At the end of a study that gave people induction stoves to try, not a single person wanted their gas stove back.

A new poll shows that economic populism trumps anti-woke ranting in the industrial heartland.

Sanders used the little time she had to focus on herself and the “woke mob.”

Conservatives are hell-bent on defending gas stoves. Why not other poisonous household products?

The panic over Joe Biden coming to steal your gas stove was the start of an incredibly dumb but deadly serious culture war.

The incredible story of how conservatives took a consumer product warning about stoves and fried their brains to a crisp.

As conservatives increasingly turn to secular culture-war outrages to fire up their base, it would seem that God is no longer their co-pilot.

Red states are using the Dobbs decision to reach into blue states to try to change our way of life. They want a culture war? Let’s give ’em one.

Two recent speeches from Donald Trump and Mike Pence reveal a lot about the state of the GOP.

Junior staffers at Penguin Random House scoff at the idea that one of their own was powerful enough to derail a new collection of the author’s work.

Proponents of “popularism” believe they have a plan to rescue the party’s electoral hopes, but they may have arrived too late.

The Republican candidate for governor of Virginia’s closing message gives the “critical race theory” game away.

The cynical rise of a scam Covid-19 cure-all

The right bought race and trans hysteria to school board meetings in once scarlet-red Loudoun County. But guess which side won?

Their bottomless culture-war obsessions have made a mess of the withdrawal debate.

None of the gymnast’s suddenly frothing critics actually care about gymnastics or the Olympics. They’re just outrage junkies desperate for a fix.

“It’s about intimidation—and not of me,” says the University of Virginia’s Larry Sabato

It’s politically savvy for Democrats to avoid wading into the “critical race theory” culture war. It’s also a dereliction of duty.

Our death-dealing institutions are no less lethal, but Republicans are just that desperate for another front in the culture war.

Newt Gingrich’s team-up with the former president seeks to ignite the spirit of ’94, but only shows how far the GOP has retreated from governance.