Author: Auguste Meyrat

A new survey shows that after schools arbitrarily shut down for several consecutive months, parents of all political backgrounds continue to take on the rigors and responsibilities of homeschooling long... Read More... “America’s Education System Is So Bad, Even Leftists Are Homeschooling Their Kids”

Although atheists like to claim the mantel of facts and logic, most of their arguments are made through emotion-driven narratives about their superior intelligence and virtue over the narrow-minded religious... Read More... “Psychological Thriller ‘The Wonder’ Is A Depressing Rejection Of Both Religion And Reality”

After meandering for so many episodes in its second season, the teacher-based sitcom “Abbott Elementary” has finally latched onto a compelling theme/storyline: the urban public school’s competition with the nearby... Read More... “Here’s The Real Story Behind The School Choice Debate In ‘Abbott Elementary’”

Even though the Arizona governor’s race has been called in favor of Katie Hobbs, Hobbs’ opponent Kari Lake has not conceded and vote counting and vote correcting are still happening.... Read More... “Scrutinizing Arizona’s Election Administration Does Not Make Kari Lake An ‘Election Denier’”

There’s plenty of blame to go around for the disappointing results of the last week’s election: the current post-Covid rules (or lack thereof) for voting, mismanaged ballot collection and counting,... Read More... “Why Did Gen Z Turn Out To Vote For Democrats And Against Their Own Interests?”

Hollywood has a tendency to glamorize psychotic serial killers. They are often portrayed as charismatic, intelligent men who happen to have a thirst for murder — the TV series “Dexter”... Read More... “What FX’s ‘The Patient’ Has To Say About Therapy, Violence, And The Masculinity Crisis”

There are three hurdles for a reader to clear in order to enjoy Kurt Schlichter’s new book “We’ll Be Back: The Fall and Rise of America.” First, he must ignore... Read More... “Will America Fall With A Bang Or A Whimper?”

The global popularity of soccer has always been a mystery for Americans. With its low scores, slow pace, and vast number of leagues and tournaments, soccer has never been able... Read More... “‘Welcome To Wrexham’ Might Finally Explain Soccer’s Appeal”

In an effort to combat smartphone addiction, one university has begun to offer scholarships for students who agree to forego their devices while they’re on campus. In a recent article... Read More... “Would You Ditch Your Smartphone For Money? New Scholarship Bets Students Will — Here’s Why It’s A Great Idea”

Despite what one might think, it is actually possible (though difficult) to make a teen comedy movie that’s funny, deep, and palatable for all age groups. The best example of... Read More... “Netflix’s ‘Do Revenge’ Teen Comedy Trades Humor For Wokeness”