Remembering Country Music Legend And Patriot Charlie Daniels
With a career that spanned both generations and genres, Charlie Daniels will be remembered for his musical genius and his freedom-loving heart.
Dutch Doctor Exonerated After Euthanizing An Unwilling Patient
If being unhappy is ‘unbearable suffering,’ then the precedent for vulnerable people, particularly the elderly and sick, is clear: Smile and don’t complain, or risk lethal injection.
While Thousands Protested Freely, My Grandmother Died Alone During Lockdown
Policies put in place during the coronavirus lockdowns barred unnumerable families from saying goodbye to their loved ones. Our stories are heartbreaking.
Defunding The Police Won’t Fix The Chain Of Failures That Lead To Brutality
Circumstances around Floyd’s death reveal a list of failures, most of which could have been addressed with deliberation, persistence, and follow-up — things notoriously lacking in our political system.
Here’s Why Over 40 Percent Of All Coronavirus Deaths Come From Nursing Homes
A combination of factors add up to make losses in long-term care facilities one of the largest disasters of the pandemic, leaving nursing homes and their residents exposed to COVID-19.
‘Socially Distanced’ Funerals Inflict Even More Suffering On The Bereaved
The mourning of a loved one is best done with those who knew and loved him: family, friends, and church members. It’s hard to do alone.
This Precious Gift Gives Mothers Who Have Lost An Infant Time To Heal
On this Mother’s Day, let’s remember not every pregnancy has a happy ending, and not every mother gets to go home with her newborn.
Looks Like Trump Was Right About The Coronavirus Fatality Rate
Two new studies suggest that President Trump was right in early March when he guessed the fatality rate for coronavirus is under 1 percent.
How Cowardice And Class Privilege Shift Support For Coronavirus Lockdowns
All worthwhile activities always involve risk of death—to oneself and others. That is no excuse for assuming a fetal position and failing to live one’s life.
Millions Shelter To Protect The Elderly, But Biden Advisor Thinks Old People Should Just Die
Obamacare may be weakened, but its chief designer, Ezekiel Emanuel, still wants to decide whether your life is worth living.
People Need End-Of-Life Plans, But Coronavirus Panic Is Not The Time To Push Them
Advance care planning has its place in health care, but now seems an inauspicious time to push for its more widespread adoption.
Timeline Proves WHO Helped China Make COVID-19 Pandemic Worse
The World Health Organization has repeated Beijing’s claims despite contrary evidence, withholding the information the world needed to stop the virus’ rapid spread.
Perhaps It’s In Darkness That We’re Most Aware Of The Resurrection
The pandemic rages, and death is everywhere. Maybe it’s in the darkest of days that we’re most aware of the resurrection — and more in search of the Light.
Suffering On Good Friday, Now And Then
The parallels between the original Good Friday and the modern version run deep. But they also bring a message of hope and salvation.
C. S. Lewis’ Advice To Students During A Pandemic Will Do All Our Souls Good Right Now
The theologian and author C.S. Lewis identifies three enemies we face during crises such as ours and mental exercises to defend against each.
12 Ways To Save Millions Of Vulnerable American Lives By Banning More Things
Just think of that: We can save nearly 2 million lives every year with these personal and collective sacrifices. In addition, we can prevent an estimated 100 million sicknesses and injuries!
The Courageous Dr. Tom Coburn
Dr. Coburn existed in Washington, but walked through it as a man who lived apart from its values, a pilgrim in an unholy land.
Amid A Pandemic, Photographers Help Grieving Parents Find Hope Through Suffering
Some parents tragically lose their infants and unborn children. One nonprofit, Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep, uses photography to help parents heal.
Jazz Legend Ellis Marsalis Mentored An Entire Generation Of Musicians
Ellis Marsalis, the patriarch of a musical dynasty extending well beyond his own family, died April 1 of coronavirus-induced pneumonia.
Children’s Book Legend Tomie DePaola Lives Forever In His Work
Tomie DePaola’s children’s stories have sold more than 25 million copies and been translated into more than 20 languages. We said goodbye to him this week, but his legacy lives on.
Trump Was Right All Along: The Fake News Media Really Is The Enemy Of The PeopleWhen you encounter an entity that repeatedly lies to yocontinue reading >- Phoenix Mayor Peddles Misinformation About Hospital Morgue Space To Pick Partisan FightPhoenix Democratic Mayor Kate Gallego charged Friday thcontinue reading >
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