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Highest 2 Lowest is a defense of family legacy, masculine authority, and cultural inheritance.

Fabulous building, good art, and an idiotic hit job on American treasures over slavery, equality, and Columbus ...

Coming off the jeans vs. genes non-scandal, the push for comprehensive embryo screening should make alarm bells go off.

A new study suggests many are simply trying to fit in with the progressive crowd.

Despite its somewhat extravagant plot, The Rabbit Club offers what My Oxford Year cannot: an authentic portrayal of Oxford.

The words these progressives use to convey their contempt for their neighbors are actually secondary.

Was it that consumers thought a brand image that is Southern, rural, and old-fashioned is outdated and needed an overhaul? Or the chain's executives?

The failed candidate is going on a book tour, and it promises to be quite a spectacle.

Plus: A curious hire at the University of Scranton.

The year's most important film restoration defies the subversion of pop culture.