Culture

Last night, the NBC series Quantum Leap proved once again that Hollywood has an anti-Christian bias.

The Osundairo brothers spoke out to the media for the first time in a sit-down interview on Fox Nation titled Jussie Smollett: Anatomy of a Hoax, which is now streaming on the video subscription app. 

A Texas mother who is a self-described former “woke” liberal got some sense knocked into her and decided that the woke mob wasn’t so fool-proof after all.

New York Mets closer Edwin Díaz tore the patellar tendon on his right knee after celebrating a save after a 5-2 win for team Puerto Rico over the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic (WBC) last week. 

Courage is contagious, and a slew of NHL players and teams are providing courage for millions of normal Americans who might be afraid to take a stand against the LGBT agenda.

'Murica!

The British charity group, Oxfam, recently released its updates to its Inclusive Language Guide in order to pander to the leftist narrative. The group focuses on ending poverty and claimed that these updates will help do that.

They're 'avin' a go at the bird watchers now. 

Karma’s a b***h.

She's not much of a VP, but she's unquestionably the Queen of Cringe. Vice President and gaffe-maker Kamala Harris strengthened her supposed credentials during an embarrassing visit to the Howard University men’s basketball locker room Thursday after the Bison absorbed a thorough beating from the Kansas Jayhawks. She gave March Madness another maddening moment, too.

If there’s one thing TV writer Shonda Rhimes loves, it’s abortion. Every show she touches must push her pro-abortion agenda, and the Grey’s Anatomy spinoff Station 19 on ABC is no exception. You’d think a show about firefighters would mean we wouldn’t be subjected to abortion propaganda, but she still finds a way to include it - often.

I didn’t realize that people are having kids these days to simply be parrots of what adults are too scared to say themselves.

This week, the ABC sitcom Abbott Elementary attacked charter schools, a popular choice for families eager to escape troubled government school.

As Chasten Buttigieg discussed raising twins, Joy Behar jumped in to switch the topic to the “larger issue” of “what’s going on” where “politicians across the country are trying to restrict gay and trans rights, everything from Florida's so-called don't say gay bill to banning drag shows. There's a war against transgender people.” Buttigieg said, “I think it's an extremely dangerous time.”