This Man Received 167 Sex-Change Surgeries. He Lives in a World of Regret.
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| Jan. 16, 2018 |
Good morning from Washington, where President Trump's administration is likely to turn 1 year old Saturday without having filled nearly half of some major posts. Fred Lucas reports. Congress is about to refocus on budget matters. Justin Bogie lists seven ways to tighten the belt effectively. The New York Times falls for hype about land mines, Ted Bromund writes. Plus: Tony Perkins on where in the world it's deadly to be a Christian, and Walt Heyer on the false path of gender-reassignment surgery. |
CommentaryThis Man Received 167 Sex-Change Surgeries. He Lives in a World of Regret.Blair Logsdon says he regrets all 167 surgeries. No longer turning to the surgeons to discover his "true self," he has found his true male self in following Jesus Christ. |
CommentaryNew York Times Gets the Facts Wrong on Land MinesAccording to The New York Times, 8,605 people were injured or killed in 2016 by land mines and "other booby-trap explosives." In fact, 1,765 people were. |
NewsThere Are 633 Key Administration Positions. Trump Hasn't Appointed Nominees for 252 of Them."Trump has yet to fill key political policy and management jobs across the government, ranging from the IRS, to the Census Bureau and the Drug Enforcement Administration, to important diplomatic positions," says Max Stier of the Partnership for Public Service. |
Commentary7 Ways Congress Can Rein in Out-of-Control SpendingWith deficits projected to reach trillion-dollar levels in only five years, inaction on the budget is driving the country closer to a fiscal breakdown. |
CommentaryNorth Korea, Afghanistan Top List of Dangerous Places to Be Christian"Nearly one of every 12 Christians in the world today lives in an area, or in a culture, in which Christianity is illegal, forbidden, or punished," says Open Doors President David Curry. |
NewsFlashback: How 1 Decision by 2 Parents Shaped the Life of a Baseball MVPLorenzo McCutchen and Petrina Swan were high-school teenagers when their son Andrew was born. Five years later, his parents made a choice that would change Andrew's life forever. On Monday, the former baseball MVP was traded to the San Francisco Giants. |
CommentaryWe Hear You: DACA, Illegal Immigration, Sanctuary Cities, and Voter Fraud"My parents came from Mexico many decades ago. They learned English, became citizens, and grew to love America. They never went on welfare nor took advantage of our country," writes Molly Schubert. |
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