Alex Monroe
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OpinionIf You're Not Focused On Fighting Left-Wing Violence, Step Aside
The recent assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk has intensified discussions about leftist violence in America, particularly against conservatives.
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OpinionGen Zers Will Never Be The Same After Kirk's Assassination
A new chapter in American youth culture may have begun following the assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk.
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OpinionReflections on Charlie Kirk's Impact and Legacy
The assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk has prompted a wave of introspection among his supporters and those who have drifted from religious.
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OpinionDebate Over Obamacare Subsidies Raises Concerns About Abortion Funding
As congressional Republicans consider the future of enhanced Obamacare subsidies, House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., expressed ambivalence about extending the benefits.
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OpinionCharlie Kirk's Legacy Sparks Debate on Christian Engagement
Kirk's approach to Christianity was characterized by a belief that love for others and a commitment to truth do not require timidity.
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OpinionCongress Must End Leftist Funding Enabling Kirk Assassination
The assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk is being described as a terrorist attack aimed at undermining the conservative movement. Authorities.
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OpinionAfter Charlie Kirk's Murder, There Can Be No More Both-Sides-ism
Charlie Kirk, a prominent figure in the conservative movement, was known for his ability to articulate the challenges facing the right.
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OpinionThe Leftists That Love Luigi Mangione Now Laugh At Charlie Kirk
Brian Thompson, the CEO of UnitedHealthCare, was murdered in December while entering a Manhattan hotel. Friends and family described the 50-year-old as a loving.
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OpinionCharlie Kirk Assassination Proves The Left Needs To Fear Its Rules
Charlie Kirk, a prominent conservative commentator, was assassinated just one day after he discussed the politicization of violence in a podcast interview.
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OpinionCharlie Kirk Wasn't Just Assassinated, He Was Martyred
Charlie Kirk, a prominent conservative figure, was fatally shot on Wednesday during an event at Utah Valley University.
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OpinionDebate Intensifies Over Political Violence Following Shooting Incident
The recent shooting of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk has reignited discussions about political violence in the United States, with some commentators.
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OpinionSurrogacy Raises Ethical Concerns Amid Celebrity Endorsements
In a recent appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, actress Michelle Williams discussed her experience with surrogacy, highlighting a growing trend among celebrities.
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OpinionPoll Reveals Low Priority for Parenthood Among Female Gen Z Voters
A recent NBC News poll indicates that only 6% of female voters from Generation Z who supported Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election.
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OpinionDebate Over Gay Marriage and Child Welfare Intensifies
The ongoing debate surrounding the implications of gay marriage on child welfare has gained renewed attention following a series of troubling incidents.
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OpinionWhy Southern Baptist Conventions Should Look More Like NatCon
Most denominational meetings are often perceived as unexciting, dominated by ministry reports, budget debates, and infrequent votes. While there may be panels.
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OpinionMonica Lewinsky Takes on New Role in Hulu Series Amid Controversy
Monica Lewinsky is co-producing a new Hulu series titled "The Twisted Tales of Amanda Knox," which aims to adapt Knox's memoir into a television format. Knox.
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OpinionTrump Should Take Down The AMA's Licensing Grift
In the complex landscape of American healthcare, the American Medical Association (AMA) has been criticized for its significant influence and financial.
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OpinionSen. Tim Kaine Criticizes Belief in God-Given Rights
Senator Tim Kaine, a Democrat from Virginia, recently sparked controversy by suggesting that those who believe rights come from God are akin to terrorists.
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OpinionThe Role of Prayer in Response to Recent Tragedy
Critics argue that prayer alone is insufficient in addressing societal issues, while supporters maintain that it plays a crucial role in personal and communal healing.
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OpinionMSNBC Writer Critiques Marriage Following Taylor Swift's Engagement
Wyman's commentary, published on September 4, 2025, has sparked discussions about the institution of marriage and its implications for women.
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OpinionU.K. Arrest of Comedian Sparks Debate on Free Speech
Graham Linehan, an Irish comedian known for creating popular sitcoms such as "Father Ted" and "The I.T. Crowd," was arrested at Heathrow Airport by five police.
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OpinionAmerica Needs To Defy The Culture Of Mass Shootings And Death
Last week, a shooting at the Church of the Annunciation in Minneapolis resulted in the deaths of two individuals and injuries to nearly twenty others.
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OpinionDebate Over the Role of Christianity in American Governance
A recent exchange between Douglas Wilson and Hillsdale College President Larry Arnn has reignited discussions about the intersection of Christianity, morality.
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OpinionDebate Intensifies Over Transgender Issues Following Minneapolis Shooting
The recent mass shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis, which left several injured, has reignited discussions about transgender issues in the United States.
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OpinionI Watched Transgenderism Ruin My Friends' Lives
However, the narrative rarely addresses the experiences of those who knew individuals before they transitioned.
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OpinionSchool Shooting Shows It's Deadly To Medicalize Moral Disorders
A man in his early 20s opened fire at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis on August 26, resulting in the deaths of two children and injuries to 17.
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OpinionCracker Barrel Unveils New Logo Amid Rebranding Efforts
Cracker Barrel has introduced a new logo as part of a broader rebranding initiative, a move that has sparked mixed reactions among customers and industry.
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OpinionLeftists Admit They Can't Win Without Rewriting The Constitution
A recent discussion on Ross Douthat’s podcast featured Osita Nwanevu, a contributing editor at The New Republic, who argued for significant changes to the U.S.
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OpinionDebate Intensifies Over Embryo Screening Practices in IVF
Critics argue that practices allowing the destruction of embryos based on genetic criteria are morally questionable and could lead to a slippery slope in reproductive ethics.
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OpinionNewsom's Desperate Meme Act Will Definitely Save Democrats
California Governor Gavin Newsom is attempting to engage voters through social media by mocking former President Donald Trump, a strategy that some analysts.
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OpinionTrump's Peace Efforts Highlighted Amid Theological Reflection
Former President Donald Trump recently emphasized his efforts to end global conflicts, particularly following a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr.
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OpinionAnalysis Links Pandemic Lockdowns to Decline in Positive Personality Traits
A recent analysis of personality surveys suggests that the Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent lockdowns have led to a significant decline in positive personality.
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OpinionComey Speaks In Taylor Swift Lyrics In Anti-Trump Screed
Former FBI Director James Comey recently released a five-minute video on Substack, where he used lyrics from Taylor Swift to criticize former President Donald.
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OpinionInside The Human Rights Campaign's Pressure Drive To Mutilate Kids
A new report from Do No Harm (DNH) titled, “How the Human Rights Campaign’s Healthcare Equality Index Infects Pediatric Hospitals with Gender Ideology,”.
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OpinionDems Don't Get To Act Thoughtful About Fixing Their Crime Fiasco
The editorial acknowledges that crime rates have decreased but emphasizes the need for a deeper understanding of the factors contributing to societal breakdown.
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OpinionDemocrats Reflect on Party Challenges Amid Culture Wars
In a recent op-ed, Rob Flaherty, a digital strategist for the Biden administration, acknowledged the ongoing struggles of the Democratic Party in the culture.
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OpinionSpeech, Self-Defense Keep US From Devolving Into Canada, UK
Two recent news stories from abroad illustrate how close Americans came to experiencing a decline similar to that of their international peers.