In Gallup’s July 1–21 survey (n=1,010; ±4 pts), just 40% of U.S. adults say it’s “extremely important” for parents to vaccinate their children—down from 58% in 2019 and 64% in 2001. The “extremely/very important” share has fallen from 94% in 2001 to 69% today. Republicans account for most of the …

In the days after the Aug. 27, 2025 shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis—an attack that killed two children and wounded more than a dozen others—senior Justice Department officials met to examine whether the government could bar transgender people from purchasing or possessing firearms. People familiar with the meetings …

There are things that are inevitable in life like death and taxes. While aging is certainly inevitable, losing your mental and physical edge doesn’t have to be inevitable – especially for men. Research shows men today have 20% lower testosterone levels than men the same age just 20 years ago. …

Last week, WIRED reported that a dark money influencer program recruited roughly 90 left-leaning creators (a claimed 40 million total followers) and offered stipends up to $8,000 per month to push coordinated messaging before 2026. Contracts reviewed by WIRED barred public disclosure of the funding, restricted some political content, and …

America is entering its second quarter-millennium with a simple choice: keep outsourcing our future to bureaucracy and markets, or place our bets—again—on the smallest unit with the biggest impact: the family. The Founders didn’t rely on thrones or ministries; they relied on homes. An ordinary man and woman, bound by …