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D.C. Cannot Save America. Hollywood Can. Fri Nov 9

Tabitha Hale

The war that the Republican Party lost last night was much more than a political war. It wasn’t simply lack of turn out, lack of money or a bad campaign. What was lost was a culture war. ... more
It Takes a Village to Destroy One Thousand Years of Culture Tue Nov 6

Lincoln Brown

David Williams of the Taxpayers Protection Alliance has uncovered a history of abuse of your tax dollars to fund “environmentally responsible” projects across the globe that have done little but fatten wallets and in at lest one case has resulted in the destruction of a village. ... more
Klingon goes boldly beyond "Star Trek" into pop culture Fri Nov 2

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A Scary Thought Wed Oct 31

Alan Sears

Sometimes, I wonder if Halloween is supplanting the Fourth of July as our national holiday. ... more
The ACLU’s Culture War in Cranston Wed Oct 24

Robert Knight

If you want to see what the New Normal looks like when the American Civil Liberties Union calls the shots, look no further than Cranston, Rhode Island. That city of 80,000, the third largest in the Ocean State, is at the epicenter of the ACLU’s War on the Normal. ... more
Chicago police culture on trial in beating case Mon Oct 22

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The Most Famous Woman You've Never Met Fri Oct 12

Cal Thomas

In the early part of the 20th century, Aimee was more famous than any TV evangelist today. She combined a considerable amount of show business with an equal amount of religiosity and packed them in at her Angelus Temple in Los Angeles, which remains in operation today, long after her death. ... more
STIGMA AND CIVILIZATION Thu Oct 11

Maggie Gallagher

This week I gave a talk at Morgan State University on gay marriage. At the end of our panel, Kieffer Mitchell, a Maryland state legislator who voted for gay marriage, said he was grateful for the civility of the panel, that he knew good people who were on both sides of the issue, even people in his own family. ... more
Cuba culture trips back on as licenses are renewed Mon Oct 8

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Francona looks to restore winning culture to Cleveland Mon Oct 8

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Feminist Fantasies (the Latest) Fri Sep 21

Suzanne Fields

Certain feminists, like children discovering that certain words shock their mommies, like to talk dirty. ... more
Culture of Rudeness Contributing to Government Dependency Wed Sep 19

Rachel Alexander

As rudeness is becoming increasingly common in our culture, Americans are finding it more difficult to work with each other. Far too many people now lack morals and manners. The U.S. has become a materialistic culture full of self-interest and lacking in respect for humanity. The outward manifestation of this is an inability to get along with others. ... more
Eros and Civilization at Yale Fri Sep 14

Maggie Gallagher

My first honest reaction to the new memoir by recent Yale graduate Nathan Harden was shock. Not shock at the sexual shenanigans he relates in "Sex and God at Yale," but shock that America is still so good a country that it can produce brilliant young men innocent enough to be capable of shock when exposed to a systematically degraded sexual culture. ... more
Report: Abusive culture in LA jail system Fri Sep 7

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Afghans use culture guides to cut "insider" attacks Thu Sep 6

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Distinguished’ Denver Teachers Encourage Students to Diss American Culture Fri Aug 31

Kyle Olson

What happens when progressives run government schools? They judge teachers based upon their own socio-political values. ... more
Gay Marriage: Culture War or Ambush? Wed May 23

Michael Youssef

When President Obama recently completed his “evolution” on homosexual marriage, he ambushed not only some of his friends, but the majority of Americans who still hold to the truth of heterosexual marriage. ... more
UK culture minister faces probe on disclosure Mon May 21

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The Antietam of the Culture War Fri May 11

Pat Buchanan

It took Joe Biden's public embrace of same-sex marriage to smoke him out. ... more
Secret Service culture scrutinized after scandal Sat Apr 28

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Post-Zionism is So 1990s Sat Apr 28

Caroline Glick

You can learn a lot about a nation's health by watching how it celebrates its national holidays. In Israel's case, compare how we celebrated our 50th Independence Day in 1998 to what celebrations involve today. ... more
West Point cadets visit NJ city to see diversity Fri Apr 27

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Britain unveils plans for Olympics culture showcase Thu Apr 26

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Prostitute scandal challenges U.S. Secret Service's proud culture Sat Apr 21

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London TV channel dips a toe into Iran culture war Wed Apr 18

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Jane Austen’s Advice: Choose the Right Man and Live Happily Ever After Wed Apr 18

Rebecca Hagelin

Call it the lament of the young, single woman: there are no good men left. Or if there are, where are they? ... more