While noted for his advancement of racial justice in the 1950’s and 1960’s, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. should also be recognized as a man whose wisdom transcended the race dialogue and spread into many areas of civil society — perhaps some of which were underlying issues for racism’s existence. King spoke of racial...
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President Trump is now the first president to have ever been impeached twice. On Wednesday, Jan 13, the House of Representatives voted 232-197, with Democrats voting unanimously joined by 10 Republicans. This has many asking whether a second impeachment impacts a president’s post-office benefits. Quick Facts By law, a former president is authorized...
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Since the Georgia election and subsequent electoral certifications on Capitol Hill, the Biden administration will officially see a unified government, referring to the White House’s party holding bicameral majorities. This has raised concern for many conservatives — but how much of this concern is merited? Quick Glance Democrats now control the House with...
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President Trump has officially declared an orderly transition of powers to take place on January 20, following the congressional certification of all electoral votes. Quick Facts Congress has certified all electoral votes, with few objections that failed to delay the certification. Trump’s declaration did not include congratulatory or adverse remarks towards President-elect...
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Congress is moving to rename all executive agencies that include the word “department,” citing the consecutive letters m-e-n as too male-centric and oppressive towards women. Now we will have the State Departwoment, Defense Departwoment, etc. which makes the names equal for men and women since both genders will have representation in the title. One...
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“Can’t preach that gay people are going to Hell then tweet your prayers are going out to those in Orlando. Love is not a light switch.” This viral tweet by Jana Namirah came in the wake of the 2016 Pulse Nightclub shooting that left 49 dead and 53 others wounded. Christians from around...
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John Wesley Reid is the Editor-in-Chief for the Falkirk Center. Follow him on Twitter and Instagram @johnwesleyreid. Virginia’s Democrat governor, Ralph Northam, found it within himself to lecture conservative people of faith on their defiant reaction to COVID-19 restrictions. Among other fallacious statements, Northam said, “You don’t have to sit in the church pew...
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South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem is not backing down on her anti-restrictions position during the COVID-19 season. Earlier this week, Noem published an article laying out how she is protecting the health of her constituents without sacrificing their liberty, finances, or businesses. “In South Dakota, as we have done throughout this pandemic, we...
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On Thursday, December 3, the United States Supreme Court once again blocked an overreaching state edict restricting church services in the name of “public health.” The frequency by which the Court is reviewing state restrictions is indicative of two things: Governors are unabashedly ignoring the Constitution, and President Trump has installed jurists to the...
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The United States Supreme Court has ruled in favor of religious liberty and against unfair applications of alleged safety precautions. At a glance: The Supreme Court has blocked a COVID-19-related executive order (EO) implemented by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. The EO unfairly applied gathering restrictions to houses of worship by significantly...
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