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By David E. Smith
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09.05.25
The Declaration of Independence says our human rights are “endowed by our Creator.” U.S. Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) calls that “troubling.” Which vision do you trust—the Founders or today’s politicians? If human rights come only from government, they’re not rights at all—they’re privileges that can be erased at any moment.
By Alex Newman
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09.04.25
Illinois officials have unveiled a controversial new plan to "fix" the state's dismal student performance rates — by lowering the bar for proficiency. This is nothing more than a deceptive tactic to mask a growing educational crisis.
By Mae Arthur
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09.03.25
While authorities expose chilling organ procurement abuses, mainstream voices argue for redefining death to meet demand. From patients waking up mid-harvest to lab-grown “bodyoids,” we are witnessing the commodification of human life. But life is not ours to take—only the God who gives life has the authority to end it.
By Mark Elfstrand, Cultural Affairs Writer
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09.02.25
Voters in New York City just nominated a socialist candidate with deep Islamic ties for mayor—raising serious concerns about the city’s future. But beyond politics, the story also challenges Christians to consider how we engage with Muslim neighbors...
By David E. Smith
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09.01.25
A new study from the University of Southern California (USC) warns that smartphones and streaming services may be fueling a sharp decline in responsibility and reliability among young adults.
By Ecce Verum
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08.30.25
Most Americans—even in the church—now trust their “feelings” over the Bible to decide right from wrong. When truth becomes subjective, sin flourishes. Let’s not be deceived. We must return to God’s Word and confess Jesus Christ as Lord of lords—for only then will we find the way back to Truth.
By Mark Elfstrand, Cultural Affairs Writer
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08.29.25
From ‘Last Kiss’ to President Trump’s comments, pop culture and politics alike often push a dangerous lie—that good deeds can earn heaven. But Scripture tells a very different story: salvation comes only through the finished work of Jesus Christ.
By Fran Eaton
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08.28.25
Illinois families are at risk. DCFS is accused of letting unqualified interns investigate homes and ignoring laws that require reports on child deaths. Lawmakers and watchdogs say the agency has betrayed public trust—and children’s lives are on the line.
By Thomas Hampson
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08.27.25
Illinois District 211 has lit a fuse. By allowing a biological male onto a girls’ volleyball team, the board has ignited a cultural and legal battle that could mark the beginning of the end for the trans agenda in schools. Courts, parents, and students are all on a collision course—will Illinois law hold, or will federal rulings finally bring it down?
08.26.25
Prominent actor Pete Davidson reconfirms what we all now know: “Marijuana is too strong.” On “The Breakfast Club” show, the sharp, philosophical, and now-sober Davidson discusses how even with daily use, marijuana gave him psychosis. Literal psychosis. Not metaphorical psychosis. Davidson confirms that marijuana nowadays, is “worse than acid.”
