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The Assassination of Charlie Kirk: When Hate Becomes the Culture
You’d think this would be the moment where all sides put down their weapons, at least long enough to agree that political murder is not something to cheer. Instead, what did we see? Laughter. Celebration. A grotesque pleasure in the death of a man whose greatest crime was speaking openly about family values.
Sep 16


Episode 8: Cast A Stone — Abortion Rights, Data, and Cultural Reckoning
Introduction Abortion has been the loudest cultural war in America for fifty years. It’s pro-choice vs. pro-life, healthcare vs. murder,...
Sep 2


Tip Culture: How Much Is Too Much?
Tipping used to be simple. You sat down at a restaurant, ordered a meal, and left 15%. That was the cultural standard—something your...
Aug 25
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