You know, every once in a while, a story comes along that perfectly captures the moment we’re living in. Not just the absurdity, but the deeper corruption. This week, it was the Chancellor of the University of California, San Francisco,… Continue Reading →
Whew. that’ll be an interesting convo with the kid someday. I don’t actually know if the couple was male or female but for my brilliant little screenplay that follows I need a gender so they’re dudes. I’m taking some liberties… Continue Reading →
This is sad. Evil ideas have horrible consequences. pic.twitter.com/JpJ51lnfOo — Connor Boyack 📚 (@cboyack) July 14, 2026 Meanwhile, Paul Ehrlich had a child, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. When taking life advice, I’d advise going to the Catechism or the Bible… Continue Reading →
Wow. Dr. Kreeft's reflections are so profoundly beautiful, true, and good. https://t.co/ZSss7BaCgS — Michael Sirilla (@msirilla1) July 15, 2026
This kind of thing amazes me. Jillian Michaels is a lesbian leftist fitness guru with a podcast. On many issues she actually seems rather open minded. But you can tell that this is the first time she’s hearing that Jesus… Continue Reading →
Victory!! In a notable 6-3 ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court has upheld Idaho and West Virginia laws banning transgender athletes from competing in women’s and girl’s school sports, with Justice Brett Kavanaugh writing “The term ‘sex’ in Title IX… cannot… Continue Reading →
Maybe the judge doesn’t understand what diversity means. You really can’t make this stuff up. In Brazil, two parents, Audato and Ieda Denardi, have just been sentenced to 50 days in prison for the crime of… homeschooling their own daughters…. Continue Reading →
I just saw Supergirl and Citizen Vigilante. One has an anti-hero violently and ruthlessly dispatching sex traffickers with foreign accents with maximum violence and minimum remorse and the other is Citizen Vigilante. Neither movie contains a moral arc. The only… Continue Reading →
Picture it. October 7th, 1571. The Mediterranean is a cauldron of fury. A rag-tag Christian fleet, outnumbered, outgunned, and probably terrified, faces down the might of the Islamic Ottoman Empire at Lepanto. The Pope, St. Pius V, not only prayed… Continue Reading →
In the grand carnival of modern life, where every institution seems hell-bent on painting itself in the approved corporate rainbow just to prove how enlightened it is, we have a delicious little rebellion brewing in the minor leagues. The York… Continue Reading →