Religion

At the top of the front page of Friday's New York Times, they splashed head shots of 64 children killed in the latest Israel-Hamas war. "They were just children" was the headline. At the bottom of the front page, the paper worried about being able to kill children in the womb. Biden's "silence on abortion rights" is troubling to leftists.

There are few issues actress Susan Sarandon hasn’t been on the wrong side of over the years, and age doesn’t seem to be slowing her down.

Tuesday's Morning Joe took on the wave of anti-Semitic violence on the streets of America. Joe Scarborough suggested that Jews were being targeted by people who were upset by Israel's bombing of Gaza as Hamas was lobbing missiles at Israeli cities. The problem is people associate all Jews with Israel's policies. New York Times columnist Michelle Goldberg absolved the…

After joining the pro-Hamas  bandwagon with his other woke celebrity friends, Mark Ruffalo walked back his very public comments on the Israel-Palestine conflict with an apology.

“Take Me to Church,” the May 16 episode of the third and final season of FX’s Pose, centers around Pray Tell (Billy Porter) one of the many characters in this ensemble show about the gay and trans community in the 1980’s and 1990’s in New York City. Upon confirmation that his HIV has turned into AIDS, Pray Tell goes home to tell his religious mother, Charlene, and his aunts about his…

How relevant is Bette Midler? She’s got a hot take on one of the most controversial incidents  … of 1992. Midler praised Irish Singer Sinead O’Connor in a recent Twitter post, saying “she was right about...everything.” The Hocus Pocus witch was referring to O'Connor's infamous tearing of an image of Pope John Paul II during her live Saturday Night Live performance, which many…

Over the course of the week, there were numerous stories about “pro-Palestinian” (essentially pro-Hamas) mobs gathering around the country to “protest” the ongoing conflict in Israel devolving into wild hunts for Jewish Americans. And despite the fact these heinous acts were incited by the Hamas sympathizers in “The Squad,” none of the attacks were given airtime on ABC, CBS, and NBC’s morning…

On Weekend Edition Sunday, NPR celebrated the Lord's Day with the happy LGBTQ publicity of the day: "Lutherans Elect First Openly Transgender Bishop Megan Rohrer." The story, by former Morning Edition anchor Melissa Block, was more of an advertisement than a news story. You could tell from the opening words of anchor Lulu Garcia-Navarro: "The Reverend Megan Rohrer has made…

It happened again. On Sunday, now-former CNN freelance contributor out of Pakistan Adeel Raja tweeted out that “the world today needs a Hitler,” in response to the conflict between Israel and Hamas. It took CNN’s communications boss Matt Dornic several hours to respond to the growing outrage and criticism on social media. And the incident harkened back to 2019 when a CNN photo editor was fired…

G.K. Chesterton may or may not have said, “When a man ceases to believe in God, he does not believe in nothing. He believes in anything.” But we know beyond doubt that pop star Alcia Keys believes in anything. USA Today let her write about it in it’s “Health and Wellness” section.

Christian conservatives are distressed over the disturbing omission from Joe Biden’s National Day of Prayer address. The “devout Catholic” never actually mentioned the central three letter word at the center of any legitimate National Day of Prayer. That’s right, Joe Biden never mentioned “God,” not even once.

Eighty-thousand evangelical Christian men are gathering for a Promise Keepers rally in Dallas July 16-17 to “mainstream hate speech.” They’re cloaking bigotry as religious freedom.

The Washington Post’s religious reporter Michelle Boorstein seems to think that President Biden can be rabidly pro-abortion and still consider himself a devout Catholic, even when his Church is saying that’s not true.

One of the small bright sides to the year 2020 was the delayed return of Hulu’s #Resistance series The Handmaid’s Tale. Now after almost twenty months, the show is back and as hateful as ever.