[ad_1] Another Christmas is upon us, and it’s the same old story: in Muslim lands, Christians are oppressed and in constant danger of violent jihad attacks. And in the lands once known as Christendom, jihadis threaten new jihad massacres. And so it was no surprise when International Christian Concern reported

[ad_1] Hopefully, you all got what you wanted from Santa this year. But even if you didn’t, you can take some comfort that there are 21 people in New York State who certainly did. Their presents weren’t dropped off by a jolly old elf coming down their chimney, however. Governor Andrew Cuomo decided to play

[ad_1] Christmas is all about the kids. Watching their faces light up with excitement is always the best part as they open the neatly wrapped presents from under the Christmas tree. Some kids open them so fast the wrapping paper never had a chance. Others start playing with their presents and ignore the fact that

[ad_1] Nashville Rocked by Christmas Morning Explosion UPDATE: CBS News:  Nashville Police Chief John Drake said officers had received a call of “shots fired” in the area of Second Avenue near Commerce Street at about 5:30 a.m. “As officers responded, they encountered an RV that had a recording saying a that potential bomb would detonate

[ad_1] One of the greatest things about the Christmas season is the music. In our house, we have a hard and fast rule that no holiday tunes may be played until after we finish the Thanksgiving meal. If you put on the right song, it can lift your spirits, put a spring in your step,

[ad_1] Thankfully no one died, but it’s far from clear whether that was the intent of this Christmas Day bombing in Nashville, Tennessee. As the CNN panel observers from drone footage, the extent of the damage indicates a powerful explosive was used in the “intentional act.” On the other hand, setting the explosive off in

[ad_1] There are more than three million Florida citizens over the age of 70 and Governor Ron DeSantis doesn’t believe they should have to wait to get protected from COVID. He announced plans to defy the CDC guidelines on who should get priority treatment in vaccinations and will inoculate older Floridians ahead of “essential workers.”

[ad_1] In those days a decree went out from Caesar Augustus that the whole world should be enrolled. This was the first enrollment, when Quirinius was governor of Syria. So all went to be enrolled, each to his own town. And Joseph too went up from Galilee from the town of Nazareth to Judea, to

[ad_1] COVID, the Sequel  Happy freakin’ holidays, everyone. Remember, don’t assume that things can’t get worse in 2020 just because there aren’t many days left in the year. Every time a human asks, “What else can possibly go wrong?” the universe responds with, “Hold my beer.” In case you’ve missed

[ad_1] Apparently operating under the theory that human contact in any form is better than no human contact at all, a nursing home in Italy has set up a “hug room” where its residents can hug their families over the holidays, according to The Hill. Your mileage may vary, however, as to how much this

[ad_1] President Trump has been very selective when using his clemency powers. But whenever he does use them, the left is predictably outraged. When Trump granted a full pardon to former National Security Advisor Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, they had a collective hissy fit. Never mind the fact that if there was ever a case

[ad_1] Senator Ben Sasse (R., Neb.) during a committee hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., June 11, 2020 (Carolyn Kaster/Reuters) In response to President Trump’s December 23 pardons of Roger Stone and Paul Manafort, Nebraska GOP senator Ben Sasse issued a one-sentence statement: “This is rotten to the core.” Although Sasse was one of

[ad_1] In a startling interview with the New York Times, Dr. Anthony Fauci, head of the government’s coronavirus taskforce, admitted that he did not level with the American people about how many people would need to be vaccinated in order to achieve herd immunity because he didn’t think the public was ready to hear his

[ad_1] (Jay Nordlinger) As you can imagine, New York City is bereft of tourists this season. But some shops on Fifth Avenue are still getting dressed up. Behold Cartier: How ’bout a shot of a window at Saks? I do not spend much time at Cartier or Saks. But I do know the golf range.

[ad_1] Judging by CNN’s Chris Cuomo’s comical, stage-directed meltdown Wednesday night, you’d have thought President Trump had pardoned unrepentant terrorists, people who’d aided the world’s largest state sponsor of terrorism, traitors or entire armies of  bad actors. Note: he didn’t. Cuomo’s TDS-infused rant about the president’s recent moves, including the

[ad_1] After years of wrangling, the British government has finally announced a trade deal with the European Union that will govern the trade relationship between the U.K. and European mainland after Brexit. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the deal, which must still be ratified by the British parliament and the EU, on Twitter. WATCH

[ad_1] The cast of Happy Days reunited for a virtual fundraiser for the Democrat Party of Wisconsin in October. Most of the actors came together to support the Democrat ticket of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. One cast member, however, was not in favor of that decision and made his objections known at the time.

[ad_1] Let us know your pick for the Most Savage Tweet of 2020. Here are the four nominees… Chad Prather  @AOC “…on unborn babies.” There. I finished your sentence. — Chad Prather (@Chad Prather)1607697361.0 Steve Deace Yes, they do hate you https://t.co/Kp6ed1GDWd — Steve Deace (@Steve Deace)1608583981.0 Stu Burguiere Every famous person: “I’m going to

[ad_1] When he took office this month, DA George Gascon immediately announced he would do away with any enhancements for charges, such as those for people who commit multiple murders or hate crimes. That didn’t sit well with victim’s families or with some of Gascon’s own Deputy DAs. Yesterday Deputy DA Paul Moll became the

[ad_1] What could be more “disloyal” than House Republicans blocking the president’s heroic initiative to boost disaster payments to struggling Americans? I fear the only proper response is to primary them. All of them. Starting with Kevin McCarthy. If we’re going to have a GOP civil war between those who will and won’t do Trump’s

[ad_1] Senator John McCain in Mexico City, 2016 (Henry Romero / Reuters) I begin my Impromptus today with a memory. In April 2015, I did a Q&A podcast with John McCain. He said he had recently received a briefing on cyber threats to America. And it was “the most disturbing briefing” he had ever received,

[ad_1] French company Carmat SA has achieved a medical breakthrough years in the making with the approval of the first artificial heart ever developed, according to Bloomberg News. Bloomberg reports that the project began as far back as 1993, and research and development has been carried forward by missile company Matra, which then became part

[ad_1] To most of us, today is known as Christmas Eve. In Washington, D.C. today is also Dr. Anthony S. Fauci Day. In honor of Dr. Fauci’s eightieth birthday, the Mayor of D.C. Muriel Bowser proclaimed December 24, 2020, as his day. Dr. Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and

[ad_1] Yesterday we learned that the race in NY-22 had narrowed from 19 votes earlier this week down to 3 to 5 votes. After more counting throughout the day yesterday, Democrat Anthony Brindisi has taken the lead. Brindisi (D) has a 14-vote lead over challenger Claudia Tenney (R) after several hundred affidavit ballots from Oneida

[ad_1] Having finally conceded the point on Die Hard — well, mostly anyway — I’m still left with the question: just what exactly makes a film a Christmas movie? Is the answer just snow? Or is the presence of a Christmas tree enough, regardless of the context? Fortunately, The Babylon Bee has stepped into the breach for

[ad_1] According to multiple reports, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) plan to offer competing “unanimous consent” resolutions to amend the coronavirus relief package in response to the veto threat issued by President Donald Trump earlier this week. Neither resolution is expected to pass, with the result being an apparent