The ‘Johnson Treatment’ was ‘an incredible, potent mixture of persuasion, badgering, flattery, threats, reminders of past favors and future advantages.’
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‘Beautiful Chaos Of A Mother’s Heart’: Jessie Buckley Uses Oscar Speech To Honor Husband, Daughter
In the midst of such a disorienting, selfish atmosphere, comments like Buckley’s serve as a tether for women who do hope for more.
Team USA Humiliates Canada In Sled Hockey, World Baseball Matchups
It’s another Monday that ends in “y,” which means that American athletes just spent the past weekend humiliating Canada in sports. The U.S. sled hockey team defeated their maple syrup-loving neighbors to the north on Sunday to win its fifth consecutive gold medal at the Winter Paralympics. The…
Pew’s Latest Poll Tries To Hide Americans’ Hesitancy About Unlimited Abortion, Mifepristone
Pew buries the fact that four in 10 Americans agree that ‘human life begins at conception, so an embryo is a person with rights.’
Democrats Spent Your Money ‘Queering The Maps,’ And They Want To Do It Again
During the Biden years, the State Department reportedly spent $72,000 on making the maps of European countries ‘more gay.’
Media, 29 Federal Judges Freak Out Over Rude Words In Dissent Attacking Trans Child Abuse
Federal courts have done the worst damage to themselves with a century of outrageous and abusive rulings like this one from the Ninth Circuit.
Carolyn Bessette’s Love Story Wasn’t A Fairy Tale, But Pre-Internet Dating Looks Like One
Love Story’s CBK has Calvin Klein to introduce her to her prince. Zoomers have Date Drop, a matchmaking algorithm.
If Mail-Order Abortion Existed 40 Years Ago, I Probably Wouldn’t Be Here
Today, women like my mom are told to visit a website and order abortion drugs. Other women deserve the same support she received decades ago.
Some Students Have Never Read A Full-Length Book. This Bill Would Fix That
To deprive students of whole books is to deprive them of an education.
Modern Fertility Technology Is Overriding Our Moral Compass
As the technological imagination increasingly eclipses the human one, Leigh Snead’s life and book elegantly expose the folly of that eclipse.