For centuries, humans have searched for the fountain of youth. But according to recent research, the fountain of youth isn’t some water with magic properties — instead, it seems there is power in the blood … human blood.  Gen Magazine…

New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman once penned a piece wherein he wished that the United States had an effective autocratic government like China’s. “One-party autocracy certainly has its drawbacks,” Friedman wrote. “But when it is led by a reasonably…

Parents are beginning to realize that the Left doesn’t like them. The government, the media, the public school system — you name it — all want direct, unmediated access to kids. As the primary educators of children, parents can pass…

One of the tedious chores that must be performed by any conscientious member of the commentariat involves perusing America’s “newspaper of record.” Despite its dishonest reporting, the Times provides a useful preview of the spin that will be adopted by…

The coverage of Jordan Neely’s death on the New York City subway displays, yet again, the media’s tendency to overstate the relevance of race. The mainstream media’s obsession with race has been clear to any casual consumer of news in…

“I don’t want to offend, and yet I do, in a way.” — Dame Edna, 2004 No, Dame Edna Everage was not drag.  When the masterly Australian performer Barry Humphries put on a purple wig, a bedazzled frock, and a…

Every year, millions of Americans purchase much-needed products online along with the required postage. While most of the sellers are legitimate operations, a not-insignificant share is willing to use counterfeit postage to save a buck on taxpayers’ and consumers’ dime. …

Eye-rollingly typical of the Left. Over there — where else but in the New York Times? — was this headline: A Four-Decade Secret: One Man’s Story of Sabotaging Carter’s Re-election A prominent Texas politician said he unwittingly took part in…