Across the nation, parents are rising up against public schools for their COVID policies and for replacing education with left wing indoctrination. Now even parents in San Francisco, one of the most liberal cities in the country, have had enough, voting overwhelmingly to recall the leadership of the school board.
P. J. O'Rourke has died. One tribute described him as "America's greatest satirist and coolest conservative." Quotations to show why this is the case.
The "Freedom Convoy" of Canadian truck drivers is a classic job action, a protest of working conditions. But ostensibly pro-labor progressives are demonizing them, just as union busters of yore blamed "outside agitators" and "Communists" for labor strife. Observers see in the protest the rise of the working class against the new ruling elite. And the movement is spreading around the world.
During the COVID lockdown, churches began streaming their services on a massive scale. Now that the restrictions have mostly been lifted, some churches are continuing to stream their worship services online. A controversy has broken out over whether this is a good idea.
As mask mandates are rescinded, some experts say that wearing masks should continue even after COVID goes away so as to prevent other diseases. Other people say they like wearing masks as a way to hide their identity. But an article shows the social and psychological costs of hiding the human face.
Research has found that having a formal wedding ceremony, complete with as many family and friends in attendance as possible, is a big predictor of a happy marriage
Contrary to earlier reports, Prime's upcoming series The Rings of Power, a prequel to Lord of the Rings, will be family friendly. And, according to those who have previewed the first three episodes, it actually sounds really good.
Research shows that the more romantic, sexual, or cohabiting experiences a person has had, the more difficult it becomes to have a happy marriage.
Populism put Donald Trump into the White House and led to the rise of Nationalist Conservatism, with its "big government conservatism." But the new populism, driven by anger at the government's COVID policies and infringements on personal freedom, is creating a libertarian backlash.
The conventional wisdom today is that living together before getting married can help you make sure that the marriage would "work." And that it's better to wait to get married until you are in your 30s at least, so you will be mature enough for a good marriage. But research is showing that these are myths.
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