You’ve said it yourself on the stump: “America cannot be rebuilt until order is restored at home.” That line pulls applause in Peoria and Charleston alike, because everyone knows the …
Gordon Sumner, better known as Sting, has long been celebrated as a rock icon, humanitarian, and intellectual artist. From his days fronting The Police to his solo career and environmental …
I was there. I saw it unfold. I was a child when the rabbit-eared TV wriggled into focus and Walter Cronkite’s voice cracked. JFK’s coffin rolled past St. Matthew’s; my …
Censorship never destroys an idea — it accrues interest on it. Every suppressed truth is deposited in the collective ledger as an IOU of outrage: Resentment Debt. The note is …
The war for a civilization is fought in boardrooms, legislatures, and battlefields — but it’s lost or won in the private heart. And right now, the enemy’s most devastating stronghold …
EverQuest isn’t dying — it’s being put down, and its owners know it. In an internal HR memo dated February 11, 2025 — leaked via Discord — the 25-year-old MMO …
Amazon walked into Middle-earth with Rings of Power and left with a bruised reputation, a fractured fanbase, and a billion-dollar reminder that you can’t buy love with spectacle and token …
Every brand wants to be loved. Some just try too hard. In the ESG era, companies aren’t content to sell products — they want to sell virtue. A coffee shop …
Big Tech used to be about building. Now it’s about being seen. Watch any of the viral “day in the life” videos from female employees at Meta, Microsoft, or pre-Elon …
In a nation founded on liberty, the freedom to live among one’s own, practice one’s faith, and build a future in peace should be sacrosanct. But today, if you’re white …
When you use an AI chatbot like Grok, you might think you’re simply talking to a machine trained on lots of data. You assume—naively—that you’re having a neutral exchange of …
Jason Schreier’s new book Play Nice: The Rise, Fall, and Future of Blizzard Entertainment reads like a eulogy written by the wrong priest. It’s reverent, selective, and ultimately dishonest—not because …
