Stupidocrisy: The Sunday No News News Arena

Illustration criticizing media's role in politics.

There was a time when Sunday morning news programs like Meet the Press and Face the Nation were the arenas where America’s most pressing issues were dissected with seriousness and balance. Hosts pressed politicians from both parties with tough questions, challenged assumptions, and sought clarity for the public good. That mission has all but disappeared. Today, those same programs,…

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Democrats’ call to violence

Protesters with signs in flames background.

Since October began, the rhetoric from Democratic leaders has grown dangerously reckless, crossing the line from heated disagreement into language that fuels violence. High-profile figures have accused President Donald Trump of authoritarianism, compared his administration to foreign dictatorships, and suggested America is in its worst crisis since the Civil War. Others have described him as…

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The Festival of Sukkot And You

Sukkah under starry night with Revelation 21:3.

The festival of Sukkot is God-ordered and it is a sacred and joyful time on the biblical calendar to focus on God’s dwelling among His people. Known as the “Season of Our Joy,” Sukkot recalls God’s protection and provision during Israel’s wilderness journey. As commanded in Leviticus 23:42, the people were to live in sukkahs—temporary…

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The American Chronicles: An eclectic adventure in Sugarcreek, Oh

Smiling couple in front of festive house.

Our continuing RV trek through Ohio’s Amish Country took a wonderfully quirky turn as we rolled into Sugarcreek—just down the road from the more famous Berlin, but with a character all its own. Billed as the “Little Switzerland of Ohio,” this town is where time slows down, cheese flows freely, and the locals seem to…

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Govt Shutdown: Dangerous Words Fuel Dangerous Times

Infographic on rhetoric and political violence.

The government shutdown once again exposed a deep divide in American politics—not just in policy, but in tone and intent. On one side, leading Democrats responded with fiery, personal attacks against President Trump. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (NY) claimed Trump “wants to make sure that kids are dying,” while Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (NY) and House…

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Stupidocrisy: The Coup That Never Ended

Political satire illustration with chess pieces.

For years, we were labeled conspiracy theorists and deniers for reporting that the Russia hoax, the fabricated FISA warrants, and the weaponization of the FBI against a duly elected president were all part of a coordinated effort to overthrow Donald Trump before he even set foot in the Oval Office. Back in October 2016, The Daily…

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The Prophetic Rise In Civil Violence

Protesters with flags, titled "Civic Violence.

Political violence in America is becoming a one-sided story. A recent CSIS study shows a troubling trend: for the first time in over 30 years, left-wing terrorist attacks have outnumbered those from the far right. Yet definitions skew perception. “Right-wing extremism” is lumped together with Islamist attacks, which dramatically inflate those numbers. The reality is…

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Give Ear and Believe

Eagle and scroll with biblical references.

Ha’azinu (Deuteronomy 32:1-52), means “give ear.” It is a Hebrew call to listen carefully to what follows. It is the name of the “Song of Moses,” beginning with “Hear (Ha’azinu), O heavens, as I speak! Listen, earth, to the words from my mouth!” Moses, nearing the end of his life, delivers this prophetic oracle as both a warning…

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The American Chronicles: A Day in Amish Country

Man and woman at historic building entrance.

There’s something both charming and slightly disorienting about pulling into Berlin, Ohio — a place where time seems to have stopped somewhere around 1885, and nobody’s in a rush to catch up. This is the heart of Amish Country, where the speed limit is determined by how fast a horse feels like trotting and the…

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Leftist Judges’ lawfare hitting SCOTUS Wall

Lady Justice holding political decision scale.

When lower-court judges start giving anonymous interviews about the Supreme Court “undermining” them, you know the lawfare machine is fighting back. SCOTUS has repeatedly stayed or reversed trial-bench roadblocks aimed at kneecapping the Executive Branch. In Los Angeles, a district judge barred immigration officers from making reasonable-suspicion stops if they considered factors like language, location,…

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