Culture
How the Greenwashed Liberal Gentry Keep Out the Rabble
One San Francisco lawmaker wants more affordable housing. Cue the fury from NIMBY leftists.
Six Months in, #MeToo Has Become Infantilizing and Authoritarian
Bad dates are “abuse.” Putting other women out of work is “empowerment.” How did it go so wrong?
Acquitting Elvis of Cultural Appropriation
His groundbreaking rock-n-roll was neither ‘thievery’ nor ‘derivative blackness.’
Babies Make Families
They don’t just add to them. They strengthen our relationships with our own spouses and parents and siblings.
The Myth of the Ugly American
Americans abroad are actually quick to defer to other cultures. It’s a result of our own multiculturalism—but is it a good thing?
Chappaquiddick: No Mercy for Ted Kennedy
The new film is painful, hypnotizing, and will leave viewers longing for justice.
Roseanne Really is Deplorable
Ignored by TV culture for over 20 years, the return of the repressed was inevitable in Trump era.
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The Sorrow and Glory of Holy Week
Having suffered greatly in His absence, may we never take Him for granted again.
Does the Pope Believe in Hell?
Francis’s words once again sow confusion and widen the rift within the Church.
Giving Up the Ghost of Objective Journalism
‘Fair and balanced’ was a mid-20th century marketing tool and really, a confabulation of the times.
Ross Douthat Peers Into the Papal Murk
His new book says Francis’s pontificate is a revolutionary moment, one that’s left the Church in dark and uncharted waters.
The Self-Acceptance Cult Claims “A Wrinkle in Time”
Forget self-sacrifice, ’tis better to demand love than learn how to give it in this Hollywood aberration.
The Secular Benedict Option
While society continues to drug itself into a tech-enabled stupor, conservatives can “re-norm” the human connection.
Marriage Takes a Village
It isn’t just about “happily ever after.” It’s about community, and the lack of it is tearing our marriages apart.
Suburbanizing History: Northern Virginia’s Identity Crisis
The new elites of metro D.C. didn’t care much about preserving the culture of my family’s home.
Wrinkle in Time: When Christianity is Prostituted to Politics
Unfortunately this adaptation of a beloved book did not escape the butchery of Hollywood secularism.
Stephen Hawking: Messenger from the Universe
The scientist and popularizer went to places we can’t even fathom, and couldn’t wait to tell us all about it.