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by Chris Enloe The Blaze The fight to protect the First Amendment right to freely exercise religion without government coercion was just awarded a huge victory in Kentucky. In 2012, the Lexington City Human Rights Commission ruled that a local T-shirt printing company, Hands On Originals, violated the city’s fairness ordinance by discriminating against same-sex people …

Kentucky Court Hands Christian Business Owner Huge Religious Freedom Victory Read More »

by Cliff Kincaid Barbwire Changing academia has been much more difficult than changing the media. However, there is hope: President Donald Trump has asked Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr. to head a White House task force on reforming the U.S. higher education system. While the appointment has been known about since January, the selection …

Trump Asks Liberty U President to Head Up Task Force to Reform Higher Education Read More »

by Amber Randall The Daily Caller A famous feminist writer criticized certain medical practices to help children change genders, calling it a human rights violation in a Monday interview. “I am horrified by the escalating prescription of puberty-blockers to children with gender dysphoria like my own: I consider this practice to be a criminal violation …

Feminist Warns of Irreversible Damage of Trans Surgery on Children; This Should Be Prohibited by Law Read More »

By TruthFeedNews Say what you want about all other aspects of government in Hungary, but unlike other members of the EU, their leadership has protected their people from a radical islamic invasion. Surely, liberals will be mortified by this action. However, if migrants simply follow the law and don’t try to criminally trespass, they won’t …

Hungary Electrifies Border Wall to Keep Muslims Out Read More »

By Katie Mansfield Express An ISIS leader based in Egypt warned Christian events, gatherings of the army and police, and areas hosting government facilities are all “legitimate targets”.The chilling warning comes as Christians in Egypt continue to mourn after 45 people were killed and at least 100 people injured in the Palm Sunday bombings on …

Muslim Terrorists in Egypt Target Christians for Extermination; American Christians, Wake Up! Read More »

by Mass Resistance This is truly creepy. An excerpt from LifeSiteNews: Some of Khan Academy’s free offerings are laced with a politically correct view of homosexuality. Math, English and other subjects may seem morally neutral, but they are being used to promote ideas and worldviews having nothing to do with Math or English. Here is …

The Push To Get Homosexual Curriculum in the Schools; The Goal: Pervert Your Children’s Minds and Recruit Them into Homosexuality Read More »

by Fr. Mark Hodges Life Site Target stores are promoting a gay pride line of products dubbed “Take Pride” despite facing huge losses from a boycott against the company’s transgender bathroom policy. The retailer is merchandising the gay agenda for the second year in a row, with rainbow-adorned shirts, pants, shorts, swim trunks, iPhone cases, …

Target Drives Off Evangelical Christian Customers; Launches Gay Pride Products, “We Proudly Stand with the LGBT” – Target Read More »

by Wendy Wilson Tennessee Star In today’s climate, the vitriol that Tennessee state Senator Mark Green faced for his orthodox Christian beliefs while being considered for Army secretary would surprise few. But there also was a conspicuous lack of a vigorous defense from his fellow Republicans and even his fellow Southern Baptists. With few exceptions, …

The Smearing of Conservative Christian Mark Green, Trump’s Nominee for Army Secretary Read More »

by Laura Hollis WND Last weekend’s Wall Street Journal featured yet another article about Venezuela. Titled simply, “Venezuela is starving,” the article starts with a subhead about how Venezuela was “once Latin America’s richest country.” It goes on to describe how Venezuela has degenerated into a hellhole of widespread starvation: Venezuelans are forced to forage …

Socialists Lie, People Die; The Equality of Misery Read More »