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Katie Halper is not a Zionist, at least not that I can see.  She claims to be Jewish, and is a journalist.  I have appreciated much of her content as she stands out in the Jewish community as one that appears to want to speak the truth, even when it is about the modern state of Israel and its attrocities against its neighbors.In a recent video, Halper lays out a perspective that you won’t hear from many, and that is exposing what Israel is actually doing under a Zionist agenda. I don’t know all of what she holds onto concerning…

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Defiant in action Image courtesy of Douglas Ross Please Follow us on  Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Truth Social, Gettr, Twitter, Youtube  In a dramatic announcement at Mar-a-Lago on December 22, 2025, President Donald Trump unveiled plans for a new class of U.S. Navy warships, dubbed the “Trump-class” battleships, positioning them as the cornerstone of a “Golden Fleet” initiative to modernize and expand American naval capabilities.   Flanked by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Navy Secretary John Phelan, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Trump described the vessels as “the fastest, the biggest, and by far 100 times more powerful than any battleship ever built,” emphasizing their role in…

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In many ways, I would say yes.  There are some who should most definitely be registered as they message is more about the modern, antichrist, Rothschild-created, faux state of Israel.  However, will that happen?  Probaby not, unless the People were to demand it.Jason Jones has some comments on this question as to whether these alleged “pastors”, who are leading their flocks astray towards the very ideology that Jesus condemned. Jones writes: An army of American pastors handed themselves over to become propagandists for genocide this month, traveling on Israel’s dime to the “Friends of Zion Ambassador Summit” in Jerusalem. The…

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It was a challenging task, but an esteemed panel of NewsBusters editors, led by MRC President David Bozell and MRC’s Vice President for Research and Publications Brent Baker, boiled down all the biased outbursts from lefty hack hosts, anchors, reporters and pundits in 2025 and on December 17 announced The Media Research Center Award for Worst Quote of the Year.   Of course, every year, there is way too much bias for just one category. So we broke down the Worst of 2025 into five additional categories (The Craziest Analysis Award; The Trashing Trump Award; The Damn Those Conservatives Award; The…

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Timothy Pearson outlined a nativity scene over Ohio airspace. This drawing took more than five hours to finish, spanning 506 miles. Flightaware.com/Screenshot via The Epoch TimesAn Ohio man is creating Christmas-inspired artwork that takes hours to complete, spanning hundreds of miles, yet it remains invisible to those who don’t know how to see it.Timothy Pearson, an Air Force veteran, has lived in Northwest Ohio most of his life. He only became a private pilot about 5 1/2 years ago, as flying in the military wasn’t his destiny, he said, but two years ago he decided to put his newfound skill…

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Corrupt Deep State operative John Brennan is frightened of having a fair judge in his case in Florida.  He is terrified of Judge Cannon. John Brennan is aware that there is a strong likelihood that Judge Cannon, who dismissed the false indictment against President Trump related to the Mar-a-Lago raid, may oversee his case.Judge Aileen Cannon oversaw the Mar-a-Lago raid case.  She ruled fairly.  Here are some of her actions that showed her impartiality and courage.In March of 2024, Cannon told corrupt Jack Smith to provide documents he claimed were classified to the jury, or to drop the Mar-a-Lago raid case.Judge…

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“After this event, Jeroboam [still] did not turn from his evil way, but again made priests for the high places from among all the people. He ordained anyone who was willing, so that there would be priests for the high places.” – 1 Kings 13:33America, America, the Lord makes clear that people are destroyed for the lack of knowledge (Hosea 4:6). He is clear when He tells us in Proverbs 13:13, “Whoso despiseth the word shall be destroyed: but he that feareth the commandment shall be rewarded.” Well, I ask what happens when these very clear instructions are ignored by…

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(Headline USA) President Donald Trump marked Christmas Eve by quizzing children calling in about what presents they were excited about receiving, while promising to not let a “bad Santa” infiltrate the country and even suggesting that a stocking full of coal may not be so bad.Vacationing at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, the president and first lady Melania Trump participated in the tradition of talking to youngsters dialing into the North American Aerospace Defense Command, which playfully tracks Santa’s progress around the globe. “We want to make sure that Santa is being good. Santa’s a very good person,” Trump said while…

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(Dave DeCamp, Antiwar.com) The US has moved a number of special operations aircraft and multiple cargo planes carrying troops to the Caribbean this week, The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, as the Trump administration continues to escalate against Venezuela.The report, citing US officials and flight-tracking data, said at least 10 CV-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft assigned to special operations forces flew into the region Monday night from Cannon Air Force Base in New Mexico. C-17 cargo planes from Fort Stewart in Georgia and Fort Campbell, which is located on the Tennessee-Kentucky border, also arrived in Puerto Rico. The latest deployments come…

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(Kyle Anzalone, Libertarian Institute) President Donald Trump said talks to end the Ukraine war were going “okay” after US officials met with Russian and Ukrainian delegations. “The talks on Ukraine-Russia are going along. We are talking, the talks are going okay,” the President said on Monday. “I’ll do whatever I have to do. Everyone’s tired of that war.” As a candidate, Trump made ending the war in Ukraine one of his top issues. However, he has been unable to get Ukrainian President Zelensky and Russian President Putin to come to an agreement on several major issues. Vice President JD Vance…

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Broncos vs. Chiefs, 8:15 ETPublishedDecember 25, 2025 8:30 AM EST•UpdatedDecember 23, 2025 11:55 AM ESTFacebookTwitterEmailCopy LinkBroncos vs. Chiefs, 8:15 ETInjuries suck. I think we can all agree that we would rather have the best players always healthy so that we can enjoy watching the best of the best play. I think we can agree that matchups are so much more interesting when players are available. Availability is often said to be the best ability, and unfortunately, we have a major injury that removed the intrigue from this game. This once-promising AFC West game is not quite as exciting due to…

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You can often tell a lot about a group of people based on whom they go out of their way to support. Take the left, for instance. In the last 10 years, we’ve seen leftists practically deify the likes of career criminal George Floyd, “freedom fighters” (read: terrorists) within Hamas, and the three bozos that attacked Kyle Rittenhouse in Kenosha, Wisconsin, whom had been previously convicted of various vile crimes like serial child sexual abuse, domestic abuse, and burglary. But few pedestals have confused this writer more than far-left activist Greta Thunberg. Originally bursting onto the scene as an unhinged…

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Highly Credible Professionals Offer A Solution To Her (Whatever). Public Domain Please Follow us on  Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Truth Social, Gettr, Twitter, Youtube  It has become glaringly clear that Pam Bondi is either in collusion or incompetent. I’m guessing, a little bit of both. It is also clear that this is a difficult situation in the Trump inner circles. Recently, even Susie Wiles has criticized Bondi, for her handling of the Epstein files. Jonathan Gilliam, a retired FBI Special agent and former Navy SEAL for 20 years, and Harmeet Dhillon, Asst. AG for Civil Rights, have both offered up a…

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Isaiah 9:6: “For unto us a Child is born, unto us a Son is given, and the government shall be upon His shoulder; and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, the Mighty God, the Everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace.” As we gather with loved ones to celebrate the joy and spirit of Christmas, The Gateway Pundit extends warm wishes to all our readers and patriots across the nation. With the continued work of a new administration, there’s optimism for restoring integrity, protecting freedoms, and prioritizing the values that make this country exceptional. This Christmas, we reflect on the…

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The Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) is implementing mandatory ethnic studies in its high schools by the 2026-2027 school year, with elementary and middle schools expected to follow course for 2027-2028. The mandates require school districts to offer courses on race, ethnicity, and Indigeneity as part of an Ethnic Studies program created in 2023 by the Minnesota state legislature and will require teaching the state’s revised K-12 social studies that include three Ethnic Studies concepts: Identity, Resistance, and Ways of Knowing and Methodologies. The University of Minnesota’s Center for Race, Indigeneity, Disability, Gender & Sexuality Studies (RIDGS) is using the…

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The SCIF (Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility), hosted by former Tier One Special Operations helicopter pilot, bond trader, and founder of CDM L Todd Wood, is a daily intelligence brief to ensure you are knowledgeable throughout the day on the major stories impacting business and geopolitics. Don’t miss your mission brief!

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A baby girl born in the family car at only 22 weeks gestation has made it home from the hospital in time for Christmas. Baby Daleyza weighed just over one pound when she was born in the front seat of the family car on the way to the hospital. Her mother, Jazmin, was only 22 weeks pregnant when she unexpectedly went into labour and had to drive 50 miles to a hospital after she discovered the local hospital was not equipped to care for such a premature baby. Baby Daleyza wouldn’t wait until they got to the hospital, however. She…

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As the concern over cell phones in the classroom rises, banning them from schools will not solve the deep-rooted issue, says the founder of Opal, a phone app that helps users with daily screen time and blocks games and social media.The movement to ban the technology from classrooms has gained bipartisan popularity among several state lawmakers. Around 76% of U.S. public schools from California to Florida, have implemented some sort of ban. The Center Square interviewed Kenneth Schlenker, the CEO and founder of San Francisco-based Opal. Schlenker said a total ban on phones does not teach kids how to live…

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A single ticket sold in Arkansas won the second largest U.S. lottery jackpot in history, a $1.817 billion Christmas Eve bonanza in the Powerball game.The winning numbers for Wednesday night’s drawing were 4, 25, 31, 52, and 59, with the Powerball number of 19. The grand prize had a lump sum cash value of $834.9 million. The Powerball jackpot had been won once before on Christmas Eve, in 2011. The largest jackpot in history was $2.04 billion won in California in 2022, also with Powerball.

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If your last-minute Christmas shopping requires a credit card, you are not alone.According to a new WalletHub report, many Americans are still paying off credit card debt from last Christmas. “What we found is that through the end of the third quarter 2025, we’re sitting at a credit card debt of $1.33 trillion,” WalletHub Analyst Chip Lupo said. “And you’re looking at an average debt credit card debt per household of $11,019.” Lupo says Americans are by nature a spending people. Not that that outlooks helps most people get ahead. “Anyone that’s using government spending as an example on how…

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An Alaskan family meets with Santa Claus during “Operation Santa” in Anchorage, Alaska, on Dec. 19, 2025. Alaska National GuardChristmastime in the Pacific Northwest comes after more than two feet of rain were dumped onto the slopes of the Cascade Mountains, swelling rivers, overwhelming levees, and flooding multiple communities, especially in the city of Pacific, Washington.The mid-December floods displaced more than 100,000 people. Homes were destroyed, roads became impassable, and hundreds of people were rescued across at least 10 counties.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please visit…

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Several far-left members of the Democratic Party prioritized celebrating blackness with their own Kwanzaa celebration over Christmas. Democratic Reps. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, Summer Lee of Pennsylvania, and Delia Ramirez of Illinois gathered in the halls of Congress for their own Kwanzaa celebration, dubbing it “Squanzaa.” Former Democratic Missouri Rep. Cori Bush also celebrated. All of them make up “The Squad,” a nickname for a far-left group of Democrats. (RELATED: Kamala Harris Celebrates Holiday Founded By Criminal Black Nationalist Who Wanted Non-White Christmas Alternative) Rep. Rashida Tlaib’s…

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As a rather universal, general rule of life, it’s just not a good idea to be a criminal. It’ll cut into your personal life, it’s generally not good for your health, and, oh yeah, criminal activity is illegal. But if you were so inspired by the Grand Theft Auto video games to pursue a life of crime, there are some common-sense rules to follow. You know, stuff like “Don’t leave evidence in your car,” “Don’t return to the scene of the crime,” and “Don’t target police events.” A crook in Wisconsin somehow ran afoul of all those rules in a would-be Christmas caper…

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Cavs vs. Knicks, 12:00 ETPublishedDecember 25, 2025 8:00 AM EST•UpdatedDecember 23, 2025 9:21 AM ESTFacebookTwitterEmailCopy LinkCavs vs. Knicks, 12:00 ETOne of the resolutions, or things I am looking to change about myself for next year is that I want to admit when I am wrong, or at least keep myself as accountable as possible. I feel like I do that with a lot of this sports betting stuff, but I don’t know that I do it as much with my family and friends. That’s a different conversation, but the reason I’m thinking about it here is that I need to…

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Merry Christmas! I’m writing this on Christmas Eve with all of my shopping done. I had no problem buying the basic Christmas gifts this year for Mrs. Screencaps. I had a gameplan going in like I was Andy Reid on Super Bowl Sunday. The issue this year was the stocking-stuffer shopping. I don’t know about you guys, but that’s the most stressful part of my holiday season. Full confession: I’m terrible at what makes a good stocking stuffer. I can write this column six-days-a-week for months on end and it’s no issue. The minute I have to stuff a stocking, my brain…

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This is an engrossing, informative hour and eleven minutes. Victor Davis Hanson addresses his history and then the history of World War II, Jews, and Israel. The conversation evolves into Tucker, Candace, Fuentes, and the fracturing right. There was extensive time spent on Trump and lawfare, but it was far from dry, as he explains how he came to support Trump. His siblings no longer talk to him for supporting Trump. Personally, I can relate to being disappointed in family, whom you thought you could count on. He said he doesn’t know how you come back from that. Personally, I…

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We accept that this time of year looks different for everyone. Our hope is the Christmas season brings you moments of celebration, rest, reflection, joy and spiritual connection. Whatever Christmas looks like for you, and in whatever form feels right for you, Merry Christmas. From the email ‘Patthenavybrat’ conveys a Christmas message via a true story as told by Willy Eagle: “Because of Love“. “A brother and sister had made their usual hurried, obligatory pre-Christmas visit to the little farm where dwelt their elderly parents with their small herd of horses. The farm was where they had grown up and…

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The Epoch Times, Getty Images, AP2025 was an eventful year, from the inauguration of President Donald Trump, to the war in Ukraine, the wildfires in Los Angeles, rocket launches into space, and natural disasters. The Epoch Times presents the photos that captured it all. JanuaryAn ice climber ascends Kinder Downfall, a frozen waterfall in the Peak District National Park, near Hayfield, in northwest England, on Jan. 10, 2025. Oli Scarff/AFP via Getty ImagesWe had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please visit our help center.

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Clifton Mill, which is one of the nation’s largest remaining water-powered grist mills, has 5 million Christmas lights shown in this photo, in Ohio on Dec. 8, 2025. Jeff Louderback/The Epoch TimesCLIFTON, Ohio—With one flip of a switch, 5 million lights transform one of the country’s largest remaining water-powered grist mills into a Christmas-themed haven.Built along the Little Miami River in 1802, Clifton Mill is a relic from a bygone era. There was a time when 100,000 mills dotted the American landscape. Today, there are fewer than 100. Clifton Mill is believed to be one of the largest that remains…

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Americans and even the most seasoned politicos line up each year for the chance to tour the White House at Christmas time and see its historic annual decorations. Today, the entire White House is decked out in Christmas decorations, including the famous annual Christmas tree picked out through a country-wide competition. This year, a lego portrait of President Donald Trump was included, as well as a gingerbread replica of the White House.This decades-long tradition began in 1889 when the first known Christmas tree was displayed in the White House. Although, the search for an official White House Christmas tree would…

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Millions of Christians around the world are celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ in silence, secrecy or fear of death. The persecution takes many forms. In some countries, communist regimes suppress Christmas celebrations to protect state-sponsored ideology. In other nations, believers risk starvation, imprisonment or violence at the hands of Islamic militants. These are the realities of Christmas in some of the most dangerous places to be Christian, according to Open Doors’ 2025 World Watch List.In place of Christmas Eve — the day celebrating Mary and Joseph’s preparation to bring the King of Kings into the world — North Korean…

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The Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness (PREP) Act, along with its Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program (CICP) that was passed in 2005, have wreaked havoc on the American Public. The PREP Act provided immunity from liability for harm caused by a countermeasure to manufacturers of these products, administrators of these products, as well as other entities. The CICP was created under the PREP Act to compensate individuals injured by these countermeasures. However, the eligibility criteria are so restrictive it has left many without any remedy for relief.However, a recently filed lawsuit is challenging the constitutionality of this program. Two women, with…

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Speaking at Turning Point USA’s AmFest in Phoenix, Arizona, on Saturday, December 20, Trump Administration Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Gabbard sounded off on Sharia law in America, demanding that it be banned and framing its presence on our shores as a threat to Western civilization. For reference, the continual chaos in Europe that has been induced by mass Muslim migration has, when paired with the seeming daily new revelations of misbehavior by Muslim migrants to America, such as Somalis who have said they prefer Sharia law to American law, raised Americans’ perception of the threat posed by those cultural…

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Three young boys from Ohio, all under the age of 13, led police officers on a harrowing car chase after a vehicle was reported stolen, ultimately ending when the 11-year-old behind the wheel crashed into a home, according to local authorities. The chase kicked off on Saturday, December 20, 2025, when a license plate reader alerted police in Newburgh Heights about a Mazda 3 being reported stolen in the area. When police attempted a traffic stop after locating the stolen Mazda, the driver of the vehicle hit the gas and away they went. The car eventually crashed into a nearby…

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Attorney General Pam Bondi is now leading the Justice Department in a lawsuit against Washington, D.C. police over its unconstitutional ban on semi-automatic weapons, in a measure designed to help protect the Second Amendment. Bondi announced the lawsuit, going on to say that the Metropolitan Police Department is wrongfully banning the AR-15 rifle, along with “many other firearms protected under the Second Amendment.” “The District’s gun laws require anyone seeking to own a gun to register it with D.C. Metro Police,” the DOJ went on to say in a statement. “However, the D.C. Code provides a broad registration ban on…

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In a huge win for Christianity and religious liberty in the United States, the University of Oklahoma, just days before Christmas, changed course and officially ruled in favor of a student who was targeted by a woke, radical transgender professor for quoting the Bible in a class writing assignment on gender roles. As background, the student, named Samantha Fulnecky, cited the Bible when writing from a classic, Christian faith-oriented position to support traditional gender roles in a class assignment on the subject. The teacher assistant who taught the class, a transgender individual, reacted with fury to the paper and gave…

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In a tragic announcement, Barry Manilow, the 82-year-old singer known for hits like “Copacabana” and “Mandy,” took to social media on December 22, 2025, to announce that he has been diagnosed with early-stage lung cancer. For context, the cancer was discovered incidentally during an MRI scan ordered by his doctor after Manilow suffered a prolonged bout of bronchitis. The scan revealed a cancerous spot on his left lung, described as a stage-one tumor. Reacting to the detection, he said, it was “pure luck” and credited his doctor. His physicians believe the cancer has not spread, with additional tests underway to…

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In yet another big win for Americans as the holiday season ratchets up, the Trump Administration announced just days before Christmas that it had managed to pull dozens of illegal truckers off the road in California, confiscating their Commercial Drivers Licenses and arresting them in a bid crack down on a major problem. As background, Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) launched Operation Highway Sentinel in response to multiple deadly crashes across a number of states involving illegal alien truck drivers licensed in California, with the crashes drawing attention to the fact that California has been illegally licensing truck drivers, many…

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Christmas is the time of year when you feel more positive about life, when you focus on simple joys, such as spending quality time with your family, sitting by a fire, eating brunch on Christmas Day, and watching your niece open her first present.  You also feel less cynical. Even as an adult, you may no longer believe in Santa Claus, but you still feel a hint of the Christmas magic; that life isn’t just about punching the clock, paying taxes, and retiring to a nursing home. Click here to sign up for State of the Day and get exclusive content,…

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In some jaw-dropping Christmastime news, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers arrested a teacher and Santa Claus impersonator for horrible crimes against children; the individual who was arrested was charged with possession of illegal, explicit pictures of children. So, he is now off the streets thanks to the Trump Administration. As it does not appear that the individual arrested was not an alien, it is unclear why ICE agents were the ones involved in arresting him after being alerted by other federal agents to the nature of his alleged, awful crimes. Regardless, they were, and they revealed what had happened…

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In a December 2025 UnHerd interview, Vice President JD Vance fiercely defended his wife, Usha, against attacks from controversial podcaster Nick Fuentes, who used racial slurs and mocked her Indian heritage, and from former Biden press secretary Jen Psaki, who speculated about Usha’s well-being in a cynical political attack. Vance declared anyone attacking his wife “can eat s—,” condemned ethnic-based judgments as “disgusting,” and downplayed Fuentes’ influence on the right and the Trump administration. He emphasized that attacks on family are off-limits, regardless of the source. Making his uncompromising position known. Vice President JD Vane unloaded on those who insulted…

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According to a December 2025 InsiderAdvantage poll of 800 likely voters, President Donald Trump holds a 50% approval rating, with 41% disapproving and 9% undecided, yielding a net +9 points. This marks more substantial support than RealClearPolling’s average of 44% approval, and signals strong support from conservatives. This poll, conducted amid Trump’s 11-month administration, reveals deep demographic divides: 59% of men approve, compared with 34% who disapprove, while women show 42% approval and 47% disapproval. Trump ties at 44% approval among voters under 40, but enjoys 54% among those 40-64 and 49% among seniors 65+. By party, Trumpgarners 84% from…

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On December 22, 2025, the Trump administration’s Department of the Interior paused leases for five major offshore wind projects on the East Coast: Vineyard Wind 1 in Massachusetts, Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind, Sunrise Wind and Empire Wind in New York, and Revolution Wind, which is located in Rhode Island and Connecticut. Secretary Doug Burgum cited national security risks from radar interference identified in classified Department of War reports, arguing that one natural gas pipeline equals their combined energy output. The New York Times called it a significant escalation in Trump’s opposition to wind power, potentially jeopardizing billions in investments and…

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By CP StaffThursday, December 25, 2025The “Hope Pack & Presence” initiative aims to provide encouragement and share the love of Jesus during Christmas and year-round, reaching 170 correctional facilities in 20 U.S. states and 20 countries. | Courtesy Good News GlobalA Virginia-based ministry plans to deliver nearly 75,000 “Hope Packs” containing devotionals, hygiene items and the Gospel message to incarcerated people, correctional staff and inmates’ families worldwide this year, expanding an effort to combat holiday isolation behind bars.Good News Global, founded in 1961, announced the growth of its “Hope Pack & Presence” initiative, which launched in 2021 with 50,000 packs.…

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By Christian TodayThursday, December 25, 2025Getty ImagesWhen we think of Christmas, the Nativity scene usually comes to mind. And most of us can picture the scene instantly — Mary and Joseph, a manger, shepherds, angels and a bright star overhead. Maybe you even played one of the characters as a child. It’s a story we know so well that we sometimes overlook the depth, beauty and unexpected details woven into it.Yet the birth of Jesus is full of quiet surprises. Layered beneath the familiar narrative are cultural, historical and theological details that reveal just how intentional God was in sending…

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By Christian TodayThursday, December 25, 2025CraigRJDOn Christmas Eve in 1914, many men were in the trenches fighting the war, but the spirit of Christmas halted the conflict for a brief period. This is the story …The Great WarThe trigger for the Great War was the assassination of the Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo, Bosnia. What began as a local Balkan conflict escalated as a network of alliances across Europe led countries to come to each other’s aid.The British declaration of war on Germany was triggered by the German invasion of Belgium, which Britain regarded as unprovoked. A quarter of…

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As the 1992 campaign approached, incumbent president George H.W. Bush was seen as a shoo-in for reelection. The First Gulf War ended in 1991 with a spectacular U.S. victory at the head of a coalition that had expelled Saddam Hussein from Kuwait with few losses. For much of 1991, Bush’s approval ratings hovered between 90 and 70 percent. By February 1992, an obscure Arkansas governor, Bill Clinton, emerged as the favorite Democratic nominee. But he was written off as having little chance to knock off the popular Republican incumbent president with far more foreign affairs experience. Bush, however, had just…

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