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What's the future of the Church as it loses favor in secular society?
If the Western Church is to be effective in its mission as it loses favor in secular society, it's going to mean embracing peacemaking and remembering our role as a royal priesthood, speakers at Missio Alliance's Awakening Conference advised
Joe Biden Has Long Been Hostile To The Second Amendment
Read more: https://www.ammoland.com/2019/04/joe-biden-has-long-been-hostile-to-the-second-amendment/#ixzz5kMNaOLxG Under Creative Commons License: Attribution Follow us: @Ammoland on Twitter | Ammoland on Facebook There are some questions you can easily answer. One of them is Joe Biden’s stance on the Second Amendment. Here’s the quick scoop: He’s been hostile to our rights for over four decades
Trump returns to US-Mexico border, says he's mulling 'economic penalty' for border drug smuggling
President Donald Trump heads back to the U.S.-Mexico border on Friday as his administration ramps up pressure on Mexico to stop migrants and drugs from flowing illegally into the United States
Doctors are now giving hormone treatments to children as young as 8 who ‘identify’ as transgender
A California doctor discovered that "government-funded research" now permits doctors to administer "cross-sex hormones" in children as young as 8 years old.
Yes Virginia, (and Alabama, Alaska, Arizona … Wyoming) There is a Conservative Cure for Obamacare!
On Tuesday, March 26, 2019 President Trump threw a virtual grenade into the Washington debating room when he tweeted, “The Republican Party will become ‘The Party of Healthcare.’”
Beto O'Rourke calls Electoral College 'one of those bad compromises' like slavery or the three-fifths compromise
Beto O'Rourke joined several other Democratic presidential candidates in opposition to the Electoral College, calling the current system of electing a president "one of those bad compromises" that was made in the early days of the country's existence, according to The Washington Free Beacon.
Reparations bill wins new momentum in Congress
House legislation to form a commission to study whether black Americans should receive reparations for slavery is getting a significant boost from Democrats on the presidential campaign trail.
This is how your Social Security retirement benefit could be $5,600 higher each year
Social Security is, for better or worse, a financial pillar that's responsible for buoying our nation's retired workforce
$3.3 Trillion of Global Debt Starts to Tip the Scale
Of all the reasons given for the slowdown in the global economy, it seems that the world’s ballooning debt load has fallen to near the bottom of the list for some reason. Perhaps it’s because interest rates haven’t shot higher as many expected, but large amounts of debt have other negative implications that may now be coming to light.
Feds Spend $100 billion in September of 2018
For federal agencies, Christmas comes in September. In the final month of the fiscal year, federal agencies scramble to spend what’s left in their annual budgets. Agencies worry that spending a smaller amount than Congress appropriated this year might mean they’ll receive less money next year.
We Need A Clear Replacement To Obamacare, Sen. Braun Says
The latest effort to end the Affordable Care Act has raised concerns that millions could lose health coverage. Steve Inskeep talks to GOP Sen. Mike Braun of Indiana about the future of the ACA
Facebook Hit With Discrimination Lawsuit Over Targeted Housing Ads
The federal government charged Facebook with high-tech housing discrimination Thursday for allegedly allowing landlords and real estate brokers to systematically exclude groups such as non-Christians, immigrants and minorities from seeing ads for houses and apartments
Bump Stock Ban Proceeds After Supreme Court Denies Gun Advocates' Request To Halt It
The U.S. Supreme Court officially denied an appeal from gun rights advocates seeking to stop a Trump administration ban on bump stocks, the gun add-ons that can dramatically increase their rate of fire. The ban went into effect on Tuesday
Colorado sheriff says he’s willing to go to jail rather than enforce proposed gun law
WELD COUNTY, Colo. – Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams disagrees so strongly with a gun bill making its way through the Colorado legislature that he’s willing to go to jail rather than enforce it.
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