Culture

Globalists at Heineken shill for vaccine passports

As multinational corporations get bigger, the propaganda gets more brazen. International beer goliath Heineken, the second-largest brewer in the world, is being pilloried in England for releasing a new commercial that serves as an advertisement for vaccine passports. Read More.

Display of founding documents called 'structurally racist'

According to the National Archives Task Force on Racism, the Archives' Rotunda for the Charters of Freedom, where America's founding documents are on display, is an example of "structural racism" because it provides a portrayal of the nation's founders that is too positive. Read More.

Soros, PUMA helped anti-U.S. athlete qualify for Tokyo

A radical organization founded by a prominent Obama administration official and funded by George Soros induced one of the largest sports apparel corporations in the world to provide funding for the activist U.S. athlete now making headlines for snubbing the national anthem during Olympic trials. Read More.

Next up for post-mask America: Eat your bugs!

NBC News, which has been biting at the chomp to gallop past CNN in the Woke Network Derby for some time now, is serving up its latest soulless globalist fare. And we mean that literally. Read More.

Teacher critical of Loudoun trans policy suspended

An elementary school teacher refused to affirm a controversial policy on “transgender identity” last week, following his Christian faith and evidence from a “60 Minutes” investigative report about significant psychological harms that can accompany gender transition. Read More.

Left angered by surge of charter schools

The relative success of charter schools is one unreported metric on public acceptance of the Democrat-backed teachers unions. Read More.

Virginia parent destroys Critical Race Theory

A Loudoun County Schools parent absolutely destroyed Critical Race Theory education plans in the Virginia school district and asked the school board to ban what she called a curriculum that is "racist and abusive." Read More.

Biden set to push race-based Marxism on schools

Team Biden’s Department of Education intends to impose the most radical forms of Critical Race Theory on America’s schools, including the 1619 Project and the so-called anti-racism of Ibram X. Kendi, a report said. Read More.

Flop: Media hype didn't help Hunter Biden's book

Though CBS News, CNN's Brian Stelter, and ABC late night personality Jimmy Kimmel fawned over him prior to the book being released, “Beautiful Things” by Hunter Biden is a flop. Read More.

MLB boycotts Georgia while expanding ties to communists

One day prior to moving its All-Star game out of Georgia because of its objections to the voter integrity law, Major League Baseball expanded its contract with a Chinese telecommunications firm which has significant ties to the brutal Communist Party. Read More.

California curriculum: Early Christians guilty of ‘theocide’

A new curriculum approved for California’s K–12 public schools instructs that white Christian settlers committed “theocide” against indigenous American tribes and teaches children to participate in a pagan chant, a report said. Read More.

Cancel culture mob targets NCAA Cinderella Oral Roberts

Hemal Jhaveri, editor and columnist at USA Today's For The Win, believes that Oral Roberts should not be allowed to compete in the tournament because of the university's Biblical beliefs. Read More.

Producers: 'My Son Hunter', a true crime movie, coming soon

The producers of the movie "My Son Hunter" say their film will address the “crimes of the Biden family.” Read More.

David Hogg forgets to trademark his 'progressive alternative' to MyPillow

You snooze, you lose. Leftist activist David Hogg learned that the hard way this week after reports noted that he failed to trademark the name of his so-called "progressive alternative" to MyPillow. Read More.

Studies counter assumptions on family size, church communities

New research is overturning longstanding assumptions about successful families, and doing so with a unexpected twist. Families who participate in church communities have on average both more children and more positive outcomes. Read More.