La urgente necesidad de escribir "La historia de Petra"A veces, lo único que uno desea es poner los momentos más hermosos del pasado de sus antepasados ​​en un marco y reflexionar sobre ellos para siempre, para evocar en ellos los grandes puntos brillantes de la historia de esos antepasados.Los niños de hoy no saben cómo vivían sus padres -sus abuelos-, como los padres y las madres no hablaban de los abuelos, es decir, su horizonte temporal se estrechará en percibir la existencia constantemente hasta que la historia se reduzca al eterno presente!!Es mejor..Si una persona hace de su lengua y…

House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) had quite the busy Monday. He sent a letter to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg about concerns with censorship with Threads, though that's not the only news about Zuckerberg. Sources confirmed to Townhall that Jordan is considering holding Zuckerberg in contempt, as early as next week. Later that same day, Jordan also sent a letter to FBI Director Christopher Wray, threatening to hold him in contempt if he does not turn over documents related to the bureau's targeting of parents voicing their concerns at school board meetings or its move to infiltrate Catholic Churches. House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan…

The Republican and Democratic parties have no intention of allowing independents and third parties into their exclusive club. A series of arcane laws and rules governing elections make it extremely difficult for outsiders to get on the ballot, receive exposure, raise money, comply with regulations that are designed to advance the interests of Republicans and Democrats or participate in public debates. Third parties and independents are effectively disenfranchised, although 44 percent of the voting public identify as independent. This discrimination is euphemistically labeled “bipartisanship,” but the correct term, as Theresa Amato writes, is “political apartheid.”   “One of the best-kept secrets in American politics…

A brief story sums up my theory of journalism: In 1991 I was trying to work as a freelance reporter in newly ex-communist St. Petersburg, Russia. I heard a hot rumor. After decades of deprivation, gorillas at the city zoo were to be given bananas. I thought Western editors would go crazy. I’d been rejected for more negative stories about the arrival of heroin, or gun violence. Bananas were positive! I went to the zoo, and interviewed a zookeeper. Then I did what journalists do: I hovered around the gorilla cage looking creepy before mustering the courage to ask a…

In the wake of Israel’s deadly assault on the Jenin refugee camp, the largest military operation in the West Bank in nearly two decades, Israeli military officials have been quick to declare victory. According to Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, the goals of the two-day Israeli operation were “fully achieved,” adding that “at the moment of truth, the terrorists in Jenin chose to hide or flee.” That Israel, a nuclear power that boasts the region’s most formidable military, would ultimately prevail over the rag-tag and often teenage rebels of Jenin was never in doubt. With the possible exceptions of Prime Minister Benjamin…