Kevin McCullough | Feb 22, 2026 The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Townhall.com. When the Supreme Court recently struck down a key portion of President Trump’s tariff authority, the usual … Continue reading Tariffs keep America Winning
Ed Geisert had to receive medication by air drop at this farm 8 1/2 miles southeast of Ogallala. HAROLD COWAN, THE WORLD-HERALD A huge blizzard that Gov. Val Peterson called one of the greatest catastrophes ever to hit Nebraska raged … Continue reading Back in the day, Jan. 3, 1949: Blizzard called one of the greatest catastrophes to hit Nebraska
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Dmitri Bolt | February 17, 2026 3:15 PM | Townhall My cmnt: Billie Eilish and her brother are very talented, multi-Grammy Award winning artists, singer and song writers, who just like talented athletes believe their opinions and observations about the … Continue reading The Case Of The Man Who Got Deported For His Billie Eilish Joke Just Got More Complicated
Preston Sprinkle – Theology in the raw The Christian faith is cluttered with buzzwords—terms and phrases that spiritually authenticate the stuff we do. We “invite Jesus into our heart,” repeat the phrase “we just…” throughout our prayers, and we try … Continue reading Is “Feeling Called” a Biblical Concept?
Feb. 11, 2026 Listen to this article · 7:33 min Learn more By Christopher Beha – The New York Times My cmnt: This is an article on skepticism especially as it relates to the Christian faith of one man, the … Continue reading Ash Wednesday and the Burden of Living Your Beliefs
Tom Shatel World-Herald Columnist – Feb 17, 2026 Updated 6 hrs ago – Lincoln Journal Star First downs and second guesses: They aren’t exactly All-Airport. Nebraska’s Rienk Mast (51) goes up for a shot against Northwestern’s Tre Singleton (8) during … Continue reading High IQ teams like Nebraska basketball don’t have to impress anyone in the airport
Kurt Schlichter | Jan 08, 2026 | Townhall The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Townhall.com. Let’s start our 2026 by imagining the worst-case scenario – that Donald Trump was somehow … Continue reading The Nightmare That Would Have Been President Kamala Harris
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Transgender girl defeats dozens of biological girls to take honors, qualify for more elite competition By Michael Dorgan Fox News – Published December 14, 2023 – Fox My cmnt: This BOY had competed many times previously in the Boys’ category … Continue reading Trans athlete wins girls’ U14 dance competition, sparking both fury, praise; Riley Gaines weighs in
The Golden State has been ground zero for the issue in recent years By Jackson Thompson Fox News – Published February 11, 2026 – Fox The conflict over biological males in girls’ sports in California re-entered the national spotlight over … Continue reading California’s girls’ sports culture war amps up with massive protest, outrage over recent track and field title
Gabrielle “Sam” Linehan, 28, was sitting in her car when Keith Lamon Brown, 58, allegedly shot and robbed her By Sophia Compton Fox News – Published February 14, 2026 – Fox My cmnt: I post this here, not because it … Continue reading Beloved figure skating coach, former Team USA medalist gunned down in Starbucks drive-thru in broad daylight
The New York Times – Feb. 13, 2026 By Jancee Dunn My husband has an unusual “love language”: He never notices what I’m wearing. This may not sound particularly loving, but hear me out. The “5 Love Languages” were conceived by … Continue reading 5 unofficial love languages
The Satyricon is an ancient Roman novel, likely written by Petronius during Nero’s reign, known for its satire of Roman society through a fragmented, episodic narrative. It chronicles the amoral adventures of scholars Encolpius, Ascyltus, and Giton, blending prose and poetry to depict decadence, lust, … Continue reading Our Super Bowl Satyricon
Matt Vespa | February 11, 2026 3:00 PM | Townhall There was a horrific shooting in British Columbia, Canada, yesterday. At least seven people were killed, with another 25 injured, at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School. Those wounded were reported not … Continue reading The Canadian School Shooter Has Been Identified. Yes, It’s a Transgender Person.
By: Brianna Lyman – February 11, 2026 – 2 min read – The Federalist A mentally ill man cosplaying as a woman reportedly shot and killed six people at a school in British Columbia after murdering his mother and stepbrother, marking … Continue reading Trans School Shooter In Canada Is Latest In Growing Epidemic Of Transgender Violence
By: M.D. Kittle – February 10, 2026 – 8 min read – The Federalist The Election Oversight Group’s 250-page report points to incidents that appear to exceed election worker incompetence and ‘clerical errors’ More than five years after Fulton County, Georgia, … Continue reading Here Are The Top 5 Takeaways From Georgia’s Suspect 2020 Election
Feb. 9, 2026 – New York Times – Editorial Board Thirteen years ago, no state allowed marijuana for recreational purposes. Today, most Americans live in a state that allows them to buy and smoke a joint. President Trump continued the … Continue reading It’s Time for America to Admit That It Has a Marijuana Problem
Warner Todd Huston – 10 Feb 2026 – Breitbart A female high school wrestler is accusing a transgender opponent of trying to push his fingers into her vagina during an official wrestling match in Washington State. Kallie Keeler, 16, a … Continue reading High School Wrestler Says She was Sexually Penetrated by Trans Opponent During Match
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Lionel Shriver’s latest novel is a provocative exploration of immigration in America. Readers can expect a bumpy ride By Mike Harvkey | Dec 12, 2025 – Publisher’s Weekly photo credit: Rii Schroer Eyevine Lionel Shriver is nervous. She’s just heard … Continue reading Lionel Shriver’s Dangerous Ground
According to democrats we almost lost our democracy on that day https://babylonbee.com/january6 Even tho’ the democrats (notice it’s in their name!) love to talk about our democracy, and so mislead as many people as possible, America is not now nor … Continue reading Babylon Bee: Jan. 6th – The most deadliest, darkest day in American history
The Independent Council on Women’s Sports released a statement addressing Khelif’s admission By Jackson Thompson for Fox News – Published February 5, 2026 9:12pm EST – Fox My cmnt: Much like Brittney Griner and Caster Semenya, Imane Khelif has one … Continue reading Women’s sports activists react after boxer Imane Khelif makes confession about biological sex
February 5, 2026 by Ann Coulter This week’s illegal immigrant poster boy is 5-year-old Liam Ramos. According to ICE, when agents approached the boy’s father outside his home, he fled, abandoning his son. The boy’s mother refused to take him, so the agents had to … Continue reading Some Crying Kids Are Way Cooler Than Others
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As Joe Friday of Dragnet used to say: Just the facts Ma’am. Not anymore. Now the Libs say: To hell with the facts, what matters is the narrative. Tom Wolfe pioneered New Journalism in the 1960s/70s, a style that applied fiction-writing techniques … Continue reading Thomas Wolfe and “new journalism” – the end of objective reporting of the news
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Chancellor Rodney Bennett and U.S. Sen. Deb Fischer share a conversation in front of the future site of the National Center for Resilient and Regenerative Precision Agriculture after a groundbreaking ceremony Monday at Nebraska Innovation Campus.JUSTIN WAN, … Continue reading From hiring to resignation: The timeline of Bennett’s UNL leadership
Victor Davis Hanson | Feb 02, 2026 | Townhall The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Townhall.com. In the months before the April 12, 1861, firing on Fort Sumter, there were … Continue reading Slouching Toward Fort Sumter?
In a moment that has sent shockwaves through both academic and activist circles, Anna Krauthamer, a Columbia PhD candidate and self-described prison abolitionist, has found herself at the center of a heated national debate. The 28-year-old, who has been identified … Continue reading Columbia PhD Candidate Anna Krauthamer’s Decision Not to Report 2021 Gang Rape Due to Prison Abolition Stance Sparks Controversy
Date: 27/07/2020Author: Martin Plaut 0 Comments Source: BBC Amid the global debate about race relations, colonialism and slavery, some of the Europeans and Americans who made their fortunes in trading human beings have seen their legacies reassessed, their statues toppled … Continue reading ‘My Nigerian great-grandfather sold slaves’
Journal Star editorial board – Jan 13, 2026 – LJS My cmnt: This whole, sordid liberal affair reflects badly on UNL and the state of Nebraska. Mr. Bennett was UNL’s first chancellor of color. As part of their virtue signaling … Continue reading Editorial, 1/16/26: Exit of Bennett ends turbulent chapter at UNL
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