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Podcast #27: The Divided United Methodist Church, Part II As promised, Part II of "The Divided United Methodist Church," with a detailed look at the "new thing" God is doing in the Global Methodist Church.
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For the Week of June 10, 2024 Is there a financial crisis bubbling under the surface?: Deteriorating bond portfolios are are a ticking time bomb in the American financial system, argues Mike Maharrey, and few people seem to be taking the risk seriously On the 50th anniversary of Dungeons and Dragons (1974) -- A dark turn in the pop-culture? (Part Twenty-Two): Mark Wegierski looks at the "dark future" boardgame, Shattered States Worst states to be a gun owner: The Second Amendment may be a hallmark feature of America's constitution but there are states in the union where gun owners do not have an easy life. Cassandra McBride ranks the worst of them Wrongly convicted, highly decorated conservative Marine colonel publishes book after exoneration: In a rare case of lawfare that the good guys won, Col. Dan Wilson was exonerated after years of fighting to prove his innocence. Now, reports Rachel Alexander, he's written a book to detail his experiences Visiting Torun, birthplace of Nicolaus Copernicus, in 2004: Mark Wegierski recalls a happier time in East-Central Europe, twenty years ago Central banks are destroying our economies: André Marques argues that central banks are the root cause of so many problems in any nation's economy and the only cure is to eliminate them The war in Gaza: Can contemporary international law cope with today's terror?: Amb. Alan Baker argues that if the war between Israel and Hamas has done anything, it's helped to raise questions of whether present international law is capable of responding to asymmetrical wars Last Week Online manipulation by big tech ramping up for the 2024 election: Is Big Tech already working hard to manipulate social media and search results in favour of the political left? Rachel Alexander argues so based on her personal experiences lately On the 50th anniversary of Dungeons and Dragons (1974) -- A dark turn in the pop-culture? (Part Twenty-One): Mark Wegierski looks at three "dark future" board games as part of his ongoing series Memories of the summer of 2004 in Poland: Mark Wegierski recalls a happier time in East-Central Europe, twenty years ago Who spawned the current generation of narcissists?: Mark Alexander asks -- and answers -- a big question for the future of the United States: Are we doomed to dependence and bondage before faith, courage, and Liberty will prevail again?
Zimbabwe officials already looking to inflate new gold-backed currency: Zimbabwe has long been a basket case when it came to currency policy but some had some small hope when the country introduced a gold-backed currency in April. Mike Maharrey reports efforts are already underway to undermine the ZiG 'Quiet On Set' exposes how pornography inspired abuse of Nickelodeon child actors: Patrina Mosley says that a recent documentary on the alleged sexual abuse of several Nickelodeon child stars that millennials grew up with underlines the role that pornography can play in these horrific events A Palestinian state will perpetuate the chaos: A drive to formally create a Palestinian state so soon after the October Hamas-led attacks would send a deadly message to other like groups, argue Dr. Dan Diker and Khaled Abu Toameh View recent past articles or go to our archive
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