by WorldTribune Staff, May 28, 2019 “Observe the habits of travelers. In subway cars, on airplanes, and on buses, passengers once passed the time by reading newspapers, magazines, and books. Now they check social media, play video games, and text,” a columnist noted. The current environment “reflects a less literate, intellectually-curious population. In many ways, […]
by WorldTribune Staff, May 28, 2019 Oscar-winning actor Jon Voight recently released a video in which he referred to President Donald Trump as “the greatest president since Abraham Lincoln.” Blimp Award winner Alyssa Milano responded by slamming Voight, tweeting: “Now I understand why Republicans like to discredit actors and our political views. Stay in your […]
Special to WorldTribune.com, May 27, 2019 By John McNabb The following Memorial Day reflection, was originally published on May 28, 2018. When I think about this day, I think about something of a rarity in our country today — sacrifice. America today is all about “me”. The politicians and bureaucrats, celebrities, social justice warriors, identity […]
by WorldTribune Staff, May 21, 2019 A new study has found that anti-black and anti-Hispanic prejudice has declined since President Donald Trump took office. The results defied their expectations, the researchers said. In the study, University of Pennsylvania sociologists Daniel J. Hopkins and Samantha Washington set out to measure the effect of Trump’s election on […]
Special to WorldTribune.com By Geostrategy-Direct Communist China is currently holding more than one million ethnic Uighur Muslims in prison camps. Supreme leader Xi Jinping is committed to rampant espionage against American citizens and companies and the kidnapping of critics from foreign countries. Mao Zedong caused the deaths of 50 million of his fellow Chinese. Despite […]
Special to WorldTribune.com Jeffrey T. Kuhner Alabama may have just made history. The state has passed the most restrictive abortion law in the country. It bans all abortions during any time of a woman’s pregnancy. The only exception is if the life of a mother is in danger. Otherwise, no other exceptions — even in […]
by WorldTribune Staff, May 7, 2019 After being all but shut out during 8 years of the Obama administration, interns from conservative and Christian colleges are landing plenty of spots in the Trump administration, a columnist noted. “Schools such as Liberty University, Patrick Henry College, and Hillsdale College have seen a significant increase in students […]
by WorldTribune Staff, April 25, 2019 Americans are among the most stressed-out people in the world, with 45 percent saying they often felt worried a lot and 22 percent saying they felt a lot of anger, a new Gallup poll found. “Even as their economy roared, more Americans were stressed, angry and worried last year […]
by WorldTribune Staff, April 19, 2019 Kate Smith’s 1939 recording of “God Bless America” is no longer to be played during the seventh-inning stretch at Yankee Stadium in New York. The Yankees said they made the decision after learning Smith, who died in 1986, had also provided vocals for songs with what have been described […]
by WorldTribune Staff, April 11, 2019 While allowing a lawsuit to proceed against an Illinois school district which allows transgender students to use the facilities of their choice, a federal judge threw out the student-plaintiffs’ argument that they have the right to “bodily privacy,” saying that right refers to physically being touched by others, “not […]
