This Sunday is Easter - one of Christianity's most important holiday. The Apostle Paul affirmed in Romans 1:4: "He was declared to be the Son of God with power ... by the resurrection from the dead."

Since 1971, the Monday following Easter has been observed as the official day of ...

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Remember Derek Fenton, the New Jersey transit worker who burned a few Koran pages in New York on his free time and got canned for it across the river by Christie's New Jersey Transit? Well there's a happy ending. Fenton has won back his job, damages and lost wages. The importance of this goes ...

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3,000 years after the Jewish people left Egyptian slavery bound for the land of Israel, their freedom remains as elusive as ever. A new Pharaoh adjacent not to the Nile, but the Potomac, looks out from the White House and issues his decrees regarding the Jews.

No sooner does a Jew build a house in ...

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The most persistent myth of the Western Dhimmi narrative is that Muslims are a minority and must receive special protection and accommodation. But Muslims are not a minority. There are 1.5 billion Sunni Muslims worldwide, outweighing Catholics as the next largest religious faction at 1.1 billion ...

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In the first years of Operation Enduring Freedom, the United States managed to oversee a campaign that broke the Taliban, drove them out of major cities and regions, including Kabul, and left them dispirited and broken. And did it while taking under 50 casualties a year. But in 2010, the United ...

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The word "freedom" nowadays often has a hollow sound because so many people have forgotten what it means. And the worst misconception that people have about freedom is that it is something that they receive from the government. 

The Declaration of Independence states that governments were created ...

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Trump's ballooning polls are drawing all the predictable reactions. But the debate over Trump misses the point. Why has Trump made such a big splash at all? It's because he's a bold assertive communicator who unapologetically says what so many are thinking. Whether or not he believes what he's ...

Read more: The Trump Card and Rock Star Politics

The Black Hitler was a Chicago community organizer who moved to New York. Somewhere along the way he picked up a gold lined cape, a purple turban and a stepladder which he used to give speeches outside of the Jewish stores owned by Harlem's dwindling Jewish community. 

The cape and the turban ...

Read more: Sufi Abdul Hamid, the Black Hitler of Harlem