Eighth-Grader Who Refused to Remove NRA Shirt Could Face Year in Prison
Perhaps a suddenly firearm-friendly President Obama can put in a good word for Jared Marcum. In April, Marcum, an eighth-grader at Logan Middle School in Logan, W. Va., was arrested when he refused to take off his NRA t-shirt. The New York Daily News reports.... Read More

New Study Finds Media Bias in Gay Marriage Coverage
The Pew Research Center has released a study examining media coverage of gay marriage during the period leading up to, during, and after Supreme Court hearings on the issue. In a period marked by Supreme Court deliberations on the subject, the news media coverage provided a strong sense of momentum towards legalizing same-sex... Read More

Report: Mosques Exempt from Gov’t Surveillance
According to an online editorial in Investor's Business Daily, mosques have been off-limits to the FBI for almost two years. Since October 2011, says that report, surveillance or undercover sting operations in mosques have been prohibited without high-level approval from a special oversight body at the Justice Department... Read More

Fed Reports Taxes, Not Sequester, Drag on GDP
Brian Lucking and Daniel Wilson of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco have made news with their 3 June 2013 Economic Letter, in which they point the finger at a new source of drag on the U.S. economy: the U.S. federal government's fiscal policies, and President Obama's tax hikes in particular: While our estimates show that fiscal policy has held back the recovery slightly to date... Read More

Syrian Forces Training to Storm Israel's Border
Thousands of Syrians are currently training in Iran to serve as a force ready to storm Israel’s northern Golan Heights, according to informed Middle Eastern security officials. The officials said between 3,000 and 5,000 Syrian men were being trained in the event Syrian President Bashar al-Assad decides to open a front against the Golan Heights... Read More

Big U.S. Companies You Might Not Know Are Religious
Talking about religion and politics can be dangerous among friends. It's doubly so for businesses. That double-edged sword became crystal clear last year after Chick-fil-A's COO made comments about the chain's opposition to gay marriage. It sparked a massive backlash from the media, gay and lesbian couples, and even the mayor of Boston... Read More

Dwight Eisenhower D-Day Message
Read the message from Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, Commander of the Allied Forces, to the troops as they prepared to embark on the D-Day invasion. Notice his short prayer at the end, asking God to bless their efforts.
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Franklin Roosevelt's D-Day Prayer
In 1944, President Franklin D. Roosevelt printed copies of his famous D-Day speech to give to give as gifts. See a picture of that 1944 Christmas gift and the transcription of the prayer Roosevelt prayed on D-Day (June 6, 1944).
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WWI & WWII War Bond Posters
During WWI and WWI, war bonds were sold by the U.S. Treasury Department to help fund the war efforts. To promote the bonds and encourage their purchase by citizens, the government produced posters that would promote patriotism and stir pro-American feelings. WallBuilders has seven of these war bond posters.
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Sermon - Artillery - Boston, 1809
This is the text of an Artillery Sermon preached by Rev. John Foster on June 5, 1809 in Boston. Rev. Foster used Proverbs 24:6 to talk about just war and self-defense.
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Sermon - Liberty - 1775
Rev. Duche´s message in this sermon is a powerful and compelling presentation of the liberty Christ provides His people, and the clear application of that liberty to the civil arena.
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Charles Carroll 1825 Letter
Nearing the end of his life, Charles Carroll expressed his strong faith in the redeeming power of Christ in this letter to his friend and acquaintance Dr. Charles Wharton.
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