This holiday season, women are giving thanks for new death. 

Salon’s Amanda Marcotte is on to you, Republicans. She can see right inside your pasty white scalps and into your racist brains. She knows you’d be fine with Trump dining with white supremacists, as long as it did not hurt your election chances. As part of that, she had a piece out titled “Republicans don't care that Trump's a white supremacist — just that he's indiscreet about it.” 

The NFL constantly pumps its woke “Inspire Change” campaign, and Rams’ receiver extraordinaire Cooper Kupp turned that into a positive over the weekend. Cupp slammed Balenciaga for a BDSM-themed ad campaign featuring children. 

Television has been pushing the pro-abortion agenda hard this fall, but every now and again a pro-life script slips through the cracks.

It’s not often that Hollywood acknowledges the value of preborn human life. In fact, it’s usually the opposite, especially since Roe was overturned (which is no accident). So, it was a pleasant surprise when Netflix’s hit dark comedy Dead to Me showed reverence and respect for the unborn baby main character Jen (Christina Applegate) is carrying during the show’s third and final season,…

May we criticize an individual without being assumed to be prejudiced against their entire ethnic group? Evidently not. Especially if you are an enemy of the left like Elon Musk is.

Wasn’t it just a few days ago that somebody shot up a gay bar because conservatives are too uptight about kids at drag shows? Yes. That’s what our betters told us. So it’s kinda funny to come across this November 23 theater review by Peter Marks in The Washington Post. The headline reads “‘Downstate’ is a play about pedophiles. It’s also brilliant.”

A liberal Baylor University professor is demanding that Christians stop hating homosexuals and that the Baptist school should lead the charge of protest against Russia’s imprisonment of lesbian basketball player Brittney Griner. 

CBS’s East New York and Fox’s The Resident both took on the fentanyl crisis plaguing communities across America in their most recent episodes, yet both shows failed to mention the root causes, such as border security weaknesses and China.

For the 31st season of Dancing With the Stars, history was made when a drag queen was cast. Somehow said drag queen made it to the finale episode where he danced with Gleb Schevancok who, for the finale, also dressed in drag.

U.S. Senate candidate Herschel Walker’s latest campaign ad exposed his Democrat rival, Sen. Raphael Warnock, for supporting the transgender threat to women’s sports. Angered LGBT propagandists lashed out, accusing Walker of dehumanizing people who are psychologically confused about their gender and by trying to tie him to a horrible shooting at an LGBT club in Colorado. 

"Offensive" sports mascots have become a handy club to beat America with. Washington Post columnist Kate Cohen approves of this (she is, after all, a Washington Post columnist). It’s of little import to Cohen or the experts and grievance grifters she quotes that the vast majority of Native Americans don’t have a problem with Indian-related mascots.

What constitutes an “anti-trans activist” to the left these days? Vice News decided Tuesday to set the bar remarkably low. Not only that, but it attempted to connect these so-called “anti-trans activists” to the recent Club Q shooting with their piece entitled: “Elon Musk's Twitter Reinstates Anti-Trans Activists on Same Weekend as Club Q Attacked.”  

Does the FBI care about violence against pro-lifers?