CULTURAL AFFAIRS EDITOR
Sarah Mitchell is a cultural commentator and editor who focuses on the intersection of faith, family, and American values. With a background in sociology and theology, she writes extensively about the cultural battles facing traditional America. Her incisive analysis of Hollywood, academia, and progressive activism has made her a leading voice in the culture wars. Mitchell's eloquent prose combines scholarly depth with accessible commentary, weaving together personal anecdotes with broader cultural analysis. Her writing is both intellectually rigorous and emotionally resonant.
Harvard University is facing federal scrutiny for violations of Title VI regarding anti-Semitism on campus. The Joint Task Force has issued a Notice of Violation, highlighting the university's failure to protect Jewish students from harassment. This situation raises critical questions about the future of civil rights in higher education.
The DOJ has announced charges against 324 individuals in a historic healthcare fraud takedown totaling $14.6 billion. This unprecedented action highlights the ongoing battle against fraud within a system meant to protect our most vulnerable citizens.
The tragic ambush of first responders in Idaho by Wess Roley raises serious questions about motives and transparency. As the investigation unfolds, Americans demand answers amid growing concerns over domestic terrorism.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is under intense scrutiny for misleading Congress about a lavish $2.5 billion renovation of the Fed's headquarters. Critics, including Senators Tim Scott and Cynthia Lummis, are demanding accountability and transparency as the Fed struggles with significant financial losses.
Canada has rescinded its digital services tax following Trump’s trade threats, signaling a significant shift in the U.S.-Canada trade relationship. This article explores the implications of this decision and the potential for renewed negotiations.
Despite Democratic predictions of economic ruin, President Trump's policies have led to record highs in the stock market. This article explores the complexities of tariffs and their implications for American values and constitutional governance.
Iran's latest cyberattack on its banking system signals a dangerous escalation in cyber warfare capabilities that threaten global stability. The implications for American security are profound, as the Biden administration's diplomatic approach may not adequately address the growing threat from Tehran.
Jeremy Briggs's frustration over his wife's Amazon purchases funding Jeff Bezos's lavish wedding highlights the stark wealth disparity in America. This situation reflects broader cultural issues and raises important questions about consumer responsibility and corporate greed.