Does government have power to redefine religious and cultural traditions, and force others to set aside their own beliefs? Or should government just get out of the marriage business?
Trump still seems insensible to the danger of his associations. Is he just a bad judge of character? And if so, will the long list of dodgy connections cripple his hopes of return to the White House?
Jack White of the rock duo ‘The White Stripes’, and Trent Reznor of ‘Nine Inch Nails’, are leaving Twitter, kicking and screaming, because Elon Musk invited Donald Trump to return to the platform — although Trump says he sees no reason to return.
Anti-aging science keeps pushing back against the limits of mortality and opens a deeper conversation about what it means to be immortal. Would we use the extra time to be better people, or merely to descend further into depravity?
Generational wealth passed down to offspring can bless them or cripple them. Lately, some high profile rich people say they’re not leaving it to their children, but giving their inheritance to charity. Are they virtue signaling to their audiences, or trying to protect the children from the hazards of unearned riches?
The traditional family is the main target of the Progressive Left for a good reason. Why is the family so important and what can conservatives do to preserve it?
If a homeless man builds a spectacular shack on Skid Row, worthy of his own HGTV show, should Fox News personality Jesse Watters get snarky about him? Or is there something here that we can build on to solve the problem of homelessness?
The stunning results of the midterm elections show that Democrats vote for the ‘Woke’ vision, while Republicans whom to support based on personality, without an overriding Republican message. How could so many people vote for such terrible candidates?
Democrats, from President Joe Biden on up, insist that “Democracy is on the ballot” for this midterm election, but polls show strong movement away from Democrats. Some 80 percent of likely voters think things are “out of control” and and they blame the ruling party.
A TikToker tells White people to give their ‘Wakanda Forever’ opening weekend tickets to poor Black people, and then post themselves as sentries outside the theater to make sure no one comes to harm the 100-percent Black audience.
From Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi and Kamala Harris, to Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman, the Democratic Party seems vulnerable to the declining mental ability of its leaders and candidates.
Stacey Abrams, Georgia gubernatorial candidate, in a new MSNBC interview, ties the problem of inflation to the difficulty of getting an abortion in the wake of the Supreme Court’s overturn of Roe v. Wade.
Rapper Tom MacDonald takes down this generation in an epic rant. Every generation feels the next is weak, and soft, and stupid and lazy, but is it different this time?
With crime escalating rapidly in Democrat-controlled cities, why do voters continue to return these people to leadership and managerial roles? The sunk-cost fallacy may help
Is this a delightful callback to a more innocent age, or an attempt to coddle perpetual infants who long for their binkie, their blankie and their Hamburglar figurine?