Gabriel Whaley naming his company MSCHF is a microcosm of the state of our society. Mischief sells. It sells because sin is easy.

When Kevin Durant plays his first game for the Phoenix Suns, he should don the number 48. It represents the antiwork, communist-sympathizing, Marxist mentality elite athletes have adopted.

Reading the trail of breadcrumbs, Michelle makes for the perfect Democrat candidate.

The spy balloon ordeal was a masterclass of cultural, metaphoric, symbolic, and psychological dominance China has over America.

If the threat of losing football will open people's eyes to the importance of voting based on policy, not skin color or who someone is sleeping with, then it is a net positive.

Tyre Nichols is not a casualty of white supremacy. He did not die because of an oppressive system. He is a casualty of black America's decades-long affair with trauma.

We are comfortable with our political elites lying to us because we have become cozy with the idea that our little white lies are innocent and harmless.

The Racial Industrial Complex has become a well-oiled machine, churning out radicalized black leftist soldiers ready to fight a race war that has already been fought.

America is enduring a crisis of adults who want to be children. Matt Walsh and The Daily Wire's documentary What Is A Woman? shines a spotlight on this issue.

America has been consuming cheap lies for decades and is now reaping the consequences of its miasmic ways. The tragic incident in Uvalde has reignited the gun debate in America and all the lies surrounding it.

As America plunges deeper into an abyss of chaos, people are looking toward a higher power for answers. However, it is becoming more evident by the day that everyone's version of a higher power is not The Most High.

The United States National Women's Soccer team is analogous to Queen Latifah, Jada Pinkett, Vivica A. Fox, and Kimberly Elise from the 1996 box office hit Set It Off.