Parents Need to Change their Children’s Channels
Each generation is raised less and less by its parents, who are stretched so thin they both have to work
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Go Gonzo Journal
Fake news with a spin of Truth
Author: Anthony Varriano
Bipartisan Issues a Split Congress Could Address
With Democrats winning a majority of seats in the United States’ House of Representatives and Republicans retaining a majority in
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Decade of Youth Hockey Equipment Costs $3,000 to $6,500
Back in 2013, ESPN senior writer Steve Wulf published a rundown of all the costs incurred over the course of
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‘Colette’ the #MeToo movie their movement deserves
The #MeToo Movement got its start in Hollywood, but the still-moving movement for equal rights for women got its start
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Hurricanes Still Not Blowing Open Eyes of Climate Change Deniers
This was originally published at GCNLive after Hurricane Harvey flooded the Gulf Coast and just before Hurricane Irma blew through
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Trump’s Disdain for Journalists has Crossed the Pond
Popular Bulgarian television journalist Viktoria Marinova became the fourth journalist killed in the European Union (EU) since 2017. The 30-year-old
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Kavanaugh’s Testimonial Performance Confirms his Corruptness
You don’t have to be college-educated to figure out how the Republican Party feels about women. They’ve made it crystal
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In the poker game of American life, the white man is on tilt
In the poker game of American life, the white man is on tilt, bleeding chips like he’s giving them away—because
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Disney has something with live-action reboots like ‘Christopher Robin,’ remakes like ‘Dumbo’
Before bearing witness to the brilliant magic of Disney’s live-action Winnie the Pooh reboot, Christopher Robin, I was given goosebumps
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Spike Lee’s ‘BlacKkKlansman’ doesn’t try to ‘Do the Right Thing’
Not only is Hollywood remaking and retelling the same fictional stories, but stories based in fact are also being retold
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LeBron James can Win the U.S. Presidency
A high-school-educated athlete who missed 83 days of school in fourth grade serving as President of the United States isn’t as far-fetched
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