The Soviet offensive in Hungary and siege of its capital Budapest was a key milestone in defeating the Nazis. For its 75th anniversary, Russia has…
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By Jeffrey Lord Astonished Republican Senators are abruptly calling for Kerry to be investigated if not fired by Biden outright. Ya can’t make it up. Here –…
Guest post by Noor Bin Ladin ─ Home Ten years ago on this day, the world watched as Barack Obama officially announced the killing of…
By College of Physicians A biological attack by terrorists or a national power may seem more like a plot element in an action film than…
By Ex-Catholics For Christ Some years ago during a trip abroad, I happened to notice an English tourist, proudly wearing a Masonic medallion around his…
By earlysda The book of Revelation is explained in a simple, understandable way in this full-length film. Who is the Beast? Who is the Bride?…
By Shane Trejo Legislation to ban the teaching of Marxist Critical Race Theory in Idaho schools has passed in the state house by a 27-8…
By EVA FU NEW YORK—Beijing’s days were always a bit dusty and gray in Zhang Yijie’s memory. That day was no different. A division-head at…
By Kristina Hale “In the city of Kirov, we maintained a quota of twenty tons of plague in our arsenals every year.” Kanatjan Alibekov, 1992.…
By Victor Davis Hanson Commentary As Americans know from their own illustrious history, any nation’s well-being hinges on only a few factors. Its prosperity, freedom,…