food production

The War on Our Food

Anyone who tracks the efforts of environmentalists can see that their policies often have an ulterior motive. These policies neither result in a better society nor do they produce better habitats.

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TikTok

Time’s Up TikTok

The social media app TikTok quickly rose to fame during the pandemic lockdowns. With nowhere to go and little socialization, the newest video platform was ripe for people, especially youth, to connect with friends and find entertainment. TikTok’s boom has brought new fame and creative content, but it held a dirty little secret: it is really nothing more than spyware from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

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Jim Banks for U.S. Senate

You Can Bank on Banks!

For the last seven years, Representative Jim Banks has been a true advocate for pro-family policies in the U.S. House of Representatives. During this time, he has championed legislation to protect life in the womb, shield children from coercive transitioning procedures, and safeguard privacy and athletic opportunities for women and girls.

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God, Family, Country

What Really Matters?

“What really matters?” a friend recently asked me. The news is depressing, the world seems to be in chaos, and common sense is uncommon. My friend continued, “I want to participate and promote conservative issues, but I don’t know where to spend my energy.”

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Gov. Josh Shapiro

Election Police States Are Coming

Democratic Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro announced Thursday the state would partner with state and federal agencies, including the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, to “mitigate threats” to elections, such as speech it deems “misinformation.”

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embryo

Save the Baby Embryos!

A landmark Alabama Supreme Court ruling sent shockwaves throughout the nation on Friday. In a 7-2 decision, the justices ruled that embryos created through means like in-vitro fertilization (IVF) are “minor children” under the state’s Wrongful Death of a Minor Act.

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