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Flowers hang from the open gate of Kiesel Park in Auburn, Ala., as a memorial to Julie Gard Schnuelle, on Sept. 8, 2025. Adam Sparks/Opelika-Auburn News via APAUBURN, Alabama—A retired veterinary professor…

Bernie Sanders built a career grumbling about millionaires, billionaires, and the working class being sold out by corporate America. Love him or loathe him, at least Bernie had his own brand…

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu boasted that Israel has destroyed 50 high-rise buildings in Gaza City in the last two days and warned Palestinians to flee because the assault is “about to intensify.” Hard to imagine what could be more intense than that. His explanation was the usual one — that Hamas used the buildings — but no proof was offered. Why would they need to when the world accepts this excuse with impunity? “Now, all of this is only the introduction, only the beginning of the main intensive operation – the ground incursion of our forces, that are now getting organized and gathering, into Gaza City. Therefore, I am taking this opportunity to say to the residents of Gaza, listen to me carefully: You have been warned; get out of there,” Netanyahu said in a statement. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Holocaust Museum is under fire for suggesting that “Never Again” should apply to other groups facing genocide. Their post — “‘Never Again’ Can’t Only Mean Never Again For Jews” — sparked outrage from Jewish groups who took it as criticism of Israel. The museum apologized and removed the statement. In 2025, it seems, “Never Again” can only mean never again for Jews. For Palestinians, mass death is permissible. The post Netanyahu’s Gaza Offensive Intensifies as World Looks Away appeared first on Redacted.

A new NBC poll shows a deep divide in priorities between Gen Z voters who backed Vice President Harris and those who voted for President Trump in 2024. The starkest contrast is over family. To put it bluntly: Democratic voters do not view marriage or children as markers of life’s success. Both men and women in this group ranked their own careers, possessions, and bank accounts above family life. Marriage and children landed at the bottom of the list. Republican voters ranked marriage and family at the top. For male Republican voters, having children was the number one indicator of a successful life. Where does this divide come from? Increasingly, mainstream media has promoted family breakdown as empowerment. The New York Post reports that “menodivorce” is on the rise, claiming menopausal women are leaving marriages due to “built-up resentment.” And the Telegraph praises a woman who lives with her teenage children while entertaining a revolving door of sexual partners. But does this really deliver fulfillment? Can a “Sex and the City” lifestyle — with no one to care for and no one to care for you in return — be a recipe for happiness? Why would the liberal media promote this as a cultural ideal? The data say otherwise. A new study shows that marriage and parenthood do increase the likelihood of happiness. Humans crave deep, lasting connections — why is this suddenly treated as novel? If Democrats truly cared about their voters, they wouldn’t punch down at family life — the very thing that keeps people grounded and happy. Instead, they’ve earned the reputation of being lonely, bitter, and shriveled up. And given that they’re already bleeding voters, they might want to rethink that before their base of embittered singles simply dies out. Who would have thought that it would be considered radical to believe that family still matters? The post Marriage, Children, and the Great Political Split appeared first on Redacted.

As they attacked HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, it became increasingly obvious that they are more interested in spectacle than substance.

The notion that old Soviet strongman Vladimir Putin and his army, which targets Ukrainian civilians, are fighting a war in defense of Christianity is false.

Midterms dead ahead: time to hold the high ground, build on success, and hammer home the wins the voting public will be looking for.