Category: Politics
Rock music was never just a sound. It was the anthem of white masculine rebellion — a thunderous middle finger to conformity, politeness, and control. It terrified polite society because …
Nashville built an empire on her pen but hasn’t yet given her a mic. Kentucky native Mary Kutter—the writer behind songs like Nate Smith’s “Sleeve” (51 million streams) and Bailey …
For twenty years, this site has chronicled the slow-motion suicide of the video game industry—its giants reduced to ghosts, their creative fire smothered by committee. The usual scapegoat, “wokeness,” has …
On October 15, 2025, Wizards of the Coast unveiled a new piece of official Dungeons & Dragons artwork on X (formerly Twitter). It depicts a jubilant street festival in a …
The numbers were a lie. The revolution was a scam. The “female gamer”—a demographic touted as the new, inclusive future of the industry—was never real. It was a phantom, a …
Pope Leo XIV’s new apostolic exhortation Dilexi Te is being hailed by modernist Catholics as a prophetic call to social justice. But beneath this surface lies a more calculated aim: …
For years, critics have accused Wikipedia of systemic bias and defamation. Now, the platform’s own co-founder, Larry Sanger, is leading the charge for reform. He argues that Wikipedia’s most fundamental …
Last month, this publication was the first to detail the lethal consequences of the Anti-Defamation League’s (ADL) reckless smears in ‘The Blood Libel Business: The ADL’s Incitement and the Murder …
Seventy years. For seventy years, American blood and treasure have paid for Europe’s peace and Germany’s redemption. Our boys lie in the fields of Normandy and the quiet corners of …
If you’ve read George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four, you remember the eerie chill it left—the dread of a world where truth is dead, language is weaponized, and freedom is slavery. For …
They say that in today’s America, the White male is at the bottom of the intersectional totem pole. He’s the villain of every corporate diversity training, the scapegoat for historical …
If you work in tech, you’ve encountered the stereotype: the notion that Indian professionals possess an innate, superior aptitude for technology and engineering. This idea is so pervasive it’s often …
