Truth in opinion
You ever notice how the people who talk the loudest about “tolerance” are usually the first ones to lose their minds when you dare to disagree with them? Hollywood and its satellite world of reality TV have been pushing this “we love diversity” routine for years. They beam about how open-minded they are, how much […]
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A lone commercial that aired just once continues to echo through the years, serving as an emotional tribute to a nation’s tragedy, told through the journey of iconic horses across a snow-blanketed landscape and into the heart of a city reborn from ashes. In the heart of national grief, a Budweiser advertisement breathed life into […]
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The Dollar Tree can be a great place to buy if you’re looking to save money, especially when it comes to food. Occasionally, when I’m in need of supplies, I’ll make a quick stop at Dollar Tree. It’s one of my favorite go-to’s for, well, lots of things. But, even when you’re on a budget, […]
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Two teenage sisters in Minnesota, who had been missing for more than two and a half years after running away in the midst of a custody battle between their parents, have been found. Samantha and Gianna Rucki, ages 16 and 17 respectively, vanished in the midst of a bitter custody dispute between their parents, Fox […]
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For most college students and working professionals living on their own, the first meal of the day is usually consumed well into the afternoon. The moment our moms stop forcing food down our throats before we leave home, we start slacking and skipping breakfast. Well, this shocking incident we are about to share has something […]
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There are a million and one reasons why I have made the conscious decision to fly anymore unless it is absolutely necessary. One of them is the lack of control in when you leave. I can’t count how many times I have been planning a trip with my wife where we said, “why don’t we […]
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A new national poll from Emerson College has folks in the political class whispering about what many conservatives already suspect: Vice President J.D. Vance may be the GOP’s next best hope after Donald Trump—and the numbers back it up. The poll, conducted July 21–22 among 1,400 registered voters, shows Vance edging out three top Democrats […]
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We all have a tendency to judge others quickly, and we’ve all undoubtedly made assumptions about others that weren’t accurate. But as one police officer recently pointed out, until you walk a mile in someone else’s shoes, you can never truly understand what they’re going through. Police officer Andre Owen was having a difficult morning one […]
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It’s not every day that Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez finds herself the accidental defender of Israeli lives and the target of outrage from her own progressive base. But when AOC broke ranks last week and voted against an amendment to cut $500 million from Israel’s Iron Dome defense funding, the left wasted no time turning on […]
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You could almost hear the smug deflation echoing from late-night studios across Manhattan when CBS announced the cancellation of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on July 17. But if you were Bill O’Reilly, you heard something else: validation. Because, as it turns out, O’Reilly—never one to pass up a moment of “I told you […]
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