The Challenger Disaster: What Went Wrong?
The Space Shuttle Challenger on its STS-51L mission was launched for the first time on January 28, 1986, from pad 39B at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral. The families of the astronauts were there, many More...
5 Things I Adore About Living in Mexico City
Just after college my buddy Dean Kirkland WA resident like myself and ex-college roomie, jumped in the car and went on a road trip from Washington to Vancouver. This was the first road trip that we had ever been More...
‘Thank You For Your Service’ highlights PTSD struggles for Vets but falls short on the ‘thank you’
The struggles of returning soldiers never appeared on screen in the way Thank You For Your Service highlights PTSD, the incompetence of Veterans Affairs and the arrogance of military leadership. American Sniper More...
Georgia Middle School teacher asks her student to draw a ‘Nazi mascot’
A teacher at Shiloh Middle School in Gwinnett County, Georgia, is being criticized for a homework assignment in which they asked students to draw a “Nazi mascot.” photo/ twitter Fox 4 News The assignment More...
‘Legends of Tomorrow’ season 3 preview: Julius Caesar, circus and more fun
Legends of Tomorrow appeared to really impress fans during season two, moving away from Rip Hunter’s role and adding the trio of villains, the Legion of Doom. Collider even noted that “Legends of Tomorrow is More...
Florence Pugh will amaze and disturb audiences in ‘Lady MacBeth’
Just hearing the name MacBeth and most everyone thinks of Shakespeare. Inspired by the plot of murderous woman the famous playwright created in MacBeth, the 1865 novella by Nikolai Leskov, Lady Macbeth of the More...
Rome State Archives to join Museum of the Bible in 2018
People will soon get a unique opportunity to see ancient cultural treasures from Rome with a visit to Washington. Museum of the Bible, the 430,000-square-foot museum that opens this November just three blocks from More...
5 Top Museums You Need to Visit to Help with Your History Studies
There are thousands of museums around the world that house a variety of art and history pieces for the public to view, but what museums offer the biggest and most famous collections? If you’re currently studying More...
‘Is Genesis History’ opens to sold out cinemas, two nights added: March 2 and March 7
“Is Genesis History?” debuted in movie theaters on February 23 to incredible audience support and sold-out auditoriums around the country, ranking No. 1 at the box office for the day above all other major film More...
‘Is Genesis History’ Documentary screens tonight
In the exciting new documentary, IS GENESIS HISTORY?, Dr. Del Tackett leads audiences on a remarkable journey through evidence from renowned scientists and Bible scholars that supports historic claims in the Book More...
Nat Geo’s ‘Origins Journey of Humankind’ begins March 6
In the greatest adventure saga ever told — the story of human civilization — National Geographic presents ORIGINS: The Journey of Humankind – an eight-part series that traces the innovations More...
Unbelievable facts on the Dead Sea: Stay informed
The Dead Sea is also called the Salt Sea and is a salty lake which forms a border to Jordan to the east and Israel and West Bank to the west. It is touted to be one of the truly unique and interesting places on More...
Remember the Holocaust, ‘we stand in solidarity with our Jewish brother and sisters’
Today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day, designated as a memorial day for the six million European Jews, including 1.5 million children, that were annihilated by the Nazi regime in concentration camps More...
Record stock market: Dow hits 20,000
The Dow hits 20,000, making history today by blowing past that key level for the first time ever. The historic milestone leaves the Dow up more than 1,700 points since President Donald Trump’s victory in More...
What is a neoconservative? Neocons and liberals are two sides of the same coin
Occasionally when I participate in political message boards, someone (certainly a liberal) will respond to my post by calling me a neoconservative. That is truly offensive to me because I am so far from that philosophy, More...
Faith and Liberty Discovery Center announced for Philadelphia, coming in 2018
A $60 million attraction with unprecedented technology will open on Independence Mall in fall 2018, American Bible Society announced today. Called the Faith & Liberty Discovery Center, the experience will highlight More...
Jesse Jackson: Christmas is poor people’s holy day
2009 photo/Eric Guo, cropped by Beyond My Ken via wikicommons Looking back just five years, here’s the thoughts from Rev. Jackson From December 3rd’s Rainbow PUSH Saturday Morning Forum (2011), broadcast More...
The War on Christmas by Rants and Raves
From FIVE years ago: The War on Christmas seemed like a regular and viable topic…now, this is a non-issue. Christmas trees are being sold and people say it regularly. While the materialism is still present, More...
Richard Nixon met with Elvis December 21, 1970
On December 21, 1970, Elvis Presley paid a visit to President Richard M. Nixon at the White House in Washington, D.C. The meeting was initiated by Presley, who wrote Nixon a six-page letter requesting a visit with More...
Babe Didrikson Zaharias: ‘Greatest female athlete of all-time’
Let’s have a blast from the past as we look back to one of the multi-talented female athletes in all of history, Babe Didrikson, considered one of the utmost female sports personalities of all-time. She More...
