America’s Institutions Are Sewing Fig Leaves

“In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth” (Genesis 1:1). With that majestic sentence, Scripture establishes a pattern that has echoed through human history: God brings order out of chaos, purpose out of emptiness, beauty out of the void. In six days, He shapes the cosmos with deliberate precision. Light obeys Him. Oceans…

A Test of Leadership and Integrity on Both Sides of the Equator

When President Trump announced sanctions against Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro, his family, and several top officials, the media reacted like the sky was falling. But here’s the simple truth: when it comes to the global drug trade, there’s a limit to what polite diplomacy can accomplish. At some point, words have to give way to…

Why America’s Naval Move in the Caribbean Deserves Both Support and Scrutiny

When President Trump ordered the USS Gerald R. Ford carrier strike group into the Caribbean to combat narco-terror networks, the world took notice. The decision—backed by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth—wasn’t just a routine show of force. It was a declaration that America will no longer tolerate cartels poisoning our children, destabilizing our neighbors, and infiltrating…

The Comey Arraignment

When James Comey stepped into that Virginia courthouse to plead not guilty today, the headlines focused on one man, but the deeper story is about a nation wrestling with the meaning of justice itself. For nearly a decade, Comey has been a symbol, loved by some, loathed by others, and distrusted by almost everyone in…