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…
The murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson by Luigi Mangione is a tragedy—both for the Thompson family, now robbed of a father and husband, and for Mangione himself, whose life is now a wreck of his own making. In a world already struggling to hold onto decency and civility, this crime is a jarring reminder…
I can’t help but think that issues like the H5N1 bird flu outbreak are where rubber meets road—where real leadership is tested, and values like stewardship, foresight, and care for human life are supposed to shine. So, let’s talk turkey (or, rather, chicken) about what needs to happen here. Stewardship: Dominion with Responsibility The Bible…
Well, folks, Donald Trump has done it again—left us scratching our heads. In a recent televised interview, Trump stated he would not support a federal abortion ban, citing concerns about political feasibility and the complexities of state-level differences. As an independent Christian conservative, let me just say: this feels like turning back just as we’re…
By certifying the expansion of abortion access from 15 weeks to the point of "fetal viability," Arizona officials have done more than update a policy—they’ve made a bold statement about where society is heading. I find this shift deeply concerning—not just for the unborn but for the moral fabric of our nation. The Core of…
In a world where every headline competes for shock value, Delaware’s recent drama over physician-assisted suicide managed to snag its fair share of controversy. The state’s General Assembly passed a bill to legalize the practice for terminally ill patients, but Governor John Carney—despite his Democratic affiliation—put the brakes on it with a veto. Predictably, his…
Well, folks, Delaware has officially bid farewell to the death penalty. Earlier this year, Governor John Carney signed House Bill 70, officially wiping capital punishment off the state’s law books. This move comes eight years after the Delaware Supreme Court found the practice unconstitutional in 2016. As an independent Christian conservative, I can’t help but…
Delaware's sweeping changes to its insurance laws in 2024 mark a significant shift, touching on financial institutions, liability insurance death benefits, and most notably, healthcare coverage. The updated insurance code now mandates coverage for pregnancy termination services while including some exceptions for religious employers. Additionally, it expands coverage to include doula services, aiming to provide…
In recent years, in-vitro fertilization (IVF) has become a widely accepted method for couples struggling with infertility. IVF offers the hope of parenthood for those who are unable to conceive naturally, but this reproductive technology raises deep moral and ethical concerns that cannot be ignored. At the heart of the issue is the status of…
In recent remarks, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz pointed to a significant drop in opioid deaths over the past year as a sign of progress. Citing a 30% decrease in Ohio and referencing nationwide trends showing a 14% reduction in opioid fatalities, Walz emphasized that the fight against the opioid crisis is making headway. On the…
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