Todd Starnes

1 week ago | toddstarnes.com | Todd Starnes

DEVELOPING STORY: President Trump issued an ominous warning to the citizens of Tehran: get out now!“Iran should have signed the ‘deal’ I told them to sign,” Trump wrote Monday night on Truth Social. “What a shame, and waste of human life. Simply stated, IRAN CAN NOT HAVE A NUCLEAR WEAPON. I said it over and over again! Everyone should immediately evacuate Tehran!”CLICK HERE to order Todd’s newest book, “Star-Spangled Blessings: Devotions For Patriots.

2 weeks ago | toddstarnes.com | Todd Starnes

DEVELOPING STORY: Multiple people, including at least two Democrat lawmakers and their spouses, were shot in their homes in what Minnesota law enforcement believes were targeted attacks. House Speaker Lisa Demuth, a Republican from Cold Spring, said in a statement: “I am shocked and horrified by the evil attack that took place overnight.

2 weeks ago | theblaze.com | Todd Starnes

I’ve often wondered what our Founding Fathers would think of their great American experiment. Imagine George Washington strolling down the Las Vegas Strip, Thomas Jefferson riding the Tennessee Tornado at Dollywood, or John Adams catching a “throwed roll” at Lamberts in Missouri. Would they be awestruck by the Independence Day fireworks in New York City? Or cheer at the Super Bowl? Would they marvel at the soaring Gateway Arch in St. Louis? Or the majesty of the Rocky Mountains?

2 weeks ago | thepoliticalinsider.com | Todd Starnes

The New York Times and other national media organizations are working overtime to provide crisis management for the massive throngs of illegals and their supporters who have turned major American cities into war zones. At first the media completely rejected the notion that thousands of people were clashing with police and looting stores. But it’s hard to advance that narrative when reporters in the field are getting hit with rubber bullets and news vans are being smashed the smithereens.

2 weeks ago | toddstarnes.com | Todd Starnes

The Good News has been banned at Carmel High School in New York. A ninth-grader named Jenna was given permission to start a Bible club on campus. She called it the Good News Club and put up posters around campus promoting the group. But school leaders tore down the posters. They said there were too many Bible verses and they also had a problem with the name of the club – Good News Club. The teenager was told to strip her posters of anything having to do with religion – and that included artwork.