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A mother who strangles her own young children should trigger universal horror. Instead, parts of public conversation treat the perpetrator as the primary sufferer. That inversion is the starting point for Katy Faust’s discussion with Dad Saves America. Faust, founder...
Abortion remains legal through birth in multiple American states, including after voters enshrined it in constitutions. Meanwhile, some of the best-funded pro-life organisations have opposed bills that would treat the killing of an unborn child as a homicide when the...
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When a federal senator is elected president of his state Liberal Party, the coverage often arrives already loaded with adjectives. “Rebel.” “Controversial.” “Firebrand.” Senator Alex Antic has heard them all. Rather than feed the cycle, he largely refuses the...
Many churches claim they want to love people with same-sex attraction. In practice, the welcome often comes with conditions: change first, then belong. The result is either heavy-handed confrontation or quiet avoidance. Matthew Aaron’s account cuts through that...
When a society begins to hate its own history, redefine its enemy classes and treat the family as an obstacle, something more than ordinary politics is underway. Jack Posobiec claims these are not new developments but recognisable steps in a long-running revolutionary...
Household budgets feel tighter than many can remember. Wages rise, businesses charge more, yet disposable income keeps shrinking and small operators struggle to stay open. Topher Field’s latest episode treats this not as temporary mismanagement but as the predictable...
A husband says he “doesn’t do consent”. Critics invoke marital rape, politicians condemn him and a television report places his words beside a reminder that marriage does not constitute sexual consent. It sounds appalling — until the surrounding argument is heard....
Politicians love announcing cheaper trains, free this and free that just before an election. The photo of Australia’s Prime Minister and Queensland’s Premier riding the Gold Coast light rail for 50 cents was classic campaign theatre. Damian’s point is blunt: the...
Governments across the West now claim the power to decide which conversations about sex, identity and reality are permitted. In Australia that power has already produced conversion therapy bans that treat voluntary counselling aimed at biological reality as harmful,...
If Jesus could simply tell people, “Your sins are forgiven”, before His crucifixion, why was the cross necessary at all? That is not a minor theological puzzle. It goes directly to the heart of the Christian gospel — and it is the question that the host of this...
Empathy sounds like an uncontroversial virtue. We should care about how other people feel. We should avoid needless cruelty. We should treat people with compassion. But what happens when empathy stops being one virtue among many and becomes the standard by which every...
What would happen if Christians in Australia or America suddenly discovered that thousands of fellow believers were being killed, entire villages abandoned and churches left to rebuild themselves — and yet most of the Western Church barely noticed? That is the...
Political opponents being described as dangerous is nothing new. But what happens when increasingly heated political rhetoric meets legislation that gives governments new powers to designate organisations as prohibited groups? That is the question Topher Field raises...
When a Prime Minister claims the housing system is being fixed, the numbers should back him up. In a recent statement, Anthony Albanese pointed to reduced competition for first-home buyers and a 27 per cent rise in investor loans for new builds. Topher Field, in...
Extraordinary powers that suspend ordinary legal safeguards rarely arrive with fanfare. Last week the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Amendment Bill (No. 2) 2025 cleared the Senate and became law. It expands the grounds on which ASIO can compel people —...
The church has creeds for a reason. When heresy threatened the doctrine of Christ, bishops produced the Nicene Creed. When the church needed a short summary of the faith, it used the Apostles’ Creed. Those documents still shape liturgy and draw boundaries. Today the...
The Guardian is terrified of One Nation, and believes the conservative Senator Malcolm Roberts is a soft target to whip up fear and smear with false accusations and slander. I've published the above video with the questions and answers they're quoting, along with some...
Five years on, many Australians and Americans still treat the COVID response as a closed chapter of over-caution and noble mistakes. Steve Deace refuses that framing. In conversation with Seth Gruber he contends that Anthony Fauci and allied agencies understood the...
We have a national crisis of faith in Australian churches. You have to hear the evidence and data in this sermon supporting the conclusion that only 5.8% of church-going Christians hate the shedding of innocent blood like God does. 16 out of 17 Christians don't care...
A Colorado woman is told, with absolute certainty, that she stole packages. The officer has video. He refuses to show it unless she admits guilt. She is completely innocent. Charges are later dropped. That pattern — incomplete data plus supreme confidence — is not...
A growing number of people who claim the name of Christ now argue that Scripture itself supports legal abortion. They point to Numbers 5 as a supposed “abortion recipe,” treat Exodus 21 as proof the unborn have lower value, and read divine curses in Hosea as divine...
Something feels off with men in this generation. Many young women say the men around them lack strength and direction. Many young men feel hesitant to lead or endure hard things. At the same time the culture insists the highest good is discovering and expressing one’s...
A man walks out of a sports store carrying a brand-new baseball bat, still sealed in its packaging. British police intervene as if he poses an immediate public threat. The footage is almost comic until you realise the same logic—treat legal sports equipment as a...
“Love is love” has become a conversation-stopper. Challenge it and you risk being cast as an enemy of affection itself. Yet the claim collapses the moment the question shifts from private emotion to public purpose. In this conversation with Dave Pellowe, Katy Faust...