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The church in Europe didn’t collapse overnight. It withered slowly—generation by generation—as the light of the Gospel was dimmed by compromise, complacency, and the seductive comfort of cultural acceptance. Today, most of Europe’s grand cathedrals are hollow monuments—tourist attractions rather than houses of worship. Faith, once the backbone of Western civilization, has been replaced by …

American Christians Must Learn the Lesson Our European Brothers and Sisters Missed Read More »

President Trump has thrown down the gauntlet on Capitol Hill, calling for an end to the government shutdown and a dramatic reimagining of America’s healthcare system. His message to Congress was clear: stop funneling taxpayer money to insurance giants and give it directly to the American people. As the shutdown entered its 38th day—already the …

President Trump Calls for Congress to Take Obamacare Subsidies, Give the Money to the People, and End Schumer’s Shutdown Read More »

For over a decade, gluten has been the bogeyman of modern diets — blamed for everything from fatigue to brain fog to mysterious stomach aches. Supermarkets built entire aisles around “gluten-free” products. Restaurants rushed to label their menus. Millions swore they felt better once they ditched bread. But new research suggests much of the panic …

Study Shows Vast Majority Who Think They Have Gluten Issues Really Don’t Read More »

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate convened for a rare Saturday session as the federal government shutdown extended into its 38th day, with no final deal yet reached to reopen shuttered agencies. Lawmakers continued negotiating through the weekend amid mounting pressure from both parties to reach an agreement on a short-term spending plan. The extended shutdown …

Senate Holds Weekend Session as Government Shutdown Enters 38th Day Read More »

For generations, people have dreamed of visiting Mars. Now, thanks to a company called Celestis, even those who never make it to the red planet in life can get there after death — in the form of their ashes. The space burial service has announced new missions that will carry human cremains into orbit, to the …

Now You Can Send Your Ashes to Mars — And It’s Not Much More Expensive Than a Regular Burial Read More »

Airports across the nation continue to grapple with delays and reduced operations as the federal government shutdown stretches into its second month. Since October 1, when Congress failed to pass a budget amid disputes over Medicaid funding and expired Affordable Care Act subsidies, essential workers like air traffic controllers have gone without paychecks. This has …

FAA’s Lingering DEI Staffing Woes Exposed Amid Shutdown Chaos Read More »

The Whitehaven Ferry will be closed temporarily on Wednesday, November 12th for maintenance. It shouldn’t be long term and we will let you know when it is up and on line again. We apologize for any inconvenience.

The unindicted, unrepentant war criminal Dick Cheney, you may have heard, kicked the bucket earlier this week. (True to form as some strange breed of hobgoblin dispatched by His Father from the underworld to menace humanity, Cheney, by the time of his passing, had actually already been semi-undead for fifteen years with no pulse, with an …

In Memoriam: Democrat Capos Lick Dick Cheney’s Boots Read More »

Angela Walker, who brutally killed a Canadian tourist, won a City Council seat on Tuesday. Credit: Bangor Area Recovery Network A leftist who brutally killed a man years ago has won a local race and will be helping make laws for her city. As The Maine Wire reported, Angela Walker emerged victorious in Tuesday’s city council …

Radical Leftist Who Brutally Slaughtered Tourist After He Supposedly Called Her a ‘Racist’ Name WINS City Council Election Read More »

In an unprecedented move, Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley and House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan jointly signed a letter to Chief Justice John Roberts demanding he take action to rein in district court and, perhaps, appeals court judges who are anonymously slamming the Supreme Court. At issue is an October story in The New York …

Grassley and Jordan Demand John Roberts Enforce Judicial Ethics. It May Be Too Little and Too Late Read More »