It’s called “the narrative” — which is usually just a polite name for a fashionable lie. A black Ivy League academic has learned the price of contradicting cherished narratives,...
Unlike the avowedly atheistic Soviets, the WWII-era Nazis didn’t bluntly try to suppress Christianity. Rather, they sought to reinvent it for their own purposes, conjuring up something called “Positive...
A full day after the mayhem at the Wednesday parade celebrating the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl LVIII victory, authorities still haven’t revealed anything about the shooters’ identities or...
It took man millennia to advance from superstition to the scientific method. Now it might take the atavistic Biden administration only a moment to regress. Some may thus conclude...
When arguing against a given minimum wage (e.g., $15/hour), late radio giant Rush Limbaugh would sometimes rhetorically ask: Why stop there? If that amount is good, wouldn’t a $50...
“The right to swing my arms in any direction ends where your nose begins,” children would sometimes hear years ago, from teachers trying to illustrate the rightful balance of...
When hearing people boast that they’re “inclusive,” your first response should be, “Of what?” After all, to include some in a limited-size group means excluding others. Enter The Walt...
A new study has found that the old conservative-embraced stereotype of the well-meaning but naive liberal may not be correct. That is, the “well-meaning” part. This latest research was...
It has already been said that qualities such as punctuality and industriousness are “white norms” that shouldn’t be expected of black students. Now here’s another entry for the “How...
If men are from Mars and women, Venus, as the famous book put it, then Venus is quite like California and Mars closer to Montana. This is more true...
In an interview with Tucker Carlson, English comedian, actor, and activist Russell Brand said that leftists absolutely despise the people they sometimes claim to champion: the working class. ...
As if Harvard’s problem with quota-hire plagiarists, United Airlines’ vow to prioritize “diversity” when retaining pilots, and today’s prevalent affirmative-action mentality aren’t enough, now there’s this: The American Psychological...
If anything epitomizes our time, it just might be the image of a person shaking his fist at the heavens and screaming about the unfairness of it all. “How...
Imagine this scenario: Someone sues you for defamation even though he may not think he can win. But that doesn’t matter. After all, someone else, with deep pockets, is...
“It is ordained in the eternal constitution of things that men of intemperate minds cannot be free,” observed Anglo-Irish philosopher Edmund Burke. “Their passions forge their fetters.” In light...
If a group that murdered 100 million people in less than a century can’t be described as villainous, what can? This question could be asked now that entertainment website...
“Do you know what a Polish sandwich looks like?” a communist-era joke went. Answer: “Two slices of bread and a ration card for the meat in between.” Unfortunately, Poles...
“We have 50 million Muslims in Europe. There are signs that Allah will grant Islam victory in Europe — without swords, without guns, without conquest — will turn it...
Perhaps he could have known the word would be seized upon. After all, with the term’s opposite, “diversity,” being treated by so many today as a theological principle bestowed...
A bad analyst observes only what can be seen; a good analyst observes what can be seen, and what must be foreseen. If New Jersey’s leaders had been mindful...
