Although the Loudoun Now story was an attempt at pro-trans propaganda, it inadvertently let the truth out, in four key ways.

Whatever the issue, from immigration to education to law enforcement, there is a parade of people taking a dive and crying foul, insisting the other side isn’t just wrong, but bigoted.

This is not about being nice to Bruce as he ‘becomes’ Caitlyn, but about celebrating the ruinous mutilations of children’s bodies.

Tolkien’s timeless books present a vision of goodness far better than those appropriating his greatness to serve the latest intellectual fashions.

Law and culture almost always need some reform, but the work of racial justice begins, not with systemic critique, but with love based on the recognition that we are all children of God.

Marking the depravity of our times, a New York Times columnist recently urged the rich to subvert democracy in an effort to protect abortion on demand.

Wokeness must be opposed in order to be defeated, and Americans must be presented with a better vision of how to live, and how to respond to injustice.

Instead of keeping the spotlight on Donald Trump, those who genuinely want a post-Trump GOP should focus on developing better options politically as well as in personality and policy.

The attempted denigration of Jane Austen reveals how upscale white elites view caring about anti-racism as a marker of status.

Those bent on remaking bodies, language, and society to accord with their desires won’t persuade if they can command, or reason if they can suppress.

Anti-viral considerations of common sense shouldn’t lead us to become a society of permanently masked, fearful, and paranoid loners.

Without equality and tolerance for dissidents, both individually and within the community, true liberalism cannot exist.

Despite being surrounded by material abundance and wondrous gadgetry, human depravity still finds a way.

Conservatives and libertarians must both check their pride to work toward a new fusionism. Their common ground begins with humility.

The GOP needs people who put a Harvard or Yale diploma in a cheap frame in the basement and then go stick it to their former classmates.

Self-styled anti-racists and social justice activists are seething with hate, but it is only upon love that we can move beyond racial tension and division.

Instead of a populace with a developed understanding of sin, and a prudent sense of what to punish and what to tolerate, we now have personal and social moral instability.

Conservative economic policy must be dedicated to the concrete well-being of families and communities, rather than abstract ideals of economic liberty and market efficiency.

The enforcers of modern leftism’s ‘anti-way’ use their cultural and economic power to suppress dissent, even if doing so flies in the face of pluralism.

We should strive to play, sing and compose our best, but worship is not about us and what we like. It’s a way of encountering and glorifying God.