Some amazing accomplishments in the faith-based film genre have occurred over the years. Some films have simply used biblical stories as platforms for lame blockbusters — “Noah” and “Exodus: Gods and Kings” come to mind. But others have examined faith in deeply profound ways — and will not soon be…
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FRANKFORT, Ky. — Thousands of public school teachers and their supporters in red waved signs and marched to the Capitol Monday morning to protest legislative changes to their pensions and education cuts, then filled every marble hallway with shouts of “Vote them out!” and “Enough is enough!”
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Randy Boyd, Republican candidate for governor, has launched his fourth campaign commercial, “K to J” (Kindergarten to Job), which highlights one of the major themes of his campaign, the need to focus on education and better prepare students for the jobs of tomorrow. The 30-second ad shows Boyd interacting with…
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by Jeffrey A. Rendall “Are you crazy, or just plain stupid?” – Bubba’s mother in Forrest Gump. Living in California certainly is crazy but it’s never boring. I should know having spent my first 27 years of life in the Golden State, most of which were lived under semi-sane Republican rule…
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More than three quarters of those surveyed believe mainstream media outlets are reporting and spreading “fake news,” including 31 percent who believe it happens “regularly,” according to a Monmouth University Poll released Monday.
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By Printus LeBlanc As many have noticed the Obama administration was very much in favor of regulations for the sake of regulations. The administration tried to regulate everything from the air in our lungs and food in our stomach, to the climate controlled by the Sun. But earlier this month,…
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Fewer crimes committed by Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) employees have been prosecuted since President Donald Trump took office but the decline began five years ago under his predecessor, according to data made public Monday by a Syracuse University shop that analyzes important government data.
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Grammy Winner Chris Tomlin’s ‘Good Friday Nashville’ Exceeds Expectations and Opens Seating 360 Due To Ticket Demand. Rascal Flatts and Governor Bill Haslam Join as Surprise Guests.
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Dozens of students at a Central Florida high school who feel misrepresented by the anti-gun student activists in Parkland walked out of classes Friday in support of the Second Amendment. About 75 students, according to a head count by administrators at Rockledge High School in Brevard County, walked out of…
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s weekend criticisms of what she termed President Donald Trump’s “chaotic” foreign policy were “not productive,” Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.) said on “The Laura Ingraham Show” Monday. “Time will tell whether that strategy that President Trump is implementing is gonna work for the best or for the worst,”…
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A group of Central Americans on a north through Mexico toward the United States exposes deep flaws in America’s political asylum system, a former immigration law judge said Monday. Andrew “Art” Arthur, who now is a senior fellow in law and policy at the Washington-based Center for Immigration Studies (CIS),…
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President Trump’s acting head of a federal consumer bureau proposed Monday to bring congressional oversight to the Obama-era agency that’s often criticized for its far-reaching regulating of the lending industry. Mick Mulvaney, installed by Mr. Trump late last year to run the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, said the agency should…
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President Trump’s re-election campaign manager is calling for CNN’s Chief White House Correspondent Jim Acosta to be suspended after he shouted questions about immigration at the president as he interacted with children during the White House Easter Egg Roll on Monday. Brad Parscale tweeted an article from The Daily Caller…
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Bullying is a form of aggressive behavior in which someone intentionally and repeatedly causes another person injury or discomfort. Bullying can take the form of physical contact, words or more subtle actions.
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