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.
The Abraham Accords are reshaping the Middle East, presenting new opportunities for countries like Syria and Lebanon to normalize relations with Israel. As regional dynamics shift and the influence of Iran wanes, the implications of these agreements are profound and far-reaching.
President Trump has ended trade negotiations with Canada due to their new digital services tax on U.S. tech firms. This decision highlights longstanding trade frictions and sets a precedent for American interests in global trade.
A shocking incident in Houston highlights the urgent need for improved mental health support in America. A 64-year-old woman armed and distressed raises critical questions about community involvement and the role of law enforcement in mental health crises.
The Supreme Court has ruled 6-3 in favor of President Trump's authority to govern, emphasizing the legitimacy of presidential power. Justice Barrett's majority opinion highlights the importance of election integrity and the constitutional rights of elected officials.
President Trump has announced the termination of trade talks with Canada due to their digital services tax, which he argues unfairly targets American tech companies. This bold move underscores the administration's commitment to protecting American interests in international trade.
California's new Low Carbon Fuel Standard program and rising gas taxes threaten to drive prices as high as $9 per gallon. This article explores the financial burden on families and the constitutional implications of these policies.
Over 200 Christians were slaughtered by Fulani jihadists in Nigeria, highlighting a disturbing trend of escalating violence against faith communities. Eyewitness accounts reveal a systematic campaign of ethnic cleansing, while public health crises loom for survivors. Calls for international intervention grow louder as the silence from local authorities continues.
A shocking new poll reveals that over half of women in London do not feel safe on the streets, highlighting a crisis of public safety. This sentiment exposes the failures of leadership and the urgent need for systemic changes to protect women from violence and harassment.