Politics

April 24, 2022

California’s ‘Infanticide Bill’ Isn’t Fixed by Latest Amendments, Legal Experts and Pro-Life Groups Warn, by Craig Bannister

By Craig Bannister, CNS News - A bill making its way through the California legislature has been dubbed the “Infanticide Bill” by opponents and legal experts who say it would decriminalize the killing of babies after birth... The bill, AB 2223, passed the Assembly Health Committee on a 11-3 vote on Tuesday... “The proposed legislation would shield a mother from civil and criminal charges for any ‘actions or omissions’ related to her pregnancy, ‘including miscarriage, stillbirth, or abortion, or perinatal death."...

April 23, 2022

Easter: Bringing Out The Worst In Unbelievers, by Christopher Manion

By Christopher Manion, The Wanderer - On Saturday of Holy Week, The New York Times published an op-ed entitled, “In This Time of War, I Propose We Give Up God.” Shalom Alexander, the apparently unhappy author, “grew up in an Haredi Jewish neighborhood in Monsey, N.Y., where he describes himself as having been ‘raised like a veal,’ a reference to his strict religious upbringing,” his bio recounts... For some reason, the greatest feast of the year for Christian believers brings out the worst in many unbelievers.

April 23, 2022

Dr. Peter McCullough: Pilot’s Heart Attack After COVID Shot Fits ‘Pattern’, by Art Moore

By Art Moore, World Net Daily - An American Airlines pilot who suffered cardiac arrest six minutes after landing an Airbus A321 jetliner with 200 people aboard at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport blames the COVID-19 shot his company required employees to get... Proving the cause is difficult, but Captain Robert Snow's case does fit a pattern, said Dr. Peter McCullough, a world-renowned cardiologist and critic of the COVID vaccines who practices in Dallas.

April 23, 2022

Mark of the Beast? by Kristine Christlieb

By Kristine Christlieb, Church Militant - Does paying for your groceries using a microchip under your skin send chills down your spine?... Increasingly, society is becoming cashless. Right now, it's normal for many Americans to pay their bills and buy products online... But now, companies are pushing for different kinds of technology to hasten the cashless economy, and subdermal radio frequency identification (or "RFID") chips are getting more attention.