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Getting Out the Vote Means Getting Yourself Into a Voting Booth0
Election Day 2026 is just around the corner. For both Republicans and Democrats, this midterm is crucial. If Republicans can maintain control of the House and the Senate, the Trump presidency has two more years to make good on some of its promises to the American people. If the Democrats win, that same administration will
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Don’t Take Marriage Advice From Celebrities and Influencers0
- Culture, Entertainment, Family, Featured
- October 23, 2026
In a recent episode of the popular podcast “Call Her Daddy,” host Alex Cooper interviews Sophia Bush, an actress who is now married to a woman after divorcing her husband in the summer of 2023. Bush and Cooper offered some pretty terrible advice to female audience members who are having second thoughts about ending their
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The Essentials of Homemaking 1010
Recently, I moved the boxes of building blocks, Playmobil figures and Lincoln Logs from an alcove in my apartment’s living room to the spacious kitchen, where the grandkids would have more room to build their castles and towns when they visit. I then rearranged some living room furniture to make the room more attractive to
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The Rise and Fall and Rise of Marvel0
- Culture, Entertainment, Featured
- October 22, 2026
This past summer, “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” quietly became the biggest box-office success in U.S. history, grossing even more in ticket sales than “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.” I’m not surprised. This statistic teaches us (and hopefully Hollywood) the importance of choosing storytelling over agenda-peddling. It’s not that “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” is the best
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Every ‘Ought’ Is Derived From an ‘Is’0
- Featured, Philosophy
- October 20, 2026
One question that always baffled me in the history of ethics was the rejection of inherent final cause or purpose, also known as teleology. If you have a long and productive discussion with anyone about a disagreement in ethics, it will likely boil down to this principle. Historically, humans took for granted the premise that
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The Life-Changing Power of Great Fiction0
- Culture, Featured, Literature
- October 19, 2026
Recently I did something I haven’t done since childhood – if then. On Oct. 2, I finished reading a novel. On Oct. 3, I started reading the book again, completing this second reading six days later. I never read for hours at a time, but only during breaks from work and my routine. The first
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Stay Married, Even If You’re Unhappy1
“Stay married for the kids,” they say. That’s decent enough advice, but couples going through a tough time in their marriage should also know that they should stay together for themselves. Most of the time, a couple that sticks it out through a really rough patch in marriage will be happier in the long run
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Books, Boys, and Heroes0
- Culture, Family, Featured, Literature
- October 15, 2026
My previous article, “Stories About Real Heroes Can Help Make Heroic Boys,” drew readers’ attention to the good that comes through exposing boys to literature and history featuring flesh-and-blood heroes. Superheroes have a place in the imagination of the young, but sooner or later, boys realize that the only superpowers in real life are those
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A Fashion Designer’s 7 Tips for Choosing Homecoming Dresses (or Any Outfit)0
There’s an online debate that surfaces around this time every year, namely, what qualifies as an acceptable homecoming dress. This year is no different, with writer Bethany Mandel kicking off the conversation with the following post on X: I could weigh into this debate with my own thoughts, for I certainly have them, but we
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