Sophie Cunningham vs. the God of Confusion
The WNBA has convened a committee to define what a woman is That should tell you something about the state of our culture and it s not just about sports
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Iran's 60-Day Deadline Passed. Now What?
A 60-day deadline with Iran has quietly expired and the political fallout at home may be just beginning
Andrew Tate and progressive culture both get masculinity wrong. The third way.
Neither drag queens nor Andrew Tate respect women Must we choose between two harmful models
Socialism isn't compassion. It's institutionalized envy.
Socialism s real error isn t bad arithmetic, the author argues It s the presumption that God miscalculated when He gave men unequal gifts
Conservatives abandoned social values. The growing socialist mov't is the result
As a young conservative living in Michigan, it is both bewildering and incredibly alarming to see the sinister specter of socialism become more corporeal daily in my home state
H.5595: Massachusetts codifies abortion up to birth
Lawmakers in Boston quietly passed one of the most sweeping abortion laws in the country removing nearly every restriction through all nine months of pregnancy, based solely on a single doctor s
SPLC's hate list almost got us killed. Now its architect just got indicted
Two weeks ago, the DOJ arrested the woman who ran SPLC s hate-labeling operation for nearly 20 years If the allegations are true, for her, hate paid and it paid well
Is Lindsay Clancy a victim, a killer or both?
Three children are dead either way, and no diagnosis reverses that But diminished capacity isn t nothing, and pretending otherwise doesn t serve anyone least of all the truth
What Päivi Räsänen’s exclusion says about Christian free speech in Britain
The power of left-wing activists to block Finnish politician Päivi Räsänen from entering the UK shows the fragility of Christian freedom of expression.
When you go out and when you come in
Jewish academic and Hebrew scholar Irene Lancaster considers how the Torah readings ‘When you go out’ and ‘When you come in’ reflect on the Jewish people’s long history of exile and homecoming.
