Culture/Society

In Sunday's New York Times Book Review, leftist author Stephen King lauded a new novel called Afterland by Lauren Beukes, which is supposedly a "high-concept feminist thriller," or as King writes, "feminist in the sense that most of the men have been erased by a flu virus that develops into prostate cancer." King concluded his review with this thought: "Think…

When you let your political obsessions dominate you, what you end up with is a rather negative review of a fine documentary that isn't really about politics. Such was the case with Wednesday's Vox review by Alissa Wilkinson of the Netflix documentary Fear City: New York vs. the Mafia. 

Democrats for Life led a coalition against the Democrat Party’s “explicit support” for “abortion extremism” in its national platform in an open letter released on Friday.

Look, we all know a Joe Biden fundraiser is the lamest ticket in town. Who wants to see, or spend money for that matter, on the most boring candidate in recent history as he meanders through a speech one sentence at a time? Combine that dismal event with an appearance from loony actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus and you’ve got one trainwreck involving speeches about “octopuses” getting “stuck in…

The announcement of Hulu’s latest streaming series is a sure sign that Democrats still haven’t gotten past the denial stage of the grieving process for Hillary Clinton’s 2016 loss.

Anti-Semitism didn’t die with the end of Nazi Germany. It’s flourishing among the most famous people in the world. Several Hollywood stars brazenly show their love for Rev. Louis Farrakhan, the anti-Semitic leader of radical religious group The Nation of Islam. Since the smear of “white supremacy” has been plastered over every part of American society by the left in the wake of global Black…

Radical social justice politics are at the forefront of everything these days. And for the left, people of all ages, including young girls, need structured ways of pushing militant propaganda in the streets. Recently PBS has been promoting a documentary about a new Girl Scouts-like group that not only teaches girls life skills, character building, and community values, but promotes a general…

It’s Christmas in July for LGBTQ advocates with the news that the Hallmark Channel will feature queer themes in its holiday specials for the first time.

Who said “cancel culture” was all bad? Well, of course it is, but America’s current racial reckoning has yielded at least one good fruit amidst all the Black Lives Matter-inspired chaos. Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood who was known as a proponent of eugenics and linked to sterilization of African Americans, has been cancelled. Finally.

NBC officially joined the streaming wars on July 15 with its new service Peacock and with it comes a host of new original shows. Unfortunately, one of the first impressions we have of the new streaming site is a horrible butchering of a literary classic. Brave New World, an iconic English novel, has now been reduced to a vulgar, sex-driven, liberal mess.

Why does Beth Dutton hate her brother Jamie? The horrific answer to this longstanding question has finally been answered forYellowstone viewers. When Beth was a teen, Jamie knowingly took her to get an abortion at a clinic that forcibly sterilized women without their consent.

Washington Post art/architecture critic Philip Kennicott is an insufferable snob. America stinks, our democracy is a disaster...and he's supposed to be describing the makeover of a public library. The Post is so relentlessly liberal, the editorializing against America pops up everywhere.

You know which side ABC anchor George Stephanopoulos comes down on whether our kids should go to school this fall during the Chinese virus outbreak. He wouldn’t want us to endanger our kids’ lives, of course. But his wife’s latest admission should have you wondering whether the Stephanopoulos family knows what’s in your kids' best interests. Or even their own.

James Harden was just doing what society was telling him to do, and that was putting on a mask. Too bad he didn’t realize (or so he says) that the mask he broadcast to the world via a photo on Twitter was a pro-police flag, because he suddenly found himself on the ugly side of an anti-police Twitter mob.