Time Magazine Pays the Price for Lost Credibility
Many have stopped reading Time magazine. Which in turn translates into a loss of revenue and staff cuts.
Many have stopped reading Time magazine. Which in turn translates into a loss of revenue and staff cuts.
Democrats want you to believe that if you are a Catholic or Evangelical, you can feel totally comfortable voting for Harris-Walz.
What is abundantly clear is that the picture painted by McGorry cannot be substantiated.
The campaign across Ukraine against the UOC, the country’s largest religious organization, came to a head on Saturday, when Vladimir Zelensky signed a law allowing the banning of any religious group suspected of having ties to Russia.
Knowledge is power: stand in it and use it wisely with a strong voice.
Recently published research indicates that such a position is no longer in any way morally defensible. It is time to speak out freely and correct public misperceptions about mRNA vaccine safety and efficacy.
Universities’ expenses are expected to outpace income, with some already operating at a deficit.
The only anchor will be precisely what our rationalist Enlightenment society pushed to the background: loyalty to ethical principles even if it means losing whatever you possess in the world of appearances.
Democrats will try to minimize it, but a Kennedy endorsing Donald Trump is more than newsworthy.
The core principle of fair competition must take precedence in this context.
So complete has been the betrayal of our citizenry, now by successive governments, as to invoke the notion of treason.
Indistinguishable from the government and shipping the gold bounty away to the motherland.
The UN duplicitiously ties the sexualisation and queering of children to their Sustainability Development Goals which New Zealand signed up to in 2015 as Agenda 2030.
Events across the UK, and also more locally, highlight how fundamental rights are being consistently challenged. This is Part One of a two-part Substack looking at the concerning dynamics in play.
Over eight months from March to November 1794 – 230 years ago – Kosciuszko led a courageous insurrection in his native Poland against the Russians.
If a leading intellectual can’t explain why and how the policies he espouses address the challenges a country has faced in the past, it’s very difficult to take seriously what he and his later adherents may have to say.