Last night we published our skepticism of Beejoli Shah's rape allegation that was published on Buzzfeed, since it fit the formula of outrageous rape claims we've been seeing in the media within the past several months. We also published how Shah's rapist could be positively identified because of the many details that Shah gave in her allegation. Approximately five hours after we published a strong denial from her alleged rapist this afternoon in an update to our original article, the rape accusation on Buzzfeed has now removed several details that point to his identity. All afternoon, Shah received criticism on Twitter Read More

As a missionary in Europe, I once knocked on a door at a nondescript housing development. Half a dozen hot Middle Eastern girls answered the door, dressed in skimpy Jasmine-like costumes, peeking around the door and giggling. I assumed that they were someone's harem. They pled with me to come inside, relax, and spread the good word. This cultural exchange was shocking, but then it struck me that my ancestors were polygamous. Polygamy played a major role in history of the church I was representing, and yet it was something I didn't really understand. I have been conditioned by western society Read More

As you tuck yourself into bed tonight, still cursing your many problems and present challenges, spare a thought for two men going through hell in Canada. Last month, two Liberal members of parliament (MPs), Montreal's Massimo Pacetti and Newfoundland's Scott Andrews, were expelled from their party caucus after accusations by two female New Democratic Party legislators. A non-police complaint has not even been lodged, let alone tested, and the careers of the two men are all but destroyed. The first female NDP MP found herself on a bus with Liberal leader Justin Trudeau. Both were traveling to the funeral of Ottawa terrorist Read More

Daily we lament the “progressivization” of America: the increasing bias towards short-sighted compassion in policymaking; the weakening of the rule of law in favor of PC witch-hunts and racial-grievance shakedowns; the erosion of the family and personal responsibility; and the rise of a vast, intrusive, mothering state, with dependents proliferating at its teats. Naturally we wonder what we can do about all this. Should we just do what the opposition does? Should we spread the word, from soap boxes and digital media, about the errors of progressivism? Should we march and demonstrate? Should we energetically “get out the vote” every election? Read More

Diversity is when merit, skill, and ability is downplayed in favor of a person's race, sexual orientation, or other identity affiliation. Diversity goals have the inevitable result of ensuring that less qualified applicants are given academic and employment opportunities over other applicants who are objectively more qualified. There is no means to achieve diversity for the sole sake of diversity without discriminating against other individuals or groups that are more capable. Diversity policies were implemented in America because of claims that structural discrimination caused minority groups to lose out on opportunities in spite of equivalent or superior qualifications. To solve this Read More