Michael Brendan Dougherty

A decade ago, Xi Jinping Thought captivated the global class. Trump won the future.

Go and read Armond White o n the weird compelling satirical style of Spencer Pratt's ads in the Los Angeles mayoral race. Skip Ad

The guitar ‘community’ is rebelling against a recent move by guitar manufacturer Fender.

The Vatican has released the results of its synodal sessions. It's one of these weird mystery documents the church puts out that is so in

I missed it last week, but the Wall Street Journal had a nice column explaining the felt “squeeze” in a middle class that is earning more than ever, yet feeling precarious or constrained nonetheless.

You might have missed it, but someone else decided to fire a hail of bullets at the White House. Freddy Gray writes in The Spectator on America's strange shrugging reaction:

Spencer Pratt has done a lot of work calling out Los Angeles government for its failures in the wildfires that devastated Altadena and Pasadena neighborhoods.

They've lost the mantle of the party of change because the party is so settled in its identity.

South Korea has been the poster child for worldwide terminal fertility rates. Rates are going down, pretty fast, everywhere and they've been doing nothing but going down since the global financial crisis.

A couple of news stories that establish an ominous pattern if you're reading the prospects for Ukraine.