This article is adapted from Joe Concha’s video commentary. Kyle Rittenhouse, the media’s racist vigilante, is now a free man. How did that happen? The old mantra in media was once get it first, but first, get it right. Now, as it pertains to rushing to judgment, the new rule of thumb is you’re guilty…
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In a country weary from endless controversies over vaccine and mask mandates and a multitude of other political debates and disagreements, here comes Thanksgiving – a great American holiday revolving around family, food, football and gratitude. Like a balm on a burn, it’s the perfect recipe for soothing nerves, providing perspective and calming the storms…
Big earthquakes offshore in Alaska or Chile lead Hawaiians and other Pacific Islanders to disasters coming from thousands of miles away. People take precautions. They move to higher ground. Faced with a real threat, Hawaiians prepare to make major changes to survive. Apparently, Hawaiians are more interested in survival than elections. Democrats have now had…
With Thanksgiving just around the corner, and nearly a month away from Christmas, education are anticipating their return home for the holidays. Many of those students are most likely looking forward to catching up on sleep and taking a break from homework. As you prepare for your student to return home for the occasions, you’ve…
Have you ever found yourself worrying while praying? When our education, Stephanie and Eric, were young teenagers, my husband and I let them travel alone from Nashville, Tennessee, to Melbourne, Australia, where we were living and working as missionaries. This was a very long journey, requiring multiple changes in major airports. I was feeling quite…
Editor’s note: The following column first appeared in Catholic New York — America’s largest Catholic newspaper. Everyone seems to lament the divisiveness in our society today—in politics, culture, schools, even within our beloved Church. One thing that seems to unite all sides is the worry that our world has lost a basic respect for life….
In the aftermath of the Rittenhouse verdict, figures on both sides of the case are threatening new filings and investigations. It seems likely that the case will move into a new stage of litigation, particularly civil litigation. However, advocates on both sides may be overstating the basis for a Rittenhouse 2.0. These lawsuits can come…