ABC’s The Wonder Years reboot has been surprisingly fair for a Hollywood show, and thus enjoyable to watch. Until it wasn’t. Wednesday’s episode, “Black Teacher,” took on the sensitive topic of race and racism and did a good job of it until the very end when they took a dig at “concerned white parents” who fight to make sure what their children are learning is “fair and balanced.” And…

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ABC’s The Conners tackled the subject of gun control on Wednesday’s episode, “Triggered,” and it was as bad as you can imagine. Responsible gun owner, Dan (Jon Goodman), is portrayed as irresponsible while his critics are made to seem like rational people who want to keep everyone safe. Worse, Dan’s granddaughter Harris (Emma Kenney) is lauded as a hero when she steals her grandfather…

The U.S. women’s national soccer team has been second to none in excellence on the international scene. They have won four of the eight women’s World Cup titles (including the most recent two), and have made the podium in six of the seven Olympic tournaments. But even though their trophy case is loaded, two of the stars most responsible for their unprecedented level of success said the team…

We all know the comic book industry is really pulling out all the woke stops these days in their overhyped and poorly written products. How bad was it when they announced that climate change would be a literal villain in an upcoming Superman comic? Still that’s not as bad as the latest graphic novel written by one of Hollywood’s looniest lefties. 

It’s finally over.

Russian national Roman Abramovich has decided to sell the ownership rights of his English Premier League club Chelsea F.C.

Ask and you shall receive! Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said his nation is not giving up in its David vs.Goliath mismatch, but its military is badly in need of ammunition. That statement prompted NASCAR racing team owner Richard Childress to say done deal, ammunition will soon be on the way. 

South Park's creators always find a way to mine the untapped comedic potential in any current event and this week was no exception. In the episode, 'Back to the Cold War,' on Wednesday, March 2, South Park tackled the Russian-Ukrainian crisis.

President Joe Biden is once again putting his religious hypocrisy in the limelight. 

Sure, you want to honor “women’s history month” but you’re so woke that your version of this social justice initiative goes beyond honoring women to include non-biological women in the festivities.

There’s a lot of talk about war now, and not all of it concerns Russia. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and Republicans are being accused of “waging a war” on transgender children. The governor issued a recent mandate declaring that puberty blockers, hormone treatments and surgical interventions amount to child abuse. That got huffy LGBT athletes to demand the Gay Softball World Series be moved out of…

Thomas Tuchel, the skipper for Chelsea F.C. of the English Premier League, has gained renown as one of the best soccer coaches in the world today. But he has no desire to be a politician and made that abundantly clear earlier this week.

Russia’s national sports teams have been excluded from international tournaments left and right because of Vladimir Putin’s decision to invade Ukraine, but now the president himself is personally feeling the repercussions of his decisions.