A trip to Israel led bestselling author and filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza on a three-year exploration of biblical archaeology. This field supports the historical authenticity of the Bible, according to D’Souza. In an interview, he expressed how these archaeological findings highlight the Bible’s historicity. The Stones Cry Out, his latest book, is the result of this...
Category: Culture
Cameroonian Artist Marc Padeu: Blending Renaissance with African Themes
Marc Padeu, a painter from Cameroon, takes inspiration from Renaissance art and merges it within the African setting. His painting, ‘Sous le poids de la coupe’ or ‘Under the Weight of the Cup’, draws on themes found in European Renaissance paintings but reimagined within Cameroon’s cocoa plantations. The London gallery, Larkin Durey, is showcasing this...
The Enduring Legacy of Gay Talese: A Luminary in Journalism
Gay Talese’s 1969 book, The Kingdom and the Power, offered an insightful look at the internal dynamics of The New York Times. It chronicled Talese’s journey from a copyboy to a notable reporter. The non-fiction book captured the intricacies of the newsroom like a vivid novel, marking Talese’s debut as a best-selling author. He spent...
Inclusive Staging of ‘The Trojan Women’ at Ancient Epidaurus
In Greece, a unique theatrical event highlighted a different perspective on ancient warfare. Differing from the familiar heroic narratives, this production of ‘The Trojan Women’ focused on the pain left behind. The cast included both disabled and non-disabled performers, offering a story of exile and enslavement in the aftermath of war. The performance took place...
Chabad Integrates AI with Human Touch in Matchmaking
Artificial intelligence (AI) has added complexity to online interactions, including dating apps. Singles often question the authenticity of profiles and messages. Instead of disregarding AI, Chabad, a Jewish organization, merges it with traditional matchmaking to help singles forge enduring relationships. On August 9, Chabad aims to host the world’s largest Jewish virtual speed dating event....
Debate Over Hasan Piker’s Influence on Democrats
Journalist and ‘2WAY’ host Mark Halperin criticized far-left streamer Hasan Piker in a recent discussion. Halperin suggested Piker might be an exception to the principle of granting grace to everyone. ‘The more I learn about him, the more I believe he is an exception to the rule that we should show grace to all,’ Halperin...
CBS News Sunday Morning Highlights
CBS News Sunday Morning airs Sundays on CBS at 9:00 a.m. ET, with streaming available on the CBS News app at 11:00 a.m. ET. Cover Story: Reviving a Community Seth Doane hosted a segment about Autumn Mowery, who saved the Ellsworth Candlepin Bowling Alley in Maine from demolition. At 18, she became the business owner,...
The Last Jewish Congregants of Kochi Preserving Their Heritage
In Kochi, India, as evening falls over the historic Jew Town neighborhood, Keith Hallegua sets out for the Paradesi Synagogue. Clad in a gray kippah, he understands that his journey for Shavuot, the Jewish holiday marking the giving of the Torah to Moses, will be solitary. Hallegua is the last local congregant, symbolizing the solitary...
Controversy and Culture in the WNBA: The Riley Gaines Perspective
The Riley Gaines Show recently addressed a major controversy within the WNBA. This discussion explored the events involving the Seattle Storm, Sophie Cunningham, and young fans expressing their support for women’s sports at a Fever vs. Storm game. Riley Gaines shared her thoughts on how she believes the league may be pushing families and female...
Kennedy Center Trustees Lack Updated Closure Impact Assessment
The trustees of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts are preparing to vote on a proposed two-year closure. This decision comes without any new evaluations regarding the potential impact on the arts facility, as reported by Democratic board members. In May, a federal judge instructed the Kennedy Center to reconsider plans for...









