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National Geographic has a proud legacy and is a cherished part of my own family history. It needs to stick to science.

With the release of Dune: Part Two, read more about the hit series and the ideology of its author, Frank Herbert.

Until the fury of the fatherless is resolved, there will be no controlling the out-of-control Left.

The first time I got an idea that former President Donald Trump was popular among Hispanic males, it was 2018 and I was working as a dishwasher. I had spent most of my life as a journalist, but as a political conservative, the jobs in the field outside of freelancing were scarce. So I washed

Films from the "Red Scare" remind us why the anti-communists were right -- and why their fears apply to todays Left.

It can be constructive to note what went wrong, and how easily the media could have helped themselves. In my experience, it came down to one word: monkeyfishing.

"Toxic: Women, Fame & Tabloid 2000s" by Sarah Ditum dives into the world of 21st century privacy & its consequences for celebrities -- and everyone else.

Last month, I and several other graduates of Georgetown Preparatory School returned to the yearbook office — the one that bizarrely became a focal point of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation battle. I’ll get to that, and why our return was so important, shortly.

In a couple of weeks, publisher Twelve Books will release A Hitch in Time: Reflections Ready for Reconsideration, a collection of essays by the late journalist Christopher Hitchens. I secured an early copy of the book. Hitchens’s writing is still sparkling and insightful, even though he died in 2011.

In Chinese President Xi Jinping's recent visit to America, there was a giant hole in the press coverage. Nobody talked about the Cultural Revolution.