When “Harvard of the South” Was an Aspiration
By: Jonathan Feldstein 12/13/2023 When I attended Emory University in the 1980s, students expressed pride in Emory being the “Harvard of the South.” Then, albeit […]
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Junior Colson wins Lott IMPACT Award
By: Paul Bartelt IPA Sports Editor Newport Beach, Ca. The 20th annual Lott IMPACT Awards took place Sunday evening at the Pacific Club and is […]
Who Are the Innocent Palestinians
A recent poll by the Arab World for Research and Development (AWRAD) painted a vivid picture of who the innocent Palestinian Arabs are about whom […]
Tabash Souvenirs From The Holy Land
Dear Tabash friends and customers, As Bethlehem and the holy land are still lacking of tourists and Christmas is coming. We are doing a HUGE […]
Cost of Illegal Immigration Greater Than Annual Gross Domestic Product of 15 States
NOVEMBER 15, 2023|JUDICIAL WATCH Mass illegal immigration resulting from the Biden administration’s open border policies is costing American taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars to […]
Largest Pro-Israel Rally in U.S. History Unites Many Americans
November 15, 2023 WASHINGTON, D.C. – Yesterday, about 300,000 people from across the nation, including 170 family members of Israelis kidnapped by Hamas terrorists last month, […]
American Minute with Bill Federer
Joint Stock Companies financed English Exploration & the Founding of the Virginia Colony Read American Minute When Muslim Turks conquered the land trade routes from Europe to […]
The Unthinkable Things Inside and Under Gazan Hospitals
By: Jonathan Feldstein The other day, I was reading my grandson the Dr. Seuss classic, “In a People House.” It was a needed respite for […]
From Entebbe to Gaza City
By: Jonathan Feldstein On June 27, 1976, Captain Michel Bacos was piloting Air France Flight 139 with 246 passengers from Athens to Paris. Minutes into […]
Honoring Those Who Served
NRB | November 9, 2023 | NRB News As Veteran’s Day approaches this weekend, we express our appreciation to the men and women who have […]