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3 weeks ago | 
denisonforum.org | Ryan Denison |Steve Yount |Jim Denison
Earlier this week, The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg released the full text chain of the group chat he was mistakenly included in by National Security Advisor Michael Waltz. The only redacted portion was the name of an undercover CIA intelligence officer. The move was likely the result of the numerous personal attacks levied at Goldberg throughout the week, as well as the ways in which the Trump administration has attempted to downplay the Signal leak and its breach in security.
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1 month ago | 
denisonforum.org | Steve Yount |Jim Denison |Mark Turman
The late Mark McCormack, author of The 110% Solution, believed that many people coast without giving complete effort. “It has long been my conviction, however, that 50% or 75% simply isn’t good enough,” he wrote. “I’m not even talking about ‘success’ right now. I’m talking about happiness.
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2 months ago | 
denisonforum.org | Mark Turman |Steve Yount |Jim Denison
Oscar cinema movie statuette récompense. By Jean-Luc/stock.adobe.com The nominees for the 2025 Academy Awards, commonly referred to as the Oscars, were announced on Thursday. The most surprising takeaway came in the 13 nominations garnered by Emilia Peréz: a musical following the story of a cartel leader seeking to fake his death and become a woman.
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Nov 19, 2024 | 
denisonforum.org | Ryan Denison |Steve Yount |Jim Denison
Military forces & helicopters between smoke and dust in destroyed city after attack. By Meysam Azarneshin/stock.adobe.com On Tuesday morning, Ukraine marked the 1000th day of its war with Russia by using its newly authorized and American-made ATACMS missiles to attack inside the Russian border for the first time.
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Oct 25, 2024 | 
denisonforum.org | Jim Denison |Mark Turman |Steve Yount
Transgender golfer Hailey Davidson recently attempted to qualify for the LPGA. Here’s why the story made headlines: reports surfaced of 275 female players signing a letter asking top golf organizations to repeal their policies allowing people assigned male at birth to compete in women’s events. Those policies currently allow players who have surgically transitioned after puberty and meet hormone therapy requirements to compete.
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Oct 3, 2024 | 
denisonforum.org | Ryan Denison |Steve Yount |Jim Denison
For the vast majority of modern history, women have outnumbered men when it comes to who shows up most often at church. In fact, many scholars have come to see it as something of a universal truth. However, the latest research for Gen Z men and women shows that pattern has started to change. As Ruth Graham describes, “For the first time in modern American history, young men are now more religious than their female peers.
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Sep 26, 2024 | 
denisonforum.org | Jim Denison |Steve Yount |Ryan Denison
Man puts mobile phone into tray for airport security check. By Monkey Business/stock.adobe.com. In our ever-more connected world, what happens anywhere can affect us everywhere. For example, what implications could the recent exploding pager attacks against Hezbollah have for air travel in America? Could terrorists do to us what Israel was able to do to Hezbollah terrorists?
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Aug 23, 2024 | 
denisonforum.org | Ryan Denison |Steve Yount |Jim Denison
Going into the Democratic National Convention (DNC), one of the primary criticisms of Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign was that it subsisted more on vibes than substance. The Dispatch’s Nick Catoggio used a Seinfeld line to liken it to “a show about nothing,” and he was hardly alone in that sentiment.
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Aug 15, 2024 | 
denisonforum.org | Jim Denison |Shane Bennett |Steve Yount
Bike riding in bike lane. By Aleksandra/stock.adobe.com. Members of the historic Tenth Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia have been legally parking on the street outside their building, thanks to a city permit. However, these spots are located in what is (other than Sunday morning) a bike lane. After months of protests by a local association of cyclists, the church has decided to work with the city to find alternative parking.
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Jul 25, 2024 | 
denisonforum.org | Mark Legg |Jen Forsthoff |Steve Yount |Jim Denison
Scotch divinity student Eric Liddell, won Olympic glory for Great Britain in the 400 meter race at the 1924 Summer Olympic Games in Paris, France on July 11, 1924. (AP Photo) The first Olympic Games were played around 800 years before the birth of Christ, and they continued until around 400 AD. The Greek and, eventually, Roman games included running, wrestling, chariot racing, and more.
