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  • Supreme Court allows Trump to block DEI funding

    The U.S. Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision on Thursday, allowed President Donald Trump to cut hundreds of millions of dollars in federal research grants. 
  • Hunger Games: AI’s demand for resources poses promise and peril to Rural America
    As tech companies plan to build more data centers around the country to fuel the boom in artificial intelligence, this massive project provides a window into the issues swirling around what many see as the next phase of the digital revolution. 
  • Children deserve protection: Senator launches investigation into Meta for training AI Chatbots to target children 
    U.S. Senator Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) penned a letter this week to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, demanding the company hand over all relevant documents and communications related to new disturbing reporting that its AI chatbots engage children in “romantic” and sensual” online exchanges.
  • Former Secret Service chief paid himself a bonus
    Former acting Secret Service Director Ron Rowe gave himself a senior leadership "performance" bonus around the holidays in December after previously serving as the second in command of the agency, leading up to the two assassination attempts against President Trump last year, according to multiple knowledgeable sources.
  • American energy brings peace and prosperity
    When America produces more energy, we can sell more energy and supply our allies and the world with American energy. When we produce more energy, we produce more goods for less and supply our allies and the world. It is not only good for our economy but good for the peace.
  • Hurting improves you
    So, to the hurting, our words may seem rather artificial. The one who is hurting can sense whether you know what they are going through. But that is all we can do, offer our uneducated sympathy and our help. Our Creator knows all this.
  • From trash to golf grass: Can cigarette butts actually be recycled?
    Despite drastically declining rates of smoking, cigarette butts remain the most common form of litter in the world. The world's 1.3 billion smokers produce an estimated 4.5 trillion smoked cigarette butts each year, collectively weighing 1.2 million tons.
  • How to win the Jewish vote
    Theodore Roosevelt felt antsy amid the 1904 campaign season.  He was up for reelection, but the inexhaustible TR couldn’t hit the trail. Custom dictated that a sitting president not actively electioneer on his own behalf; surrogates alone would have to carry his message.
  • Lessons to shape the future
    This month marks four years since President Biden carried out his catastrophic withdraw of U.S. forces from Afghanistan, ignoring the advice of America’s top military leaders and experts.
  • Near misses on the highway with cell phone drivers
    I would suggest that those law enforcement reports submitted to the media ought to include citations for using a cell phone while driving; and it might, perhaps, discourage that all-too-common practice in Ohio and elsewhere.
  • A sermon on Luke 13:22-30
    Hellen Keller who was blind wrote, "Walking with a friend in the dark is better than walking alone in the light." God's light shines most brightly in the dark. Make every effort to find Him.  
  • Dressed for success: Zelensky wears suit to White House
    The American president put his arm around and pulled close his Ukrainian counterpart the moment Zelensky stepped out of his motorcade. The two smiled; there now seems to be more momentum for peace than at any other time since the European land war started.
  • Haiti’s crossroads: Security, sovereignty and lessons
    Haiti is at a crossroads. Thus far in 2025, there have been an estimated 3,137 murders, 346 reported kidnappings, and 628 victims of sexual violence. What began as a security issue continues to deteriorate into an urgent and expansive humanitarian crisis.
  • America's counterattack on China’s growing influence in the Pacific Islands
    An August 2025 joint statement between the United States and the Cook Islands announced cooperation on seabed mineral research, advancing the Trump administration’s intention to establish America as an international leader on deep-sea mining. 
  • Despite false claims, OBBB Act reduces the deficit
    With dozens of estimates, analyses and opinions on the “cost” of the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) Act, the debate can seem complicated and confusing. While critics claim it will increase the deficit by over $3 trillion, the fact is compared to current tax policy, this legislation will reduce the deficit by nearly $400 billion.
  • On the Moraine, Part XXV
    It slowly became spring in 1963. Dad spent the winter – when he was home – relocating and building new fences around the homestead. As normal, he had eyes bigger than our ability to do work.
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