By Kathleen Reily

A man wakes up one day to find he has become irrelevant to his family.

He loves his family with everything yet his needs are disregarded; but he continues to put them first. Only to find that he has lost the sense of who he is as…

By Warren Blumenfeld

Every time some Anti-White, Anti-American, Anti-freedom event takes place, you look at it, and it’s Jews behind it.

This headline in October 2018 blamed Jews for sexual assault charges lodged against then newly confirmed United States Supreme Court Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh, printed in bold capital letters…

By Phil Bohlender

When 1992 started, I was 33 years old. At the time, I did not yet have the awareness of how some of the decisions that I was going to make in that year would have such a massive impact on my life personally and professionally.

I attended…

By Taylor García

Mission Two: The Guns

Our sons’ current obsessions are few: LEGO, Hot Wheels, and their bikes. They also love swimming.

Just before Christmas, we negotiated with them to remove one other obsession that was once high on their list: their guns.

We said that if they could donate their Nerf guns…

By Rob Azevedo

Just the other morning, that violent whip of winter came calling yet again. I stared bleary-eyed out the living room window at another heavy dusting. My shoulders dropped. I grew another chin. That was it. Game over.

For lots of people, winter works. For other nutbags like…

By Jeremy Barnes

She’s been wanting to play for a few years now, but this is actually the first time that I managed to not miss the deadline for winter basketball sign ups. Two games in as a starting forward and she still hasn’t made a field goal yet but…

By Michael Sutherland

Floods are linked closely to rainfall, so increased precipitation generally implies increased flooding activity. Extreme rain events overwhelm natural and manmade drainage systems and result in flash floods (including a variety known as “urban” floods, where buildings and impermeable street surfaces become riverbeds when sewers are at…

By Gint Aras

How can you teach men to be independent if you don’t make them learn things on their own?

This is what a woman — she claimed to be a fourth grade teacher — asked me recently. We were in a busy café waiting for our barista to…