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Eros and Thanatos Get Intimate in How Far Does the Dark Go?
Bears Rebecca Fonté makes sex text and subtext for her queer horror...

Here’s Why New Data Finds Continued Enrollment Slide For Public Schools
Most public schools are now failing in three critical areas that parents care about when deciding on their children’s K-12 education: academic rigor, student discipline, and the campus’ moral infl...

Apple Puts America At Risk By Partnering With China
Patrick McGee's new book, Apple in China, shows how the most important company in the world sold America out to the CCP....

Canadian Legislation Provides A Chance To Stop Medically Assisted Murder
Canadian MPs can choose to kill the government’s plan, not the Canadians who are struggling....

Brendan Carr’s FCC Reforms Target Blatant Bias Of Broadcasting Networks, Not Free Speech
The Federal Communications Commission is finally embracing its role of protecting TV consumers, much to the chagrin of the commission's prominent Democrat....

If You Need An App To Rate Your Date, What You Actually Need Is Better Community
If you have to turn to strangers on an app like Tea for advice about your date, you probably need a better community -- so build one....

‘Riddled With Errors,’ Dirty Voter Rolls Pose Growing Threat To Election Integrity
From Alaska to Maine, election integrity watchdogs warn of duplicate registrations, noncitizens, and the dead muddying voter files....

Lana Del Rey’s New Song Gets Marriage Right
The track, 'Stars Fell on Alabama,' is an unapologetic, countercultural defense of traditional marriage. ...

Details Buried In Recently Declassified Docs Further Implicate Obama In Russia Hoax
The HPSCI report proves indispensable for understanding what supposed intel Obama withheld from the intelligence community under the guise of executive privilege....

The Creative Minds Behind ‘King of the Hill’ on Modern Texas and the Same Old Hank
This story is part of “The Hills Are Alive,” a tribute to King of the Hill that appears in Texas Monthly’s August issue. Read why the animated series is the most significant work of Texan cultur...