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By David K. Clements IN THE SHADOWED DAWN of January 3, 2026, the chains of justice clanged shut on Nicolás Maduro, the Venezuelan despot captured by U.S. Delta Force amid precision strikes that shattered his regime's grip. Once the untouchable head of the Cartel of the Suns, with a $15 million bounty on his crown—whispered in some circles as fifty for the full haul—he now sits in American custody, his wife Cilia Flores beside him, en route to prosecution in New York. This

I OPENED MY EMAIL after posting my thanks to President Trump for pardoning Tina Peters.  Demons howled.  Tim Johnson wrote, “She's not pardoned you f--king moron. Do you not understand how the law works you idiot? Seriously consider suicide.” Oh, the mail I get.  Tim, this episode is for you. My mind races to the cold plains of Colorado, the kind of cold that bit like a promise unkept. Tina Peters sits in prison, a woman who had touched the forbidden files of an election g

“Now people have taken jewels and precious stones and cut a very thin slice for microscopic purposes. They shone cross-polarized light through them. What happens to these precious stones in pure light? The technical term, to give you a bit of science for a moment, is anisotropic jewels and isotropic jewels, ” remarked David Pawson, a Bible teacher.   He continued, “Some jewels in pure light, whatever that color is to begin with, they may be red, blue, or green, turn into al

THE WAR BEGAN long before the first tank rolled or the first ballot was stolen. It began with a story. In the garden a serpent asked a question that still echoes in every trailer, every classroom, every thirty-second spot on your phone: “Did God really say?” That was the opening shot of nonlinear warfare, and the enemy has never changed his weapon. He fights with stories. We were made to fight the same way. For two centuries the American story was simple enough that a chi