A Boat Full Of Holes
For reasons that defy logic, most school districts in New Jersey are choosing to approach the pandemic as if it were a challenging new curriculum ... Read More
Objective Journalism Does Not Entail Telling Both Sides
We have a myth in America that there are two sides to every story, which is only true with arguments and not with factual reporting. ... Read More
The Quiet Rage Of The Left
People see the Trump flags and the yard signs, the raucous rallies and the truck stop merchandise, and they fear that’s where the country’s energy ... Read More
No Country For Smart Men
The reason your brother-in-law chooses to believe a game show host over knowledgable experts and what it means to your health and safety. By David ... Read More
The History of Juneteenth
Everything you ever wanted to know about the historic holiday but were afraid to ask. Republished with permission courtesy of JUNETEENTH.COM Juneteenth is the oldest ... Read More
Falling Through The Cracks: Part One
Anyone who has ever tried to navigate the endless maze that is social services in America will tell you that it's designed to frustrate you ... Read More
Thank You For Voting, Here’s Your Balloon
Election Day should not only be a national holiday, a mandatory day off for all but essential workers, but it should be a celebration of ... Read More
The Difference Between Trusting In God and Testing Him
Communities of faith are increasingly ignoring expert medical advice to not cluster because they believe God will protect them from harm. By David Todd McCarty ... Read More
Victoria Manor Coronavirus Outbreak Reports First Fatality
A day after it was reported that fifteen residents and eleven staff at Victor Manor, a long-term nursing care facility in Lower Township, Cape May ... Read More
The American Way
Americans have a long history of throwing off the yoke of oppression, and we have always glorified the violence necessary to do so when it ... Read More