Grit, Rage and Retweets: Laura Loomer’s Whole Business Model
I. The Anti-Woke Entrepreneur of Rage Laura Loomer has never been subtle. She doesn’t want to be. Subtlety doesn’t pay […]
Culture
Culture
Culture, Healthcare, Uniparty
Now They Tell You: The COVID Revisionists Are Backpedaling Fast
Section I: The Memory Hole Opens Wide It’s 2025, and suddenly, the people who demanded lockdowns, cheered on vaccine mandates,
Culture, Religion
God’s Culture Warrior: The Legacy of James Dobson
I: The Father of the Family Values Industry James Dobson never stood in a pulpit. He didn’t preach Sunday sermons.
Economics, Culture, Debt
Museums Don’t Fix Generational Theft
I. The Exhibit Is Not the Atonement It’s one of the oldest tricks in the American book: when the crime
Culture
The Urban Crime Wave You’re Not Allowed to Talk About
I. Silence by Design If you get your news from cable networks, major papers, or the Twitter feeds of blue-check
Healthcare, Culture
America’s Mental Health Crisis: Apps, Algorithms, and Abandonment
Section I: The Diagnosis Economy America doesn’t treat mental illness. It codes it. If you’ve ever tried to navigate the
Culture, Economics, Uniparty
The Collapse of Regional America: How The Empty Middle Gutted a Nation
Section I: The Heartland No One Hears Anymore There was a time when every region in America had a pulse
Culture, Corruption, Uniparty
The Cities Are Gone Now: What Cincinnati, Omaha, and the Collapse of Civic Order Really Tell Us
Section I: “No One’s Coming to Help” It started with a woman face-down on a street in Cincinnati — floral
Technology, AI, Culture
You’re Not Addicted to Your Phone — You’re Being Farmed
Section I: The Illusion of Choice They say you’re addicted. That you just can’t look away. That your dopamine circuits
Economics, Culture
The Cost of Being Ruled by Accountants: Why Everything in America Feels Cheap, Broken, and Miserable.
I. The Spreadsheet Psychopaths You can always tell when an accountant is in charge. The lights hum with the dead