One Battle after Another is a 2025 film written, produced and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, loosely based on Thomas Pynchon’s novel, Vineland. It’s a fusion of action thriller, psychological drama and dark comedy, featuring major stars such…
“This Doctor Trains Abortionists: What Makes Her Unhappy?” written by Sarah Terzo is a deeply thought-provoking article, so insightful that I felt compelled to respond and address a question that echoes throughout. If abortion is only the…
When Medicaid expansion was announced, many of us argued that the states were setting themselves up for being on a very expensive hook down the road. But short-sighted California lawmakers took the bait — and now they’re panicking as federal…
I must confess that I have watched the BBC’s six-part mini-series adaptation of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice multiple times. As a video adaptation of a novel, it’s about the best I’ve seen though, but if you read the book you’ll see from…
On October 5 at The Times, science editor Ben Spencer reported on a striking new book coming out in English in mid-October. The two French authors of God, the Science, the Evidence insist that science points to God. That wouldn’t seem like a big…
On Sept. 30, hours before the federal government shut down, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration had a baffling act to fit in. The FDA stealthily approved a new generic version of the abortion drug mifepristone. Mifepristone, a drug the FDA…
By The New York Post Editorial Board The $13,000 that Zohran Mamdani seems to have accepted in illegal donations from foreigners isn’t as sketchy as some of the legal money his campaign has taken in. When you combine Mamdani’s two obsessions —…
The Daily Mail reports on an uplifting, if bittersweet event: President Donald Trump has awarded Charlie Kirk the Medal of Freedom, marking what would have been his assassinated friend’s 32nd birthday. Charlie’s widow Erika wiped away tears as…
Suppose an Evangelical church believes that helping the poor is the believer’s obligation and we should not ascribe this responsibility to the government. To demonstrate this conviction, the church holds bi-annual events reaching out to the poor…
By The New York Post Editorial Board With tears of joy, Israel welcomed the last living hostages home Monday, one of the brightest days the region has seen in a long time. Among the ecstatic sights: Evyatar David — filmed just months ago being…
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