NEPAL: Christian Killed While Praying for His Attacker

Sources: Voice of the Martyrs USA, Gospel for Asia An elder of the Believers Church in Nepal was tragically killed in the early morning hours of October 20th while praying for someone who was supposedly quite ill. At 3 a.m., 36-year-old Debalal was called to the home of Kumar Sardar who urgently requested prayer, stating that he was experiencing pain. At first, Debalal was reluctant to visit the man's home due to the late hour and also because Kumar and his family were known to be devout Hindus.

“Don’t Do This To Me!” Reflects National View Toward ObamaCare

In testimony before the US House on October 30, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius experienced an embarrassing moment when she uttered, “Don’t do this to me” into a live microphone.

America’s real president wears a skirt

Barack Obama is not the Emperor Without Clothes; he’s a president in a skirt.

Obama approval down to 42 percent; let us count the reasons

I've been talking all week about a quote from Thomas Jefferson, who said the good sense of the people will always be found to be the best army. They may be led astray for a moment, but will soon correct themselves.

There's Nothing New About a Deeply Divided Nation

The polls and the pundits tell us that the people of the United States of America are deeply divided politically and they’re right. A bit of history helps to understand this.

VIDEO: Dem tells Megyn Kelly, you can't choose the plan you want because this is capitalism

Capitalism, as understood by Democrats. Behold:

Remy: Healthcare Mash

Has Canada's Reputation Really Diminished Since Harper Took the Reins?

For quite some time now, the opposition parties in this country have been trying to gain political capital through claims of Canada's international reputation having diminished since Stephen Harper took the reins in 2006.

TestFest ferrets out the best of the 2014's

Niagara Falls, Ontario - What's the best new 2014 vehicle sold in Canada?

Your Opportunity is Being Transitioned

Do not panic. Everything is under control. Ladies and Gentlemen, Transmen and Transwomen and people of uncertain gender identities, some of you may be alarmed by recent reports of malfunctioning health care websites and policy cancellations.

Saskatoon Health Region's Bizarre Fight For Secrecy

Across Canada government-run hospitals have lost big bucks running cafeterias and restaurants.

Some things you might have missed

The media is consumed as it should be by the massive failure that is HealthCare.gov and the hundreds of thousands of people throughout the United States losing health insurance as a result of ObamaCare. But there are a few other stories that shouldn’t be lost in the shuffle. Here are two:

VIDEO: Q. Obama's ultimately responsible, right? Sebelius: 'Whatever'

Eighteen seconds that pretty much sum up the Obama presidency:

Obama, NSA Spying and the Dangers of Secretive, Authoritarian Government

“The perception here is of a United States where security has trumped liberty, intelligence agencies run amok (vacuuming up data of friend and foe alike), and the once-admired “checks and balances” built into American governance and studied by European schoolchildren have become, at best, secret reviews of secret activities where opposing arguments get no hearing.” – New York Times columnist Roger Cohen Recent reports indicating that President Obama was aware of and personally approved an NSA program that involved spying on the personal communications of various international leaders, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, have once again highlighted the deception and intransigence of the Obama administration in dealing with the revelations that the National Security Agency has been acting outside the bounds of the law, sucking up electronic communications the world over.

Jarrett on Obama and Obama on Amnesty

“I think Barack knew that he had God-given talents that were extraordinary. He knows exactly how smart he is. . . . He knows how perceptive he is. He knows what a good reader of people he is. And he knows that he has the ability — the extraordinary, uncanny ability — to take a thousand different perspectives, digest them and make sense out of them, and I think that he has never really been challenged intellectually. . . . So what I sensed in him was not just a restless spirit but somebody with such extraordinary talents that had to be really taxed in order for him to be happy. . . . He’s been bored to death his whole life. He’s just too talented to do what ordinary people do.” -- Valerie Jarrett

Those Were the Good Old Days

In days gone by, whenever we looked at the incredibly dysfunctional political center of America, Washington, D.C., the most common question that came to mind was “What the hell were they thinking?!” I, for one, am very glad those days are past us now.

Living a life of no regrets with your time

You have 24 hours, 1440 minutes, or 86,400 seconds in a day – what do you do with your time?

Joan of Arc redux

Be careful what you ask for: you might get it. This sage advice offered by every parent ever listened to the angst dramatically rendered by their teenagers for some ridiculously trivial slight has existed for millennia. It ranks near the pinnacle of trite aphorisms and clichés.

Toronto's beleaguered Mayor

As we all know, the media do a far better job of comforting the afflicted and, especially, afflicting the comfortable than the churches do.

Morsi Trial Expected to expose Obama’s ties to Muslim Brotherhood

Cairo, Egypt--Former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi’s trial begins on Monday November 4th, (Valentine’s day in Egypt), and intel rumors are rife that the trial will prove President Barack Obama’s ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.