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How a Trial in Finland Could Have Worldwide Effects on Persecution

The Federalist

The trial of two Finnish Christians for publicly stating mainstream religious teachings that reserve sex only for heterosexual marriage is heading towards a judgment scheduled for March 30. The case could end up hitting Finland’s Supreme Court and even the European Court of Human Rights, which means its outcome could affect the rights of religious believers and political dissidents across the world.

Hillary’s 2016 Coup Attempt Is Disqualifying

The Federalist

As Hillary Clinton reemerges out of the ashes of a failed presidential campaign for a potential bid in 2024, questions remain about what she knew and when she knew it regarding her operation’s collusion crusade with crimes far beyond the worst transgressions of the Watergate scandal. On Saturday, U.S. Special Counsel John Durham revealed in his probe’s latest filing the Clinton campaign hired tech workers to spy on Trump.

Infidelity Is Bad for Society, So Why Does Hollywood Keep Romanticizing It?

The Federalist

Fan favorites that excuse disloyalty in the name of “true love” include “Me Before You,” “Titanic,” “Love, Actually,” “Sleepless in Seattle,” “Letters to Juliet,” and “While You Were Sleeping.” There’s also a long list of TV shows such as “Sex and The City,” “Friends,” and “The Office” that are also guilty of endorsing unfaithful behavior so the characters can supposedly find the love and happiness they think they deserve. 

The New Yorker Lies Again About Clarence Thomas and His Wife

The Federalist

Jane Mayer of The New Yorker magazine and her fellow lefties are ramping up attacks on conservative Supreme Court justices, as they fear the court is getting ready to issue a host of decisions they won’t like, most especially a ruling that may overturn Roe v. Wade. Mayer published a pathetic “hit” piece on Ginni Thomas, a long-time conservative activist and the wife of Justice Clarence Thomas. It’s a dud.