What you can do to preserve liberty
Make sure you don't read the news like you read a history book. You can shape the outcome of the trends shaping today's top stories. Over the last several weeks, we've dug deeply into the topic of liberty. We've seen how rare freedom is both historically and globally. We've examined America's Christian roots. We've discussed why liberty requires virtue, not license. And we've looked at how socialism and Islam threaten it. But these grand themes can feel disconnected from your day-to-day life. Sure, things need to change, but these problems can feel too overwhelming for one ...
Finally, help comes for those who lost coal jobs
Years ago, a few politicians and elected officials began to understand it was irresponsible to ignore the downturn in the coal industry. Though acknowledging it at the time drew significant pushback from those clinging to bygone days, today we welcome the support of those in state and federal governments who are rooted enough in reality to be looking for ways to support individuals and communities affected by that downturn. This week, the Governor’s Office of Appalachia, along with the Ohio Department of Development, announced more than $6 million in funding from the Appalachian ...
Genocide poppycock: Targets of genocide accused of committing one
The attempt to massacre Israelis that played out on a flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv last week was both extraordinary and more of the same. The Omani co-pilot stabbed the pilot and tried to seize control of the plane, telling investigators that he intended to crash it at Israel's Ben ...
Vindy Poll for 1006: Will you attend President Trump's rally in Youngstown next week?
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Shame on Britain for bailing out possible terrorists
President Trump says he was “surprised” ==that Britain released five suspected terrorists on bail. The suspects were arrested after a farmer saw the masked men and several vans 100 yards from a British air base the U.S. has used to conduct bombing runs on Iran. British authorities said ...