Here we are, folks—ABC News recently cut a $15 million check to settle a defamation suit with President-elect Donald Trump after its star anchor George Stephanopoulos repeatedly and aggressively said Trump had been “found liable for rape.” And now, we’ve got commentators spinning themselves into a tizzy, debating whether this settlement is about truth, media…
The New Jersey Drone Mystery – A Call for Wisdom and Watchfulness
When we look to the sky, we expect peace—a reminder of God’s creation stretching out in infinite wonder. But lately in New Jersey, that sense of peace has been replaced by buzzing drones, baffled government officials, and a flurry of questions that no one seems capable of answering. It’s hard not to feel uneasy. And…
Texas Takes a Bold Stand for Life in Lawsuit Against New York Abortion Doctor
In an unprecedented move, Texas has drawn a line in the sand to protect its unborn citizens and uphold its pro-life laws. The state has filed a lawsuit against Dr. Maggie Carpenter, a New York physician accused of prescribing abortion pills to a Texas woman via telemedicine—a clear violation of Texas law. Texas is seeking…
Balancing Rights and Responsibilities: Recent News in Trans Legislation
The recent flurry of legal battles and legislative moves surrounding gender identity and related issues is a stark reminder of the ongoing cultural clash in America. The Montana Supreme Court, New Jersey’s Freedom to Read Act, and the National Defense Authorization Act all represent different aspects of this struggle, touching on youth, education, and military…
The Birthright Citizenship Debate: A Constitutional, Moral, and Practical Analysis
The question of birthright citizenship is back in the spotlight, with President-elect Donald Trump vowing to end automatic citizenship for those born in the United States to non-citizen parents. This has stirred constitutional debate, historical analysis, and plenty of fiery opinions. The issue invites us to reflect on the balance between the rule of law,…
A Christian Conservative View on the Ukraine Conflict and U.S. Involvement: Navigating a Messy World with Wisdom and Faith
The complex web of developments surrounding Ukraine, Russia, NATO, and U.S. foreign policy often feels like trying to untangle Christmas lights—just as one knot loosens, another seems to appear. As an independent Christian conservative, I find myself asking: Are we as a nation truly pursuing justice, promoting peace, and protecting liberty, or are we allowing…
Penny’s Trial Highlights the Struggle Between Compassion, Responsibility, and Fear
The acquittal of Daniel Penny, the former Marine who restrained Jordan Neely on a New York subway, is a story that touches on issues of safety, mental illness, racial dynamics, and the role of ordinary citizens in public spaces. This case is as much about societal failure as it is about individual actions. The Good…
Trump’s Post-Victory Agenda: A Christian Conservative Take
Well, folks, buckle up. President-elect Trump has laid out his plans for the next chapter of America, and, love him or loathe him, it’s clear he’s not planning to tiptoe around the issues. For those of us rooted in faith and traditional values, his agenda is stirring up a mix of hope, concern, and—let’s be…
Trump’s $1 Billion Bet: Boosting Investment or Betting the Farm?
President-elect Donald Trump’s announcement of a plan to fast-track federal permits for energy and construction projects worth over $1 billion has certainly turned some heads—and ruffled some feathers. On the surface, it sounds like a slam dunk: cut through red tape, create jobs, and spur investment. As someone who believes in the power of economic…
A Tale of Two Defense Secretaries: What Should Conservatives Make of the Hegseth-DeSantis Debate?
As an independent Christian conservative, I’m no stranger to looking past the headlines and asking: What does this mean for our country? When it comes to the Secretary of Defense nomination saga surrounding Pete Hegseth and Ron DeSantis, we’re looking at more than just political theater. This is about who will oversee America’s military at…