The World's Highest Virtue You've heard it said "can't we all just get along?" And in our world, the tolerant are prized. Those who welcome all worldviews with open-arms and encourage all pursuits with approval are considered the tolerant ones. Love means accepting and approving, condoning and commending. This is what our cultural...

You know what to expect. In fact, it has already begun. The disgusting racists in the establishment media, emboldened by a successful coup against President Joe Biden, have received their marching orders from the Democratic Party and have taken to social media with an all-out blitz designed to shame black...

July 24, 2024

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The Palestinian Authority is now officially a Hamas front. The post Unity Deal Means Support for Palestinian Authority is Support for Hamas appeared first on Frontpage Mag.

"The victims displayed political yard signs for former President Donald Trump" The post 80-Year-Old Man Killed for Putting Up Trump Signs appeared first on Frontpage Mag.

When the Weather Girls first released “It’s Raining Men” in 1982, they had no idea how right they would be. That song is obviously fun, memorable, and catchy. But as it turns out, it’s also true! Okay, it’s not technically true. Men don’t rain down from the sky—except perhaps in some single woman’s dreams. It’s […] The post Ten Times It Rained Animals (Yes, Animals) appeared first on Listverse.

Thermopylae. The Alamo. Little Big Horn. All heroic last stands where the defenders were all wiped out. Yet these are the actions that we remember and celebrate in stories, legends, and movies. We find something compelling in such tales of courage in the face of inevitable defeat. But romanticism, when we come down to reality, […] The post 10 Desperate Last Stands That Ended in Victory appeared first on Listverse.

Within less than two weeks, the world has watched as former President Donald Trump was almost assassinated, President Joe Biden announced he was ending his bid for reelection, and Vice President Kamala Harris has emerged as the leading choice for the Democratic Party nomination for president. From within the U.S., it feels like a tumultuous time in American politics. But how is the world—and specifically, the United Kingdom—viewing “the land of the free and home of the brave” right now?  The U.K. is “very concerned” by recent events in America, says Matthew Goodwin, a professor of politics and international relations at the University of Kent and a senior fellow at the Legatum Institute, a London think tank. “The attempted assassination of Donald Trump was seen as a symbol of a country that is very divided and polarized,” according to Goodwin. “There’s an awareness that the rhetoric has become extreme, not just around the former president, but also on the Left of American politics.”  Goodwin joins “The Daily Signal Podcast” to discuss Europeans’ views of America’s fraught election cycle, and to discuss the results of the U.K’s own recent elections that resulted in the worst-ever election defeat for Britain’s Conservative Party.  Listen to the podcast below: The post How Does UK View America’s Tumultuous Political Season?  appeared first on The Daily Signal.

A Roman cinerary urn with an important dedicatory inscription has been has come to light in Portogruaro, a town on the outskirts of Venice, northern Italy. The urn dates to between the 1st century B.C. and the middle of the 1st century A.D. Engraved in Latin capitals on the front of the box is an inscription commissioned by Attius Lucullus, a member of the Attii family who were prominent in the area and known from numerous inscriptions in nearby ancient Altinum. The box is made of limestone and has a rhomboid shape with a pseudo-square base. There is a cut-out square cavity at the top which held the cinerary remains. Originally, the cavity was covered by a lid, but that is long gone, as are the ashes of the deceased. The inscription has suffered heavy wear and tear and is only partially legible with the naked eye. It reads: L(ucio) Attio Sex(ti) f(ilio) patri, C(aio) Attio Sex(ti) f(ilio) patruo, [-] Attio L(uci) f(ilio) fratri, [-] Attius L(uci) f(ilius) Lucullus. It names four members of the Attius family: the dedicator, Attius Lucullus, his father Lucius, his uncle Caius and his brother. The limestone box was discovered in the late 60s or early 70s in a field near a farmhouse, but the finder never reported it. It was left in the garden of the cottage even as different owners acquired it. When the current property owners, bought the farmhouse in 2023, they reported the urn to the Archaeological Superintendency who launched an investigation. At the end of the investigation, in January 2024, the Pordenone Public Prosecutor’s Office seized the urn on the grounds that the current property owners had no legal title to it and assigned it to the Concordiese National Museum in Portogruaro. The Carabinieri Nucleus for the Protection of Cultural Heritage of Venice have now delivered the urn to the Concordiese National Museum. Researchers are now examining it further in the hope of being able to make out the faded parts of the inscription.