Before the Arab-Islamic conquest, Egypt was predominantly Christian. With an explosively growing Muslim population, the Christian Copts, second-class citizens since the conquest, fear for their future.
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More Violence from the Religion of Peace
Once again, we’re being lied to about Islamic terrorism.
Tennessee Democrat Aftyn Behn Loses Bid To Represent City She ‘Hates’ in State She Called ‘Racist’
Democrat Aftyn Behn once said she “hates” the city of Nashville—and the city’s voters signaled on Tuesday they aren’t too fond of her, either. Matt Van Epps, a Donald Trump-backed Republican, defeated Behn for the special election for Tennessee’s Seventh Congressional District. Van Epps, a former state commissioner…
Lessons from a Wintry Mix
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Journalism’s Cruel Dilemma
The post-journalism news media hits the wall.
Is AI Becoming the Next ‘Too Big to Fail’ Industry?
Is AI creating value — or absorbing subsidies and debt?
A President at Full Speed — and a Congress Asleep at the Wheel
Trump has been getting things done — and Congress hasn't.
Let’s Hope the Lions Can Save Us
Ben Shapiro’s Lions and Scavengers is an accessible, inspiring, and disturbing look at the people who made America and those who want to destroy it.
James Fishback Is Bad News For Florida…And America
His fiscal views are poorly conceived, his race-baiting is offensive, and his attitude toward Israel is a problem in a state with a large Jewish population.
Great Betrayal: Roosevelt’s Open Gates and the Axis Within (A Fictional Account)
What if today's left ruled the U.S. during World War II?