The Left likes to promulgate the notion that white supremacy is rampant in America and is a major barrier to minorities advancing in society. That narrative has been skewered by a recent study showing that most minorities have experienced little to no discrimination in America. A group of researchers conducted interviews of minorities at four […]
Trump vs. Obama: A Study in Contrasts.
April 24, 2017 by
President Trump meets with Aya Hijazi, an Egyptian-American aid worker, in the Oval office of the White House in Washington, Friday, April 21, 2017. A full recitation of the differences between Barack Obama and Donald Trump would fill a book. Since this is a blog, not a book, I won’t assay that gargantuan task. But […]
Study reveals how much Trump has saved taxpayers in just 3 months, and itâs BLOWING MINDSâŚ
April 21, 2017 by
Shortly after Donald Trump won the 2016 election, markets started an historic rally. Of course, the surge in economic optimism was for good reason. On the campaign trail, Trump promised vital economic changes like tax and regulatory reform. Not only that, as one of the most successful businessmen in the world, Trump understood exactly what […]
The March for Life and the Anti-Trump Womenâs March: A Study in Contrasts
January 28, 2017 by
Iâm writing this article on the eve of the 44th annual March for Life, but I can tell you in advance how it will differ dramatically from the recent Womenâs March, organized in protest of the inauguration of President Trump. First, the media coverage of the events will be totally different. Whereas the Womenâs March […]
90,000 Christians Killed in 2016, 1 Every 6 Minutes: Study
December 31, 2016 by
In an interview with Vatican Radio, Introvigne, the founder of the independent Center for Studies on New Religions based in Turin, Italy, cited statistics compiled by the Center for Study of Global Christianity at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary for a annual report that is expected to be released next month. Introvigne said that there are between […]
Harvard Study Concludes The Obvious About Who To Blame For Sluggish US Economy
September 16, 2016 by
Strongly partisan government is to blame for a sluggish U.S. economy, concludes a study from The Harvard Business School. âThe U.S. political system was once the envy of many nations. Over the last two decades, however, it has become our greatest liability. Americans no longer trust their political leaders, and political polarization has increased dramatically. Americans […]
Study: Low-Skilled Immigrants Are Replacing Low-Skilled Native-Born Americans
September 6, 2016 by
Native-born American men without a high school degree are rapidly disappearing from the work force only to be replaced by immigrant dropouts, according to a study published Tuesday by the Center for Immigration Studies. The study compares hours worked annually over time by prime-age low-skilled native born American men and prime-age low-skilled immigrant men. Prime […]
CDC Study: Gay, Bisexual Teens More Prone to Risky Behavior
September 5, 2016 by
A national study by the Centers for Disease Control suggests that gay, lesbian and bisexual teenagers face more bullying and are also more likely to engage in violence-related risky behaviors, use of drugs and alcohol, and consider attempting suicide. Nationwide, about 89 percent of students identified as heterosexual, 2 percent as gay or lesbian, 6 […]
REPORT: CDC Ignores Own Study, Allows Refugees Into U.S. Without Proper Tests
May 21, 2016 by
Dr. Jane Orient, executive director of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, is criticizing the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for allowing refugees to enter the United States without screening and treatment for latent tuberculosis. Seven of the agencyâs own public health experts said such screening and treatment âwould potentially save millions of dollars […]
Only 22 Percent of Millennials Attend Church, Study Finds
May 6, 2016 by
The percentage of Americans who believe that the Sabbath is a religiously significant day has sharply declined since 1978, according to a recent poll. In a survey conducted by YouGov on behalf of Deseret News, 50 percent of respondents said the Sabbath had a religious or spiritual significance. This contrasts to a 1978 Gallup poll […]
Bloody tide: Terror deaths increased 8-fold since 2010, says study
March 29, 2016 by
The deadly toll of terrorism around the globe has jumped nearly 800 percent in the past five years, according to an exhaustive new report that blames the alarming expansion of Islamist groups across the Middle East and Africa. The nonprofit Investigative Project on Terrorism found that an average of nearly 30,000 people per year have […]
Study: Concealed Carry Lowers Crime
February 13, 2016 by
A recently released Crime Research Prevention Center (CRPC) study on academics and concealed carry in the United States shows that economistsâ consensus is overwhelmingly that concealed carry lowers crime. The study surveyed â50 economists,â comprised of 43 Americans, four Canadians, two Australians, and one Swedish economist. CRPC asked, âIn the United States, are guns used in […]