The murder of two Israeli embassy employees outside the Capital Jewish Museum this week sent shockwaves through the Jewish community—and rightly so. The attacker reportedly screamed “Free Palestine” as he was arrested. But for Loudoun County residents, that phrase hits even closer to home. Just hours before the shooting, those very words were spoken from the dais of the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors—by none other than Supervisor Koran Saines…… Read more
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem moved Thursday to decertify Harvard University from the government’s foreign student program. This means the school can no longer host foreign students, and any students enrolled must try to transfer…… Read more
The world’s Roman Catholic faithful celebrated the selection of their 267th leader earlier this month. Pope Leo XIV, a Chicago native, assumed the role after the death of Pope Francis, a South American progressive. If not a conservative, the new pontiff is certainly more inclined to appreciate traditional views…… Read more
Dr. Susan Michael, President of the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem – USA and Director of the American Christian Leaders for Israel, and Troy A. Miller, President and CEO of the National Religious Broadcasters, have tirelessly worked together to stand in support and solidarity with Israel and the Jewish people and are devastated by the news of the violence in our nation’s capital…… Read more
The House early Thursday passed President Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” containing sweeping tax and spending cuts, funding for border security and the national defense and policy changes designed to spur American energy production. The measure now heads to the Senate…… Read more
Two Israeli Embassy staffers were gunned down Wednesday night by a suspect who shouted “Free, Free Palestine” after being arrested inside the Capital Jewish Museum in the District of Columbia, police said. Metropolitan Police Chief Pamela A. Smith said officers took Elias Rodriguez, 30, of Chicago, into custody following the deadly shooting…… Read more
During the height of the pandemic, the Spanish priest Julian Carron published a book posing the simple yet loaded question: “Is there hope?” “The pandemic,” he posited, offered “a propitious opportunity for the verification” of the answer to this question—which “is the most widespread and challenging one in this time dominated by uncertainty…In fact,” he continued, “we are witnessing a full-blown clash between being and nothingness…… Read more
Rep. Gerald E. Connolly, Virginia Democrat, died Wednesday at age 75 after a battle with cancer. Mr. Connolly’s family said in a statement that he “passed away peacefully at his home” Wednesday morning surrounded by family. Mr. Connolly announced last November that he had been diagnosed with cancer of the esophagus…… Read more
In this bustling metropolis, not far from busy shopping malls and a modern sports stadium, the modest park surrounding Genbaku Dome is quiet. Trees muffle the rumble of traffic crossing the nearby Aioi Bridge over the Ota River. Tourists from across the world speak in hushed tones…… Read more
Does Pope Leo XIV subscribe to the tenets of the economic agenda of patriotic populism? Well, it seems so, as he officially revealed his thinking behind his papal name, telling cardinals in Rome that he chose it “mainly because Pope Leo XIII in his historic encyclical Rerum Novarum addressed the social question in the context of the first great industrial revolution”…… Read more
The murder of two Israeli embassy employees outside the Capital Jewish Museum this week sent shockwaves through the Jewish community—and rightly so. The attacker reportedly screamed “Free Palestine” as he was arrested. But for Loudoun County residents, that phrase hits even closer to home. Just hours before the shooting, those very words were spoken from the dais of the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors—by none other than Supervisor Koran Saines…… Continue Reading
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem moved Thursday to decertify Harvard University from the government’s foreign student program. This means the school can no longer host foreign students, and any students enrolled must try to transfer…… Continue Reading
The world’s Roman Catholic faithful celebrated the selection of their 267th leader earlier this month. Pope Leo XIV, a Chicago native, assumed the role after the death of Pope Francis, a South American progressive. If not a conservative, the new pontiff is certainly more inclined to appreciate traditional views…… Continue Reading
Dr. Susan Michael, President of the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem – USA and Director of the American Christian Leaders for Israel, and Troy A. Miller, President and CEO of the National Religious Broadcasters, have tirelessly worked together to stand in support and solidarity with Israel and the Jewish people and are devastated by the news of the violence in our nation’s capital…… Continue Reading
The House early Thursday passed President Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” containing sweeping tax and spending cuts, funding for border security and the national defense and policy changes designed to spur American energy production. The measure now heads to the Senate…… Continue Reading
Two Israeli Embassy staffers were gunned down Wednesday night by a suspect who shouted “Free, Free Palestine” after being arrested inside the Capital Jewish Museum in the District of Columbia, police said. Metropolitan Police Chief Pamela A. Smith said officers took Elias Rodriguez, 30, of Chicago, into custody following the deadly shooting…… Continue Reading
During the height of the pandemic, the Spanish priest Julian Carron published a book posing the simple yet loaded question: “Is there hope?” “The pandemic,” he posited, offered “a propitious opportunity for the verification” of the answer to this question—which “is the most widespread and challenging one in this time dominated by uncertainty…In fact,” he continued, “we are witnessing a full-blown clash between being and nothingness…… Continue Reading
Rep. Gerald E. Connolly, Virginia Democrat, died Wednesday at age 75 after a battle with cancer. Mr. Connolly’s family said in a statement that he “passed away peacefully at his home” Wednesday morning surrounded by family. Mr. Connolly announced last November that he had been diagnosed with cancer of the esophagus…… Continue Reading
In this bustling metropolis, not far from busy shopping malls and a modern sports stadium, the modest park surrounding Genbaku Dome is quiet. Trees muffle the rumble of traffic crossing the nearby Aioi Bridge over the Ota River. Tourists from across the world speak in hushed tones…… Continue Reading
Does Pope Leo XIV subscribe to the tenets of the economic agenda of patriotic populism? Well, it seems so, as he officially revealed his thinking behind his papal name, telling cardinals in Rome that he chose it “mainly because Pope Leo XIII in his historic encyclical Rerum Novarum addressed the social question in the context of the first great industrial revolution”…… Continue Reading