Frank Devenuto is running for state representative. This is part 3 of a three-part series.
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Commentary Long Live The Kings. Who Decides?— Guest Post by Frank Devenuto— Part 2 of 3
Frank Devenuto is running for state representative for Missouri 143rd district. This is part 2 of a 3 part series.
Commentary Long Live The Kings. Who Decides?— Guest Post by Frank Devenuto— Part 1 of 3
Frank Devenuto is running for state representative. He recently submitted a letter regarding voting and kings. This is part one of a three-part series.
D-day: Turning Point of the War in Europe
Many have said that D-Day was the turning point of the war in Europe during World War II (WWII).
Editorial Humorous Video Shows the Absurdity of Social Distancing
This is a video lampooning how crazy ‘social distancing ‘ can become if we don’t stand up for our God-given rights. They are ours to give, and ours to take back.
Editorial Why Are LGBTQ’s Fixated on Christians?
Recently homosexuals, and all the groups who are engaged in that type of variant sexual behavior, have been fixated on the fast-food chain, Chick-fil-A.
Age Limit Now 21 Across U.S. for Purchasing Tobacco Products
The standard age limit for buying tobacco products in the U.S. has been 18 since 1987, on December 20, however, the age limit was raised to 21.
Trump Acknowledges God in National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony
On December 5th in Washington, D.C. President Trump reminded America of the true meaning of Christmas with his remarks at the National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony.
President Trump Proclaims National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day- December 7
December 7 is National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, a day to remember those who died in the attack at Pearl Harbor.
Governor Parson Encourages Missourians to Honor Veterans This Weekend
To honor the veterans in the state, Missouri’s Governor Mike Parson will be participating in numerous Veterans Day events this weekend.
NYPD Commissioner O’Neill Resigns After Bail Reform Law
New York City Police Commissioner James O’Neill resigned following shortly after the city reformed their bail laws.
The U.K.’s First Chick-fil-A is Closing in 6 Months Amid Protests
The United Kingdom’s first Chick-fil-A just opened at The Oracle, which Chick-fil-A leases space from, but less than two weeks after opening Chick-fil-A announced that it will be closing in six months.