Новости за 13.11.2019

(CBN) -- As the rise of modern witchcraft continues in the US, the "Women's March" movement has been called out for calling on voters to rally by "casting spells and casting votes. According to the Activist Mommy website, during last week's off-year elections, the Women's March official Twitter account called on its supporters to "cast…

ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith says he thinks there's a decent chance that free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick will be signed by an NFL team in the very near future. But ultimately, according to Smith, it comes down to what Kaepernick does. On Tuesday, the NFL's league office informed all 32 teams of a private…

(CBN) -- Call it an odd juxtaposition, or a paean to the bloody pagan practices of two warring cities, ancient Rome and its ancient Mediterranean rival, Carthage. From now through March 2020, as part of an exhibit celebrating the city of Carthage, a giant statue of Molech, the god of the ancient Canaanites and Carthaginians,…

(NATIONAL REVIEW) -- A group of Stanford University students claimed that having conservative commentator Ben Shapiro on campus to give a speech would put people “at risk.” The group — which calls itself the Coalition of Concerned Students — made the claim on a flyer advertising a “silent rally” to protest Shapiro’s Stanford College Republicans–sponsored…

At a time when the Capitol is convulsed by a battle over impeachment, it’s good to know the important things are being taken care of. Capitol Hill staffers are apparently so stressed out by the tension surrounding Democrats’ efforts to undo the 2016 election that some pet advocacy groups are bringing therapy dogs to Congress…

Many House Democrats regret the party's headlong rush to launch an impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump, according to House Minority Whip Steve Scalise of Louisiana. Scalise spoke Tuesday with Laura Ingraham on the Fox News show "The Ingraham Angle." Ingraham asked Scalise if there was a buyer's remorse among Democrats who initially supported the…

(PRESBYTERIAN OUTLOOK) -- SEATTLE – It’s called Bar Church and yes, you can get a beer at worship if you want. But don’t get stuck there. Go beyond the surface and think about what church might look like in 20 or 30 years. Think about the idea of people gathering for spiritual conversation and connection…

A talented gymnast at Southern Connecticut State University tragically lost her life Sunday after a training accident. Melanie Coleman of Milford, Connecticut, was a former All-State gymnast and a Women's Collegiate Gymnastics Association Scholastic All-American. The 20-year-old college student had been recognized for her skills for years, according to a former coach, who told WSFB-TV in…

(CHRISTIAN POST) -- “It was like the bottom fell out.” The comment came from a pastor in a micro consultation I hosted. He was both concerned and perplexed. He could not understand why the decline was taking place, and why it was so sudden. In a great discussion at Church Answers, a number of pastors…

Chris Pratt’s turn as Andy Dwyer in “Parks and Recreation” might be my favorite sitcom performance of the 21st century. And yes, I’m including Nick Offerman’s Ron Swanson in this. As a small-l libertarian, this pains me to say, but, let’s face it -- Pratt’s supremely dumb, supremely likable, perpetually optimistic Andy was pitch-perfect. Pratt…

(NEWSBUSTERS) -- The next time you hear liberals in the media talk about undue influence of corporate entities or the dominance of powerful voices, think of Good Morning America on Tuesday. The “news” program devoted almost 17 minutes to shilling for the new Disney+ streaming service. Disney, of course, owns ABC and the journalists on…

(THE COLLEGE FIX) -- The spirit of Antifa is infecting student protesters. Not necessarily the gleeful violence against anyone to the right of Bernie Sanders, but the visceral aversion to being photographed. Photography, you may be aware, is kind of important to journalism. But not important enough for The Daily Northwestern, which puts the feelings…

(THE COLLEGE FIX) -- A Christian college refused to allow a display of Christian crosses to honor “abortion victims,” saying it would be “divisive,” according to email correspondence obtained by conservative and civil liberties groups. “I didn’t think it was really going to be a problem at all,” Emily Kokot, treasurer and secretary for Young…

With the aim of improving accuracy in reporting about Israel, the Israeli government press office hosted Christian Media Summit 2019 from Nov. 3-6. It kicked off at the Friends of Zion Museum, featuring speeches by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Reuven Rivlin. As a Summit delegate, I represented the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem-Canada. Most…

This week, The Atlantic released its newest issue, provocatively titled "How to Stop a Civil War." Leading its collection of essays is a fascinating piece by Yoni Applebaum. In it, Applebaum posits that at the crux of America's vitriolic politics lies demographic change: "The United States is undergoing a transition perhaps no rich and stable…

As Democrats move their impeachment investigation into open hearings, veteran journalist Bill Moyers says he fears for the nation's survival, because a "democracy can die because of too many lies." But Franklin Graham, CEO of the worldwide Christian ministry Samaritan's Purse, contends the real threat is the "lies" of the left. "The lies of the…

A recent survey conducted by the Victims of Communism and polled by YouGov, a research and data firm, found that 70% of millennials are likely to vote socialist and that one in three millennials saw communism as "favorable." Let's examine this tragic vision in light of the Fraser Institute's recently released annual study "Economic Freedom…

Governments create problems. Then they complain about them. "A public health crisis exists," says Kentucky's government, citing a report that found "a shortage of ambulance providers." Local TV stations report on "people waiting hours for medical transportation." "Six-year-old Kyler Truesdell fell off his motorcycle," reported Channel 12 news. "The local hospital told (his mother) he…

It was with great pride and delight that I watched our media make such a big deal over the 30th anniversary of the tearing down of the Berlin Wall. I had thought our once-great American media had dismissed it with a yawn and a ho-hum. I had feared that the sense of pride in freedom…

American voters are motivated by a fever pitch. That's the message from last week's elections. The headlines were the Democratic sweep of the state legislature in Virginia that put the entire state government under Democratic control for the first time in 25 years and the defeat of incumbent Republican Gov. Matt Bevin in Kentucky. An…

(CNBC) -- Wall Street continued its run to record highs on Tuesday, led by strong gains in Disney and Facebook shares. The market was slightly higher amid remarks from President Donald Trump, who hinted at Chinese enthusiasm for a trade deal, while knocking them for cheating the U.S. in past agreements. The S&P 500 climbed…

Scott Township in Pennsylvania has dropped its attempt to confiscate property belonging to Rose Knick in a decision that resolves a case that went twice to the U.S. Supreme Court. Pacific Legal Foundation had helped Knick fight the government's attempt to grant public access to her property because officials claimed they found a historic cemetery…

A student at a Florida high school has alleged that an assistant principal rejected her decision to start a pro-life student group on campus. Gabrielle Gabbard, a senior at Gulf Coast High School, attempted to start an independent group called "Sharks 4 Life" affiliated with the national pro-life organization Students for Life of America, Fox…

A nonprofit group in the greater Kansas City, Missouri, area discovered Monday that its trailer filled with thousands of meals for veterans had been stolen. Paul Chapa, the founder and president of Friends in Service of Heroes, had spent Veterans Day putting on celebrations for those who have served, KSHB-TV reported. When he returned later…

In the shadowy world of Adam Schiff, even the threats are veiled. The California Democrat currently disgracing himself and embarrassing his party as chairman of the House Intelligence Committee circulated an equally embarrassing warning to his Republican colleagues this week, aimed at protecting the worst kept secret in Washington. The name of Eric Ciaramella, the…