Culture
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It Seems That the Rainbow Mafia Overreached
Two research psychologists try to explain why, politically, both the Left and the Right are increasingly turning against homosexual behavior and culture.
Vance, Our Pro-Life 'Ally in the White House'
Positive reinforcement was given to the March for Life crowd from stalwart pro-life advocate JD Vance.
The Fight for the Preborn Is at a Pivotal Point
At this year's March for Life, pro-lifers have to convince the president that they are not a political liability.
Why Children Under 13 Should Be Banned From Social Media
Banning prepubescent children from social media is not a retreat from modern life. It is an assertion of responsibility.
Emotion vs. Evidence: The Response to Renee Good
Political engagement is increasingly built around intense emotional reactions — particularly anger at perceived injustice and fear of societal decline.
Reasserting Masculinity While Feminism Rages
Men need to reclaim the narrative from leftists who think that women are better and that men are nuisances and unnecessary.
A Bad Bet
Game-rigging, which used to be on the fringes of sports, has now moved close to center court.
Gen Z Is Opting for Freedom of the Mind
Our youngest voting cohort is choosing to steward its screen time in a way that gives it back its freedom.
Chaos Is the Strategy, and Too Many Are Helping It Succeed
Chaos, once normalized, never confines itself to the causes that first unleashed it.
Exploiting American Generosity
After a shooting in Maine, people raised money for the victims. A group of Somalis ended up stealing some of it.
Federal Judge Rules the SPLC's 'Hate Map' Can Continue
Unchecked power to define "hate" can (and often does) chill free speech, endanger lives, and only deepen America's divisions.
The Credentialed and the Clueless
Research shows intelligence makes it easier to defend false beliefs, not correct them.
Somali Fraud Exposes Fallacy of Multiculturalism
Rampant welfare fraud by Somalis in Minnesota and Maine exposes that culture matters when determining American immigration policies.
The Danger of Nick Fuentes' Ideology
His worldview is built on resentment rather than responsibility, identity rather than character, and outrage rather than policy.
In a Gloomy Winter, Read a Couple of Classic Books
Great writers of the past take us to places and introduce us to people who turn out to be vaguely familiar to what we see around us now.
The Stockholm Syndrome of the West
Why does the West keep accommodating the forces that hate it? Why do societies sympathize with their attackers?
America Is Surviving, Not Living — And It's Breaking Us
Too many Americans are white-knuckling their way through each month — nervous, numb and spiritually adrift.
More Industries Snub White Male Applicants
The boys are rebelling against a culture that labels them the problem, destroys their heroes, and demands that they stop being men, all because of the color of their skin.
An Orwellian Retelling of Animal Farm
In George Orwell's classic novel, the pigs represent the tyrannical Soviets. In Hollywood's new movie, the real villain is a billionaire capitalist.
Mogadishu on the Mississippi
The Mississippi River starts at Lake Itasca in northern Minnesota and flows south for 2,552 miles until it reaches the Gulf of America. Water isn't the only thing flowing down from Minnesota.