Many in the media and the WNBA seem to have had a hard time reconciling themselves to Caitlin Clark's meteoric rise to basketball fame. Some commentators have attributed Clark's popularity not to her skill but to being white and "pretty," lamenting that black and "queer" players have failed to achieve...

Speculation is rampant about who former President Donald Trump might pick to fill the second slot on his ticket for 2024, but one name seems to have fallen a bit from the top spot it once occupied. Ever since it became obvious that no one on the GOP side could...

A mother of one of the four Hamas hostages rescued by Israeli forces during an operation last weekend spoke about the "very strange rules" her son said the terrorists made him live by. Evgeniia Kozlova, whose son Andrey Kozlov was one the hostages abducted by Hamas terrorists during their attack...

Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock of Georgia raised a question to Christians who support Donald Trump wondering what God they actually worship. He went so far as to liken them to American Christians in the past who supported slavery or segregation. It should be noted that the abolition movement was Christian...

1597 - At 4:30 AM Dutch explorer Willem Barents leaves Novaya Zemlya on his third Arctic expedition to return to the Netherlands (dies on the return voyage) 1906 - Pogrom against Jews in Bialystok, Polish Russia 1919 - 1st nonstop air crossing of Atlantic (Alcock and Brown) leaves Newfoundland 1952 - US Open Men's Golf, Northwood GC: Julius Boros wins 1st of 3 majors by 4 shots from Ed Oliver 1955 - Chile becomes a signatory to the Buenos Aires copyright treaty 1972 - Tropical storm (later hurricane) Agnes forms over Yucatán Peninsula 1985 - Earl Weaver comes out of retirement to manage Baltimore Orioles 1985 - Lebanese Shiite Muslim extremists hijacked TWA Flight 847 2018 - 21st FIFA World Cup opens at the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow, Russia with British singer Robbie Williams and Russian soprano Aida Garifullina performing 2019 - Swiss women hold a national strike over the country's slow pace towards equality More Historical Events »

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Had the Jew tried to stab the Muslim, he would have been charged with attempted murder and a hate crime. But the Muslim is charged with “affray and possessing an object with a blade on it” for which he will serve no jail time. JewishNewsUK Instead, Gabriel Abdullah has been handed two concurrent suspended sentences, […]

Musical instruments, in their traditional forms, are beloved for their familiar sounds and iconic designs. Yet the world of music is not limited to the standard shapes and sizes we’ve come to know. Throughout history and into modern times, inventive minds have pushed the boundaries of musical instrument design, resulting in some truly bizarre creations. […] The post 10 Extremely Strange Designs of Common Musical Instruments appeared first on Listverse.

Some things carry unexpected passengers. Whether they land inside their “hosts” by accident or design, many such pairs are invaluable to researchers. Rare finds can broaden our understanding of history and help rediscover lost species, codes, and more. However, not even the experts can predict where such a gem might reveal itself, as concealed goodies […] The post 10 Strange Things Found Inside Other Things appeared first on Listverse.

If the number of marriages increased in America, the number of abortions would likely decrease, statistics show.  The Pew Research Center reported that in 2021, 87% of women who had abortions were unmarried, meaning that “marriage can make a huge difference if 87% of abortion-determined women are not married,” says pro-life advocate Ben Watson, a former NFL star. It’s not only the unborn that benefit from a society that celebrates marriage, but all children, Watson says. “It’s necessary that men be a part of raising a child and having a commitment to the mother in the form of marriage, because we see statistically that it produces that kind of children that we want in our society,” says Watson, who played for four NFL teams during his 16-season career.  Ahead of Father’s Day, the former NFL tight end and current president of strategic relationships for the Human Coalition joins “The Daily Signal Podcast” to explain how he and his wife have navigated some of the challenges of their own marriage, and whether being a father is what he expected. Watson also offers his predictions on the upcoming 2024-25 NFL season.  Listen to the podcast below:  The post Ex-NFL Star Ben Watson Offers Antidote to Abortion appeared first on The Daily Signal.