that recalled the decades of difficulty Supreme Court justices have had drawing the line between church and state.
Court decisions involving freedom of religion tend to be
HuffPostJun 02 2020
News
How Trump’s scattered team scrambled to respond to historic protests
Trump lurched between conciliatory and aggressive statements as he sought to make a mark amid America’s broadest racial justice protests in a half century.
A barricade of police troops had already formed outside the White House by the time President Donald Trump returned Saturday evening, still giddy from his trip to Florida to watch the first manned commercial spacecraft launch into
PoliticoDec 16 2020
Analysis
Will election become a new ‘lost cause’ for evangelical conservatives?
At the center of the biblical allusion in the “Jericho March” on the National Mall Saturday – a rally of thousands of religious conservatives who met to protest and pray to #stopthesteal – is a revelation of God’s miraculous power in the conquest of a promised land.
And like the prophet Joshua, who fought the battle of Jericho with blasts of trumpets and shouts of soldiers, organizers
Christian Science MonitorJul 10 2015
News
FBI chief says Roof shouldn't have been able to buy gun
In an extraordinary acknowledgement of cascading bureaucratic failures, FBI Director James Comey said Friday that Dylann Roof should not have been able to purchase the gun police say he used in the June 17 Charleston, S.C., massacre.
Comey said an arrest record detailing Roof's March 1 drug arrest by the Columbia, S.C., Police Department was not included in materials reviewed by the FBI
USA TODAYMay 20 2020
News
States Step Up Reopenings, Hoping to Limit Economic Damage
U.S. states and governments around the world are trying to revive their economies after months of shutdowns, as they take tentative steps to ease restrictions imposed to combat the spread of the coronavirus.
State governments in the U.S. estimate the collective expense of fighting the pandemic at some $45 billion, which most want the federal government to repay in full, rather than be
Wall Street Journal (News)May 13 2019
News
Five big Supreme Court decisions to watch
The Supreme Court is set to go back into session on Monday to begin issuing some of its biggest decisions of the year.
From high-stakes rulings for the Trump administration to revisiting battles over the separation of church and state, here are five big decisions to watch for.
Census citizenship question
The Trump administration’s efforts to add a question about
The HillSep 06 2012
News
DNC Wednesday: Clinton's Endless Obama Endorsement
Round two of the 2012 DNC is finally complete, following an interminable stemwinder from former President Bill Clinton. A few thoughts on the evening: Prior to the 10pm ET hour, the convention lineup was wholly unremarkable. Nancy Pelosi and Steny Hoyer both spoke for the second time this week. Why? These speeches lasted nearly six-and-a-half hours in total. Were retreads necessary? In
TownhallNews Media
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May 01 2020
News
Rent Is Due Today, But Millions Of Americans Won't Be Paying
More than 30 million people have applied for unemployment as of April 30, as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. Many are falling behind on their rent and are being evicted, despite new rules designed to stop evictions. Experts say the moratoriums by state and local officials don't go far enough and are leaving tenants vulnerable.
"My main concern is that I'll be evicted," says David
NPR (Online News)