Like the sexual revolution as a whole, the feminist preoccupation with women’s private parts has not freed women from objectification, it has furthered it.

Instead of protesting the men in our lives, which is essentially what the Day Without A Woman is really about, I want to honor one.

By either denying their form or self-objectification, feminists are preoccupied with their bodies. They, not men, have failed to stop defining women by sexuality.

The reaction to Milo Yiannopoulos is riddled with the hysteria of a witch-hunt that will embolden progressives and weaken conservatives and libertarians.

The claims of incompetence are rushing like a torrent from every direction and with such hysteria that you’d think the chaos of Armageddon was upon us.

If any liberal celebrity or politician tweeted or accomplished the same things, they’d be praised. But not Ivanka.

‘The Alpha Female’s Guide to Men and Marriage’ treads where few women dare to go: helping women save their marriages from feminist hell.

U.S. policy has historically been never to promote abortions abroad. But too often, U.S. tax dollars help NGOs promote and perform abortions.

We know from a great deal of evidence that women and children are involved in terrorist attacks. Even babies are used as cover for terror.

President Trump’s order is straightforward and reasonable, designed ‘to protect Americans’ and to ‘ensure that those admitted to this country’ don’t hate America.

This campaign isn’t about respect for women. It’s about promoting feminism. And the two aren’t one and the same.

From John Adams to JFK, we’ve had plenty of dishonest presidents who waged war with the media. The press shouldn’t pretend Trump is an anomaly.

Our third president fought for limited government and the Constitution during his time in office, despite a controversial election and skeptical opponents.

Today’s mass protest is supposed to show how much women contribute to society, and how, without their participation in the economy, everything falls apart.

Suddenly, people who hold to philosophies that actually undermine and reject objective truth are deeply concerned about emotions dictating facts.

The originators of the House of Privilege think equality can be achieved by dismantling ‘oppressive systems’ such as hard work and caring for your kids.

Kendall Jenner showing off her breasts isn’t shocking. It doesn’t offer anything of value. It is empty, as gratuitous as a nipple shot in a B movie.

Do I deserve to be called indecent or a coward because I support Donald Trump? Is it right for others to double my shame by using my pain for their own political purposes?

Riddle me this, Olivia Wilde: If it’s a basic human right to kill, how is it not a basic human right to live?

Betrayal is an inversion of love, and perhaps its greatest perversion. What, then, to do with a traitor? What he will not do for you.