Opinion
The future is authoritarian
Russia and China carried out a massive joint military exercise last week. More than 10,000 troops from the two Asiatic autocracies trained together in northwestern China, testing…
August 17, 2021
Magazine - Your Land
No one is ‘Cuomosexual’ anymore
Coming soon to a thrift store (or garbage dump) near you: “Cuomosexual” T-shirts. During the height of the pandemic, as the liberal media had convinced a portion…
Business
With 10 million job openings, does the government have to create more?
Despite the delta variant surge, the prospect of vaccine mandates, and delays in office reopening, the economy continues to rebound, particularly with job growth. The jobs report…
Magazine - Life & Arts
Simone Biles and the lucrative business of celebrity self-care
Simone Biles, who made a convincing case for the title of the greatest gymnast of all time after racking up four gold medals at the 2016 Olympics,…
Education
University of Wisconsin rocks racism to its core
The University of Wisconsin-Madison has found a new and innovative way to combat racism in the United States: by removing giant boulders from its campus. Last week,…
Education
Textbook manipulation
“WINNING: The Department of Education has canceled its plan to tie federal K-12 grants to critical race theory implementation,” tweeted Manhattan Institute scholar and indefatigable CRT opponent…
Magazine - Life & Arts
The liberal case for cleaning your room
For liberalism to flourish, parents cannot be liberal. Families cannot be based on the consent of all of their members. They must instead be founded on the…
Magazine - Your Land
Word of the Week: ‘Folxiness’
Almost every fan of George Orwell’s nonfiction thinks his essay “Politics and the English Language” is one of the best he produced. Among plenty of sound writing…
Magazine - Life & Arts
Serena for dummies
Serena Williams is unquestionably one of the greatest athletes in history. She has won 23 Grand Slam singles championships (one short of Margaret Court’s record), 73 WTA…
Healthcare
CDC undermines public trust with mixed messages and shifting goal posts
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention sparked considerable outrage when, at the end of July, it recommended people wear masks indoors in areas with “substantial and…