Too often, the struggles of poor white families are rendered invisible, while Black poverty is hyper-visible but rarely ...

As U.S. employers suspend employees over their online commentary surrounding assassinated activist Charlie Kirk, attorneys ...

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In a country where it often feels like we’re pulling apart at the seams, new research has uncovered a surprising place where ...

Directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods present a horror film with an anti-religious antagonist, and it is executed flawlessly.

Thomas Chatterton Williams's Summer of Our Discontent asks a fair question: Why do the left's excesses offend voters more ...

Jennings, for his part, remains on contract with CNN. He has signaled nascent political ambitions, expressing interest in ...

So much has been said, or written, or posted about what happened in our community last Wednesday morning. US military strikes alleged 'drug vessel' from Venezuela in Caribbean Sea, 11 killed Posters ...

“You mean I still haven’t outlived all those #@%&lowlifes?” As you doubtless know, those are the four main responses when a class reunion invitation arrives. (Close runner-up: “If I remember my eighth ...

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How will Newsom’s parody products compete with the president’s monetization of office? That tactic has made Trump millions. MAGA loves a red cap and boasty T-shirt slogan, but not when it’s coming ...