
Mary Katharine Ham writes at The Federalist and is a CNN Contributor. She’s the co-author of “End of Discussion: How the Left’s Outrage Industry Shuts Down Debate, Manipulates Voters, and Makes America Less Free (and Fun)” and has written for HotAir, The Weekly Standard, and The Daily Caller. A fourth-generation journalist, she did a stint covering NASCAR, high school football, and the county’s largest legumes before embracing New Media and heading to Washington DC, where her career goal has been to discover the formula for talking about politics without being a blowhard. She’s a mom of two and a Twitter enthusiast who hiked Kilimanjaro on her honeymoon.
She practices my mantra for modern motherhood. Make your decisions, mourn your moments, and move on with confidence.
I don’t have many regrets. But you are among them. I did you wrong.
The road back wasn’t easy for those who fell at the hands of 66-year-old congressional baseball game shooter one year ago. But they’re making it, with smiles.
You will always love silly songs from your teen years and think everything that comes later is trash because your brain says so.
Woke Art and its purveyors and cheerleaders demand engagement with Woke Art but only in very specific, approved ways.
At every turn in the case, she defied the stereotype of a rich celebrity getting special treatment. For that alone, she should officially be forgiven.
The national media has been reporting on the Comey memos as if they’d perused them within an inch of their lives way back in spring of 2017.
We fought a war for the freedom to care about what we want to care about, and this is among the things we may choose as free Americans.
The New York Times called the invitation of a Republican First Lady to a women’s liberal arts school in Massachusetts, ‘seemingly harmless.’ Those were more innocent days.
There’s a revealing moment in Comey’s interview with ABC’s George Stephanopoulos when he doesn’t go all in on anti-Trump hysteria.
You can’t credibly examine wage gaps while ignoring the choices women make with open eyes and their own best interests at heart.
This somewhat overlooked telling of the story of Exodus is serious and beautiful for adults and kids.
How many Supreme Court justices have to publicly support repeal of the Second Amendment for gun owners to take them seriously without ridicule?
With a memorable strong female character and an affectionate portrayal of the rural-urban divide, ‘My Cousin Vinny’ is worth a rewatch in woke times.
Students were asked to choose between the value of free speech and the value of diversity and inclusion.
Like cannonballs in the cultural pool, they left us to reckon with our society’s ‘Gladiator’-like addiction to these emotionally exploitative displays.
And they’re not even new! Turns out meteorologists have been coming up with rad names for storms since the 1800s.
Becca’s ex Ross shows up to crash the Peruvian party, heighten the drama, get dumped, and make America fall in love with him.
Feminists don’t think grown woman can decide when to wear a coat. Grown woman disagrees.
Herewith, the gift of perspective on this angsty day.