News arrives here already sorted by conviction. Jody Field gathered stories daily from a conservative and Christian angle, and never pretends to neutrality about which ones deserve your outrage: a referee killed by a teenage player he had penalised, parents who lost a baby for asking a second doctor, a lawmaker shouting down an amendment slipped quietly into a firearms bill.
The scrapbook stretches wider than politics. A photographer edits his one year old daughter into flying and sword fighting for the family album. A woman finds something with legs in a can of green beans. New York gets a skyline back. Faith sits inside the same feed rather than in a separate section, with pieces on where you go when you die and on children singing in a Texas stadium.
Underneath runs a much smaller strand about working from home, on network marketing, data entry work and the search for a job that does not require leaving the house.
Come for the point of view, because that is what this offers over any wire service. The work at home posts are a side door, not the main room.