Articles For The Kingdom Age
When the case of Lorie Smith, a Christian graphic design artist who declined to create websites for same-sex celebrations, goes before the Supreme Court, it won’t be just her rights at stake — and it won’t just be the rights of Christians. Smith says her decision was based on the message, not the person requesting…
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It’s no wonder “As It Was” has remained viral on TikTok since its release two months ago. It’s the perfect soundtrack to the idealized teen summer—but that’s all it is. Former One Direction member Harry Styles just released “Harry’s House,” a 13-track album that only offers us background music for the summer, and nothing else. “As…
Read More “There’s Background Music In ‘Harry’s House,’ But The Walls And Rooms Are Bare” »
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Whenever I’m running, whether it’s a morning five-miler, a trail race, or a marathon, I typically encounter at least one moment of above-average physical or psychic pain: sore ankles, shortness of breath, the fear that the next step will be my last. Yet, almost every time, not only do I push on, but I welcome…
Read More “Experiencing Pain Makes Us Human And Gives Us Meaning” »
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“Inhabiting These States today, George would be ineligible for any office of honor or profit,” wrote American satirist H.L Mencken of our most respected Founding Father, George Washington. “The Senate would never dare confirm him; the President would not think of nominating him; He would be on trial in the newspapers for belonging to the…
Read More “Why Recovering The Lost Art Of Statesmanship Requires Curbing A Rabid Corporate Media” »
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The U.S. Capitol Police ordered an immediate evacuation of the Capitol grounds early Wednesday evening over an aircraft that posed a “probable threat” to the complex. Within a half hour, the threat turned out to be bureaucratic incompetence. “The Capitol was evacuated out of an abundance of caution this evening,” the department wrote on Twitter….
Read More “While Distracted Spying On Congress, Capitol Police Orders Useless Capitol Evacuation” »
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No one goes to a Michael Bay movie for a message. In fact, they hardly expect two-dimensional characters. Like Steven Spielberg, before the director became lazy and self-indulgent, Bay is a master at transforming a movie into a roller coaster ride. At times, his movies move so fast one suspects Bay and his cameraman are…
Read More “Michael Bay Delivers Subtle Patriotism Amid Explosions And Suspense In ‘Ambulance’” »
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According to a 2017 Pew Research poll, 45% of millennial members of one of the country’s most conservative religious groups — those born between 1981 and 1996 — favor same-sex marriage, compared to 23% of Evangelicals born before 1981. Now, according to data compiled by author and political scientist Ryan Burge, the average 50-year-old Catholic or mainline…
Read More “Evangelicals Increasingly Liberal, Especially Young Adults” »
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On the same day Democrats demonized oil producers on Capitol Hill, a wind power company was ordered to pay more than $8 million in fines after its operations killed at least 150 eagles across eight states over the last decade. The company subsidiary of ESI Energy, NextEra Energy, was sentenced in Cheyenne, Wyo., Wednesday to…
Read More “Wind Power Company Fined Millions After It Pleads Guilty To Killing 150 Eagles” »
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CELTIC extended the gap at the top of the Premiership to six-points after victory over Rangers at Ibrox. Goals from Tom Rogic and Cameron Carter-Vickers cancelled out Aaron Ramsey’s early strike in Sunday’s blockbuster derby. Now the reaction and fallout ensues – not just from what the game means for the title race, but how…
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Redesigned CRISPR Gene Editing Tool Is 4,000 Times Less Error-ProneLast month, biomedical company Intellia reported promising results from a phase one trial of a CRISPR therapy that treats a rare disease caused by malformed proteins in the liver. But almost a decade after the discovery of the gene-editing tool, there are still only a handful…
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THE CHELTENHAM Festival is rolling with the Queen Mother Champion Chase on a muddy Day 2. And stick with us here as we bring you the CONFIRMED runners and riders for the prestigious Gold Cup. The weather has been non-stop rain today, with horses such as 2.10 FAV Bravemansgame pulled out because of the conditions….
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According to authorities like NPR, Rolling Stone, The Ringer, and CNN, “Abbott Elementary” has brought about a “sitcom renaissance.” The hit show focuses on millennial second-grade teacher Janine Teagues, played by the show’s creator Quinta Brunson, during her second year teaching at Abbott Elementary, an inner-city school in East Philadelphia. In its first season, it…
Read More “How The ABC Hit ‘Abbott Elementary’ Can Go From Good To Great” »
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Cuba, Missouri – Before I went out to support the U.S. truckers’ convoy in my home state of Missouri, several people warned me. They acted as if I were going into battle. They feared I would be politically persecuted. That is exactly why I went with my husband and children, because it is our constitutionally…
Read More “What I Saw When I Met The U.S. Truckers’ Convoy In Missouri” »
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In this article: Valentine’s Day treats are everywhere. Most chocolate and other candy are high in calories and sugar. Eating too much can be bad for health and weight. You can keep calories and sugar under control and still eat favorite Valentine’s Day treats. Portion size is key. This infographic shows what 100 calories of…
Read More “Valentine’s Day Chocolate and Other Candy with 100 Calories” »
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IT’S another Sunday of Celtic and Rangers action following Thursday’s European action. Ange Postecoglou’s men opened up a three point gap at the top of the Premiership last weekend but that could all change again by the close of play today. Will that advantage still be intact after the Hoops visit Hibs and Rangers –…
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IT’S another Saturday off for Celtic and Rangers before domestic duties kick in again tomorrow. Ange Postecoglou’s men opened up a three point gap at the top of the Premiership on Sunday but that could all change again this weekend. Will that advantage still be intact after the Hoops visit Hibs and Rangers – still…
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Mexico is using U.S. courts to shift blame to gun manufacturers for Mexico’s failure to drag drug cartel leaders and narco-terrorists into its courtrooms. The audacity of the maneuver would be comical if it didn’t have such deadly consequences on both sides of the border. Marcelo Ebrard, Mexico’s secretary of foreign affairs, took a victory…
Read More “Mexico Sues U.S. Gun Makers For Crime While Fueling Violent Cartels” »
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Critical Race Theory Makes Its Way Into Mandatory Trainings At Top US Medical Schools, New Database ShowsAlmost all of the nation’s top 25 medical schools are incorporating ideas related to critical race theory (CRT) into mandatory training programs for students and staff, Critical Race Training in Education, a project founded by Cornell University law professor…
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IT was another big day in the Premiership title race with both sides of the Old Firm in action yesterday – and we’ve got all the fallout here. Rangers dropped points at Dundee Utd in the early kick-off and Celtic took advantage to go three clear at the top of the table thanks to a…
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IT was another big day in the Premiership title race with both sides of the Old Firm in action yesterday – and we’ve got all the fallout here. Rangers dropped points at Dundee Utd in the early kick-off and Celtic took advantage to go three clear at the top of the table thanks to a…
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