Author matthew archbold
A young woman diagnosed with ALS in 2013 recently gathered friends and family for an assisted suicide party. It’s all terribly sad. Her sister wrote about in The San Diego Tribune. There’s assorted pics which show them all laughing and… Continue Reading →
Margaret Sanger award recipient say what? CNSNews.com: At a Capitol Hill press conference on Thursday, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said the Zika virus threat is “all about babies.” “The Zika in the Southern part of our country is… Continue Reading →
OK. Archaeologists need to get out to the movies more. So here’s what we know, according to The Guardian: Archaeologists in Serbia are trying to decipher magic spells etched on to tiny rolls of gold and silver that have been… Continue Reading →
OK. This one calls for a little background as it gets a little complicated. But it’s worth it. Great Britain’s Supreme Court pretty much threw up their hands and said they don’t know what to do about this transgender pension… Continue Reading →
Faith Under Fire: Dramatic Stories of Christian Courage celebrates the lives of eighteen Christian men, women, and children who chose to do what they knew to be right, even if the rest of the world hated them for it. Read… Continue Reading →
In a letter dated May 31, 1960, Flannery O’Connor penned a letter to the playwright Maryat Lee that was obviously part of an ongoing conversation they were enjoying. O’Connor was clearly not a fan of Rand. She wrote: I hope… Continue Reading →
Today, SBA List’s research arm, the Charlotte Lozier Institute (CLI) released a short video that recounts the story of Cindy Schroeder, a mother from Kansas who thought she was given a death sentence when diagnosed with multiple myeloma. However, her… Continue Reading →
The hoax of the Piltdown Man is one of the great scandals and mysteries of the 20th century. In the early 1900’s, archaeologists were desperate to find what has been come to be known as “the missing link” between man… Continue Reading →
Former Ohio Governor and current Senate candidate, Democrat Ted Strickland says Antonin Scalia sure died at the right time. Scalia’s wife and children might say otherwise. The worst part is the people in the audience laugh and applaud the death… Continue Reading →
A pro-abortion non-Catholic is suing a Catholic organization for firing just because he’s pro-abortion and not Catholic and oh, he may have pressured a fellow worker to abort his child. But other than that he was a model employee. Albuquerque… Continue Reading →