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You didn’t really leave or go anywhere. You’re still home. And whether you blindly consented to it or not, at some point your progressive leaders allowed you to wake up to a “home” entirely changed.

"Wicked," despite its promotion as an inclusive adaptation, failed to win at the Golden Globes, losing to "Emilia Perez," which dominated the night with multiple awards.

Celebrities participating in the 82nd annual Golden Globe Awards show on Sunday steered clear of politics for the most part, except for the host of the event, comedian Nikki Glaser who couldn’t resist roasting the celebrities in the room over their inability to sway the 2024 election.

In 2024, abortion was reported as the leading cause of death worldwide, with over 73 million abortions, according to Worldometers and LifeNews. This number surpassed other causes of death, including cancer, which claimed an estimated 10 million lives. The statistics are based on a May 2024 WHO fact sheet. Critics argue that WHO and other agencies downplay abortion as a cause of death.

Starting in 2025, New Jersey will allow educators to become certified without passing a basic skills test, which previously assessed reading, writing, and math. The law, seen as addressing a teacher shortage, was pushed by the state's Education Association and sponsored by Democrat State Senator Jim Beach. Critics argue it lowers educational standards, similar to moves in New York, California…

The blog criticizes the Left's rejection and adaptation of religious principles, particularly in the context of abortion. It describes a ceremony at a Maryland clinic where a trio of religious leaders blessed the clinic staff, claiming it shows religion can support abortion rights. The blog argues this contradicts traditional morals and views the Religious Community for Reproductive Choice as…

Princeton University is introducing new courses with offerings such as "Power, Profit and Pleasure: Sex Workers and Sex Work" and "Queer Spaces in the World."

Alanis Morissette has been enjoying renewed fame as of late, touring across the country this year following the hit Broadway show Jagged Little Pill that’s based on her music. When she released her version of a classic and cherished Christmas carol, “O Holy Night.” But in the second part of her version of the song, Alanis blasphemously misgenders Jesus as “she,” all in the name of “…

The blog criticizes political and judicial figures as misplaced theater enthusiasts, highlighting Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's alleged transformation of her role into a theatrical act, including a Broadway cameo. It argues that leftist activism, characterized by its theatrical roots, often distorts justice, citing incidents emblematic of perceived excessive liberalism. The…

Leave it to a show as woke as CBS’s FBI: Most Wanted to come up with a fall finale where an entire “sundown town’s” police force is a “racist” “gang” of murderers out killing innocent black people.

Broadway is stirring controversy with its production "& Juliet," a feminist and queer re-imagining of "Romeo & Juliet," featuring Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson in a cameo.

The blog criticizes Google Shopping's Christmas ad featuring non-binary influencer Cyrus Veyssi, who receives backlash for his views on transgender rights and bathrooms. Veyssi, associated with Amazon Prime's "Influenced," dismisses concerns about women's safety, citing studies on trans individuals' use of restrooms. The blog accuses him of spreading misinformation, referencing controversial…

Our leftist politicians, mainstream media and pop culture have celebrated losers for the past week.

LGBTQ activist James McIntyre was arrested for assaulting Congresswoman Nancy Mace at the Capitol. Mace, who has been vocal about keeping women's restrooms exclusive to women, reported McIntyre violently shaking her by the arm. This incident has intensified threats against her from trans and queer activists. Capitol Police confirmed the arrest, and Mace remains resolute in her advocacy for…