Author Matthew Archbold
OK. My daughter is home from college. She’s had a goldfish named Kevin for a few months. She won him. Her roommates won fish too but they promptly died within days as fish tend to do. But Kevin survived. And… Continue Reading →
If only middle school principals could marry this never would’ve happened. Sickening. Yet totally predictable. But please remember educators and Planned Parenthood have only your child’s best interests at heart. And please also recall that your taxpayer money supports both… Continue Reading →
It’s getting more difficult to satire the 21st century because we are becoming increasingly absurd. This one is horrifying though. I almost think it has to be satire but then again, probably not. Another one of our @TheBabylonBee prophecies fulfilled… Continue Reading →
In a medical first, doctors transplanted a pig heart into a patient in a last-ditch effort to save his life and a Maryland hospital said Monday that he’s doing well three days after the highly experimental surgery. Pigs are predictably… Continue Reading →
This is pretty awesome. After slipping in the women’s 500m at U.S. Speed Skating Trials, it appeared as though world No. 1 Erin Jackson would miss out on the Winter Olympics… until her childhood friend and teammate Brittany Bowe stepped… Continue Reading →
Nobody deserves this more. Cardinal Cupich has done so much to undercut the Church’s teaching on life. And then even when he goes to the March for Life rally in Chicago, what does he do? He scolds the pro-lifers who… Continue Reading →
I don’t even know who to root for in this mess? I will say these young women in these Ivy League schools are receiving the best education they never wanted -a harsh dose of reality. I’d hope at least one… Continue Reading →
What kind of insanity is this. On the day of Jesus’ birth, the website Five Thirty Eight decides to run some clickbait garbage on Twitter asking people to share their abortion story. Do you have an abortion story? We want… Continue Reading →
Becket Cook is a Christian podcaster who came to Christ and left the homosexual lifestyle over a decade ago. Here, he’s interviewing a former lesbian gender studies professor who came to love Christ. Her story shows that nobody is beyond… Continue Reading →
My two daughters came home from college and mentioned how great the house looked. Everything in its place. Everything was clean. That’s like the vikings wondering why all the pillaging and arson went away when they left. Having the kids… Continue Reading →