Month: April 2023

Parents were outraged after eighth-graders were given an assignment that used “pizza toppings” as a metaphor for sex acts. A copy of the “Pizza & Consent” assignment given to students...

Political scientist Hannah Arendt once called the often brutal and inhumane callousness of the bureaucratic state a “tyranny without a tyrant.” One Virginia couple recently learned just how accurate that...

These are complex times. Even the question “How are you doing?” is complex. But this is not complex: In a 6-1 vote late Tuesday night, the San Francisco Board of...

In the midst of political turmoil, one influential conservative figure’s sudden exit from a top-rated news network raises eyebrows and leaves a trail of unanswered questions. On Monday, Megyn Kelly...

Take a look, and then decide if you believe this teen’s story and think she deserved to be locked up as she alleged that she was manhandled before being thrown...

A contestant on a popular game show is left reeling after an agonizingly close guess results in an unforgettable, heartbreaking loss. Jennifer’s excitement knew no bounds when she was chosen...

Samantha Daniels’ ears have always been the subject of bullying in her school. You can easily imagine how quickly kids can come up with taunts and mean words for any...

As most of the northern hemisphere moves into its coldest period of the year, heating systems are being turned on and in many cases space heaters are being pulled out...

What is the value of a child’s innocence? All students have the right to attend schools that are safe and conducive to learning and achievement, yet schools are experiencing increasingly...

A homeowner’s dream turns into a nightmare as a disagreement over payment escalates, resulting in a demolished home and a battle over who’s responsible. An irate builder went on a...