The Challenge of True Masculinity



a column by Britons, for Britons, typically about Britons

The disillusionment of young British males may be a symptom of greater problems facing Western society. Is there hope for Britain’s young men?

The King of Canada Opens Parliament



A column by canadians, for canadians, typically about canadians

A few short months ago, King Charles III put an exclamation mark on five months of dizzying political change within Canada.

Gaza, Prophecy, and Joe Rogan



What a pleasant surprise it was to hear that the Living Church of God and Tomorrow’s World were mentioned on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast this past weekend. It might seem an odd combination, to be sure. Mr. Rogan’s popular podcast features its share of four-letter words and discussions about topics that, simply put, you won’t hear much about from Tomorrow’s World.

Maintaining the Shoreline



Over the past century, the United States has replenished more than 818 miles of coastline with new sand—a monumental effort to counter the natural erosion of coastlines caused by waves, tides, and storms (American Shore and Beach Preservation Association, August 2019). This repair practice, known as “beach nourishment,” has placed nearly 1.5 billion cubic yards of sand along the U.S.

Will the Peace Hold?



For several decades, Azerbaijan and Armenia have fought over a disputed region in the Caucasus Mountains. Although numerous attempts at peace have been made, none have succeeded (EuroNews, August 8, 2025). Now, through a deal brokered by the United States, both parties are excited about a future peace between their two nations.

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