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Art Shouldn’t Get A Free Nudity Pass Just Because It’s Art
The fact that celebrated works from the past contain nudity doesn’t justify us including it in our films, literature, and other mediums....
RFK Jr.’s Quest To Discover Autism Causes Will Help Restore Americans’ Trust In Science
Not only does science need to be correct to be effective, but it also needs to be perceived to be correct....
Why Is The U.S. Lending $5 Billion To An American Natural Gas Competitor?
The Export-Import Bank approved a $5 billion loan to a French energy company to build an LNG pipeline in Mozambique, competing with the U.S....
Military Finds Physical Reality Shatters DEI-Fueled Theories About The Sexes
Career opportunities are important, but if there is a conflict, the needs of the military must come first....
Britain Convicts Woman For Inviting Consensual Conversation Outside An Abortion Facility
'I remain committed to fighting for free speech, not only for my own sake but for all my fellow citizens.'...
New Anti-Hegseth Op Illustrates The Media’s Campaign To Protect The Pentagon Status Quo
If Hegseth's tenure as defense secretary thus far is what 'total chaos' is supposed to look like, then by all means keep it coming....
U.S. Congressman Backtracks On Social Media Post Claiming He Fired Weapons At Nuclear-Armed Russia
The post leaves little room for interpretation. It sure looks like a sitting U.S. congressman fired shots into Russia, ratcheting up tensions....
The Pete Hegseth ‘Chaos’ That Wasn’t Then And Isn’t Now
Two separate pieces attempting to lather up more Pete Hegseth controversy were published on Sunday, another coordinated campaign to take him down....
The Left’s Sudden Crusade For ‘Due Process’ Is A Political Smokescreen To Defend Mass Migration
Democrats' real aim is to preserve the political dividends of mass illegal migration by delegitimizing and undermining the very policies that voters overwhelmingly support....
Supreme Court To Decide On Parents’ Right To Exempt Children From Explicit LGBT Content 
The Supreme Court will soon hear a decisive case for parents’ rights to opt their children out of explicit sexual content at school. Justices are set to hear arguments on April 22 in Mahmoud v. Tayl...
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