By his quiet actions, Pope Leo is striking at the root of the revolutionary left, undercutting their legitimacy by reminding the rest of us that they are, if they gain the power, murderous.

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Marc Antony displaying Caesar’s toga at his funeral c. 44 BCE Charted for your Viewing Pleasure The late Roman Republic is fortunately a very well recorded time of human history. The tales of…

“I wish we had done even more to get him. I always thought he was our biggest threat … I wanted to get him, and I did what I could to do that,” Clinton told host John Catsimatidis.

Colin Woodard, director of the Nationhood Lab at Salve Regina University's Pell Center, told BronxNet that modern regional cultural and political differences can be traced to rival colonial settlement projects and that a shared belief in founding principles still binds many Americans.

In this thought-provoking edition of Rob McConnell Interviews, Rob welcomes Brian Griffith, historian and author of Correcting Jesus, a bold and scholarly exploration of how cultural forces, political agendas, and early church editors may have reshaped the message of Jesus over time. Griffith examines the contrast between the historical figure and the later doctrinal constructions built around him, inviting listeners to consider how teachings on compassion, justice, and human dignity evolved—and in some cases, diverged—from their original context. Through a balanced and meticulously researched discussion, he challenges long-held assumptions while encouraging open-minded inquiry into the roots of Christianity. This compelling conversation offers fresh insight into faith, history, and the enduring power of interpretation.

GABRIEL WILENSKY – How Christian Teachings About Jews Paved the Road to the Holocaust How did centuries of religious teachings and cultural attitudes contribute to one of history's darkest chapters? In this compelling episode of The ‘X’ Zone, Rob McConnell welcomes author and researcher Gabriel Wilensky to discuss his important work examining the historical relationship between Christian teachings about Jews and the conditions that helped foster antisemitism in Europe prior to the Holocaust. Drawing upon extensive historical research, Gabriel explores how certain interpretations, doctrines, and attitudes that developed over centuries influenced public perceptions of Jewish communities and contributed to prejudice, discrimination, and social exclusion. He discusses the complex historical factors that preceded the rise of Nazi Germany and how long-standing cultural narratives can shape societies over time. During this thought-provoking conversation, listeners will gain insight into the historical roots of antisemitism, the importance of understanding the past, and the lessons that can be learned to combat intolerance, hatred, and discrimination in the present day. Gabriel also examines the efforts of religious institutions, historians, and educators to address these issues and promote greater understanding and reconciliation. Join us for a fascinating discussion that explores history, faith, responsibility, and the enduring importance of remembering the past to help build a more inclusive future.

Presenter 2 said LandScan Mosaic models the landscape at the building level and will produce a time series of about 50 years (from 1975 to present) that incorporates changes in buildings to enable change detection of population expansion and shrinkage.

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Pakistan’s independence marked the start of a struggle for survival, shaped by Partition’s crises, weak institutions, and uneven power.