Culture/Society

Cosmopolitan Magazine's Instagram post described a "Satanic abortion ceremony," inciting backlash and calls for cancellation. The post gave instructions for the ritual, suggesting a clinic that welcomes it and encouraging people to affirm their autonomy before aborting. Critics of the post expressed horror, deeming it an endorsement of child sacrifice and a mockery of motherhood and Christian…

The Washington Post published an article on the rise of sexual fetishes involving political role-play, where individuals derive arousal from being mocked for their political views by those on the opposing side. Fetish influencers can make lucrative earnings by producing content that plays on these kinks. The fetish sometimes involves impersonating political figures, with content often showing…

Mesa School District in Arizona is being sued by board member Rachel Walden, with support from America First Legal, for helping students change their gender identity at school without parental consent. The lawsuit claims the district's policy, which previously required parental notification, now allows non-notification. This breaches the Arizona Parents’ Bill of Rights and has been implemented…

Beyoncé is facing criticism from pro-Palestine supporters after news that her Renaissance concert film will be screened in Israel. These fans accuse her of being hypocritical, as they see her promoting other liberation causes but not standing with Palestine. Some have even canceled their tickets to her shows in protest. Critics are using social media to voice their disappointment, while others…

Absolut Vodka faced backlash after posting an image on Twitter of its rainbow pride vodka bottle, a tribute to rainbow flag creator Gilbert Baker. Critics accused the brand of promoting a "gay agenda." Despite negative comments, such as calling the brand "Absolut Trash," and vows to switch to other brands, Absolut stands by its support of the LGBTQ+ community, noting its history of advertising…

USC Professor John Strauss was banned from teaching on campus for making comments against Hamas, leading to viral online backlash. Dubbed as ignorant by Strauss, pro-Palestine student demonstrators had been chanting a slogan he interpreted as a call for Israel's destruction. A video of his reaction, alleging Hamas supports murder, was widely shared, some versions heavily edited. Strauss will…

Since the overturning of Roe v. Wade on June 24, 2022, an estimated 32,000 additional births have occurred per year due to abortion bans.

If you want Black Friday to be really dark, you can support abortion on demand by buying a new record called Noise for Now: Volume 1. The special vinyl-only limited edition Record Store Day Black Friday exclusive will feature tracks from Maya Hawke, Amanda Shires and Jason Isbell, Bully, Wet Leg, My Morning Jacket, Fleet Foxes, Cat Power and more. The LP will be available on clear…

The radical leftists at The Nation can be counted on to be the Debbie Downers of Thanksgiving. In a feature they mysteriously called "The Debate," two native American activists both argue that the holiday is grievously wrong and it should be a day for "centering the Indigenous perspective."

Saint Mary's College, a historically all-girls institution, will begin admitting transgender women, stirring controversy. School president Katie Conboy asserted the decision aligns with Catholic values and acceptance of LGBTQ+ individuals. Critics, including Riley Gaines, argue this undermines women's spaces and could pose safety concerns, challenging the Catholic faith's traditional gender…

Mid Vermont Christian School is suing Vermont for barring it from a tuition program and sports league after it forfeited a game versus a team with a transgender athlete. The school argues this violates First Amendment rights by forcing them to adopt state views on gender ideology, which contradicts their religious beliefs. The Alliance Defending Freedom represents them, and they claim the…

When covering the news, it is usually a steady stream of doom and gloom. But on occasion, there are stories that brighten one’s day, especially in today’s polarized news environment. One such story: ABC World News Tonight’s feature on National Adoption Month. 

The North Hertfordshire Museum in the UK will display Emperor Elagabalus, who ruled from 218-222 AD and died at 18, with female pronouns, referencing historical texts indicating his preference. The museum consulted LGBT organizations for inclusive practices. However, some historians suggest these texts might be biased character assassinations, and caution against modern interpretations of…

Miss Nicaragua, a Christian and real biological woman, won the Miss Universe pageant, a win celebrated by some amidst criticism of the pageant's inclusivity of transgender contestants. The Miss Universe organization, now run by a transgender woman, Anne Jakrajutatip, faced bankruptcy, which critics attributed to its "wokeness." The contest also allowed married women and mothers to compete this…