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Carano-Disney Settlement Is a Hopeful Sign Regarding Wokescolds
Oh, how the tide has turned in the culture wars since the "Mandalorian" actress was fired a few years back over a tweet criticizing cancel culture.
Uber's New 'Women Preferences' Program Violates Civil Rights Law
The only difference between the racist taxi drivers of old and the sexist Uber drivers of new is that the discrimination is based on sex instead of race.
AI for Journalistic Publicity? Caveat Emptor
From Jim Acosta's stunt with a dead student's avatar to Dave Rubin's counterfeit stand-in, Artificial Intelligence is the compliant genie that might grant wishes — but at a terrible cost.
Leadership: Morality vs. Manipulation
What kind of legacy are we leaving behind? Will it be one of virtue and righteousness, or one of corruption and betrayal? Make a conscious choice today.
Sweeney vs. Erivo — A Tale of Two Outrages
While the Left went apoplectic about Sydney Sweeney's "good jeans" pun, the offensive thing is allowing Broadway star Cynthia Erivo, a queer, bisexual, black woman, to play Jesus Christ.
Where Are the Heroes?
Heroes exist in our world. But they were not present on July 28 at 345 Park Avenue, New York City.
'Village of the Damned' Starring Sydney Sweeney
This reflexive outrage at a pretty woman who isn't afraid to flaunt her stuff is much scarier than that group of vanilla children out to take over the world.
They Aren't Alright
The desire to turn everyone into Nazis has allowed actual Nazi sympathizers to rear their heads as the term has lost its power and meaning.
Cleavage in a Bored Country
A people who imbibe the stupidity that trauma amounts to taking mild offense at a dumb pun in an advertisement is a people utterly unprepared for the return of reality.
An Overly Sexualized Ad for Jeans Stirs Up the Angry Mob
Actress Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle ad campaign is admittedly an overcorrection to woke culture, but the Left's bemoaning it as Nazism is a race-baiting overreaction.
Should We Be Concerned About America's Declining Birthrate?
Like much of the developed world, the U.S. is experiencing declining birth rates. This is a genuine problem, comparable to the growing national debt that many want to overlook.
Golf Champ Keeps the Main Thing the Main Thing
In a world full of self-promoting, arrogant athletes, professional golfer and Open Championship winner Scottie Scheffler's attitude toward life is a breath of fresh air.
Leading Science Journal Favors Melanin Over Meritocracy
Leftists don't create; they only destroy. So it's no surprise that the Marxist-based ideology of Critical Theory is destroying the West's leading institutions from the inside.
What Will AI Do for Our Happiness?
In an increasingly atomized age, it's easy to blame the machines for our spiritual failures. But we are responsible for our own fulfillment and happiness.
Remembering Malcolm-Jamal Warner From 'The Cosby Show'
Thank you for taking on Theo's role and living out a story that resonated with so many of us. Thank you for showing up as a real-life example of integrity and grace.
Ehrlich Won't Acknowledge His Thesis Was Disastrously Wrong
The emeritus professor has helped shape a misanthropic ideology in the name of saving the planet, and he continues to hold that belief despite all evidence to the contrary.
Old Beliefs Face the New Orthodoxy
Pastor Luke Ash was hired and then fired as a library technician for declining to refer to a female coworker by male pronouns. He chose conscience over compromise.
The World Woke Up
We were living in an "emperor has no clothes" make-believe world for the last few years. But few — until now — had the guts to scream "the emperor is naked" to dispel the fantasies.
Is the New 'Superman' Movie Woke?
Hollywood filmmaker James Gunn's new movie is not what some have worried it would be. While it's far from great, it is by no means a bad film.
Porn, Politics, and the Battle for Modern Men
Smut has always been a part of human culture, but the two American political parties are more strongly diverging on their approach to a longstanding problem.