Author Jakob Fay

Some say our culture’s assault on manliness is linked wholly to its feminization of men. This certainly may be true in part. But it falls short of the mark.

For nearly ten decades, Disney has maintained a well-deserved reputation as the world’s premier provider of quality, family entertainment, progressively building itself into a massive empire of media and...

Amazon recently made the shocking announcement that it would be relocating its Seattle office staff due to the out-of-control crime rates in the city.

Just this week, Florida and DeSantis once again proved their political impregnability and the media responded, in turn, by once again proving the dishonest lengths to which it’ll go to smear those with whom they disagree.

Every generation in history has had its heroes. And as the morals and values of societal heroes are almost always reflective of the morals and values of the society itself, a simple examination of a society’s heroes will tell you a lot about its people.

For the sake of those who are most vulnerable and at risk of being harmed by these policies, we must sound the alarm.

After decades of consolidating power, Washington, DC, has become a venal cesspool of corrupt, egotistical politicians, concerned more with staying in power than working for the common good of the people they profess to represent.

We have lost that distinction between liberty and license and risk losing the society that was built upon it.

If there’s one thing the radical Left hates, it’s having their narrative questioned.

But today, as we honor King, I don’t want to celebrate him for the purpose of scoring political points against opponents, but for the purpose of understanding the magnitude of his accomplishments in the context of his time and in the wider context of American history as a whole.