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Woman gains right to be euthanized for depression, autism
Amy de Schutter is a physically healthy woman suffering from depression and autism. She claims that the right to be…
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Gov. Parson activates National Guard as precaution in wake of protests
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson has declared a state of emergency and activated the National Guard as a precautionary measure as…
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Serbia and Kosovo move towards naming lake and bridges after Trump
The nations of Serbia and Kosovo are naming a major lake after President Donald J. Trump. The news comes after…
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China infiltrating state and local gov’t with propaganda
Communist propaganda has seeped into state and even local city governments and citizens must be vigilant. That the assessment of…
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Old Testament practice of gleaning still helps feed the hungry
The Old Testament practice of allowing gleaning of harvested fields was used to take care of the poor. It has…
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Like her biblical namesake, our friend Esther Levens influenced kings and presidents
Recently, Anita and I mourned the loss of a spunky person named Esther Levens. Esther, who passed away August 21,…
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Open Doors says North Korea catastrophe is near
North Korea is on the verge of a catastrophic meltdown according to according to reports reaching Open Doors from North Korean Christians.…
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When noted journalists bashed political polls
Poll-bashing – the aggressive, even extreme lambasting of pollsters and their work – used to be blood sport among prominent…
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Jim Caviezel’s ‘Infidel’ is an honest look at dying for one’s faith
Inspired by a true story, the new movie Infidel begins in Iran, with a man on the brink of being…
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