Nigeria Again Worst in World in Killed, Kidnapped Christians

ABUJA, Nigeria, January 21, 2022 (Morning Star News) – Suspected Fulani herdsmen last week killed three Christians in attacks in Nigeria, where more Christians were killed for their faith last year than in any other country, sources said.Three Christians were killed and two wounded in an ambush at about 9:30 p.m. on Jan. 10 in…Continue Reading

Virginia Gov. Names Diversity Officer to Be an ‘Ambassador for Unborn Children’

Virginia’s new governor on Wednesday named a new diversity officer and added a unique responsibility to her job description: an advocate for the unborn.Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin, a Republican, named Angela Sailor as Virginia’s second Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, a position that was created in 2019 by former Gov. Ralph Northam.Youngkin also elevated the…Continue Reading

Democrat Voting Bill Fails in the Senate, Preserving Filibuster

A bipartisan Senate majority blocked the Democrat’s attempt to pass a voting bill and change the filibuster on Wednesday night.Democratic senators Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona and Joe Manchin of West Virginia joined all Senate Republicans in preventing the passage of the Freedom to Vote: John R. Lewis Act.According to the Associated Press, the Democrat’s bill…Continue Reading

The Pandemic’s Rightest Man?

Time and time again, Alex Berenson has been vindicated on Covid-19.Pandemia: How Coronavirus Hysteria Took Over Our Government, Rights, and Lives, by Alex Berenson, (Regnery: 2021), 464 pages.If any journalist could be credited with “speaking truth to power” in the era of Covid-19, it would be Alex Berenson, perhaps the most prominent critic of lockdowns,…Continue Reading

Old-Fashioned American Obstinacy

Elia Kazan’s Wild River celebrates a virtue needed more than ever under the Covid regime.“We’ve been patient,” the president of the United States told the millions of Americans unsure about taking a vaccine for the coronavirus, “but our patience is wearing thin.” When Joe Biden said those words in an address in September, a political norm…Continue Reading

Is Marching Enough?

America is going to have to reckon with its Christians, like it or not.It’s always seemed a bit happy-go-lucky given the subject matter.The March for Life, now in its 49th year, kicks off with a Christian rock concert—praise-and-worship with an acoustic guitar as a bunch of heart-shaped balloons reading “Love Them Both” bob in rhythm…Continue Reading

Military trainers, missiles and over 200,000 lbs of lethal aid: What NATO members have sent Ukraine so far

Ukraine is counting on the support of the United States and other Western nations to ward off a potential renewed invasion by Russia, which has massed some 100,000 troops near the former Soviet republic’s border. Moscow also recently moved forces into Belarus, Ukraine’s Kremlin-aligned neighbor, in what the Russians are portraying — to widespread Western…Continue Reading

The Kiribati island nation was one of the world’s last covid-free places. Now it’s under lockdown.

The Pacific island nation of Kiribati, which had almost entirely kept the coronavirus out, went into lockdown on Saturday for the first time in the pandemic. The government imposed a 24-hour curfew after passengers on the first international flight in months tested positive for the virus.Before this month, the island, one of the world’s most…Continue Reading

Airlines in Europe say they are flying near-empty planes as omicron derails travel. They say E.U. rules mean they can’t stop.

BRUSSELS — As the omicron variant derails travel plans around the world, airlines say strict European Union regulations are forcing them to fly near-empty flights — unnecessary and environmentally harmful flights that they argue they need to fly to save their long-term takeoff and landing slots at European airports.Airlines must use a certain percentage of…Continue Reading