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A globe in a classroom
Walter Myers III
March 14, 2025
Education

How a New “Ethnic Studies” Curriculum Promotes Anti-Semitism in California

Walter Myers III
March 14, 2025
Education
Since the October 7, 2023, massacre perpetrated on Israeli citizens by Hamas, with the subsequent response by Israel to declare war and enter the Gaza Strip to defeat Hamas, overt anti-Semitic sentiment has erupted on college campuses across America. Citing reports of “widespread antisemitic harassment,” the U.S. Department of Education is now actively investigating 60 institutions of higher learning. Unfortunately, anti-Semitism is also playing out in K-12 education, particularly in a number of Northern California school districts. Read More ›
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Starving homeless people receive food from volunteers who serve humane : The concept of giving
Marvin Olasky
March 14, 2025
Homelessness

Springs Rescue Mission: More Than Food and a Bed

Marvin Olasky
March 14, 2025
Homelessness
After some residents complained that those who join the Hope program get better food and the same bed every night, Leinweber asked, "There are some things we've put around this population that makes life harder; is that compassionate?" Then-CEO Jack Briggs responded, "It depends on what you want to incentivize." He criticized approaches that let people settle into victimhood with no sense that they can change their lives: "I don't think that's compassion." Read More ›
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Center on Human Exceptionalism and Wesley J. Smith
March 13, 2025
Human Exceptionalism

Wesley J. Smith Talks Human Exceptionalism on Family First New Zealand

Center on Human Exceptionalism and Wesley J. Smith
March 13, 2025
Human Exceptionalism

Wesley J. Smith joined host Simon O’Connor on Family Matters, a show from Family First New Zealand, to discuss human exceptionalism. Together, they discuss what makes humans different from animals, the problem with mainstream bioethics today, why euthanasia is wrong, and more!

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The Lyndon Baines Johnson Department of Education building with the department's name on it and the main entrance on the right. 400 Maryland Avenue, SW Washington, DC 20202.
Image by G. Edward Johnson at Wikimedia Commons: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Department_of_Education_Lyndon_Baines_Johnson_building_entrance_Washington_DC_2025-02-04_12-12-38.jpg
Keri D. Ingraham
March 13, 2025
Education

The Downing of the U.S. Department of Education

Keri D. Ingraham
March 13, 2025
Education
President Trump is fulfilling his campaign promises and delivering results for the American people. When it comes to the U.S. Department of Education, it is no different. Whether dramatically reducing, dismantling, or completely eliminating the department, the president will be good to his word, and work towards that end is already underway. Read More ›
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two macaques in close proximity to each other against a background of green vegetation, AI, wild nature monkeys
Wesley J. Smith
March 12, 2025
Human Exceptionalism

PETA Sues NIH for Violating Its “First Amendment Right” to Talk to Monkeys

Wesley J. Smith
March 12, 2025
Human Exceptionalism
PETA is suing the NIH and the National Institute of Mental Health, claiming that the agency's refusal to allow them to receive closed-circuit monitoring of research monkeys and communicate directly with them violates the animal rights fanatics' First and Fifth Amendment rights. The irrationality begins in the complaint's first and second paragraphs when the complaint alleges PETA has a right to receive communications from "fellow primates" that are "willing speakers." Read More ›
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gold bullion bars on usd money bills. Success concept
Nathan Lewis
March 12, 2025
Economics

Another Round of Inflation on Deck

Nathan Lewis
March 12, 2025
Economics
When we wrote this in 2022, it took about $1800 to buy an ounce of gold. Today, it is more like $2900. That implies an $1800/$2900=0.621 or a 38% decline in dollar value over that period. Prices will eventually adjust, over a period of years, to the new, lower value of the currency, with some prices moving faster and some moving slower. “All things being equal” (they never are but it is a good principle), we should expect a $2900/$1800 or 61% rise in prices of goods and services going forward, compared even to the inflation-boosted prices that we have had to get used to in 2022-2024. Read More ›
The Debate over Evolution and Intelligent Design Heats Up (w_ Doug Axe)
Douglas Axe and Sean McDowell
March 11, 2025
Intelligent Design

The Debate over Evolution and Intelligent Design Heats Up (w/ Doug Axe)

Douglas Axe and Sean McDowell
March 11, 2025
Intelligent Design

What is the state of Intelligent Design? How has the conversation on the origin of life changed and been updated in today’s world? In this video, Sean McDowell talk to Doug Axe who has written on this topic. He hopes to answer questions between Darwinism and Christianity and other big questions surrounding this issue.