Work that involves ‘guy time’ makes men more productive

April 30, 2025

Work that involves ‘guy time’ makes men more productive

If political affairs have begun to revolve around the working class and the family unit, it’s worth seeing where the two converge. As it happens, some blue-collar jobs are more conducive to this integration than others, and in ways beyond the reach of policy guidelines. The Institute for Family Studies, a family policy think tank, […]

GDP contraction shows Trump needs trade deals

After months of relatively strong economic data for President Donald Trump, the Bureau of Economic Analysis delivered a stunning bout of bad news across the board. Contrary to expectations that the economy would slightly grow during the first quarter of the year, the Commerce Department‘s preliminary estimate found that our GDP actually shrank by 0.3% […]

Is the NFL racist with ‘too many white people in charge’?

Shedeur Sanders may or may not become a great NFL quarterback, but the sheer drama surrounding his draft selection will not soon be forgotten. Memories of the reactions of people who went apoplectic over him being hailed as a first-round draft talent to an eventual fifth-round pick might conceivably last longer than his NFL career. […]

Israel’s Independence Day is a celebration of democracy

Israel will celebrate its 77th Independence Day this week. Jewish communities around the world will also mark the day with festive prayer services, parades, and the consumption of traditional Israeli foods such as falafel. So will some Evangelical Christians, who have a religious motivation to support a Jewish state in the lands of the Bible. […]

Calibrating US policy to constrain Iranian oil exports

Shortly after President Donald Trump started his second term, his new Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessent, promised, “We are committed to bringing the Iranians to going back to the 100,000 barrels a day of oil exports.” Fulfilling that commitment appears far off. In February, Iran exported 1.7 million barrels per day, mostly to China; the following […]

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Don’t fall for the DEI sleight of hand

One of American history’s most iconic comedy bits is Abbott and Costello’s Who’s on First? In this sketch, Bud Abbott and Lou Costello try to discuss the positions of a baseball team whose players have confusing names: The first baseman is named “Who,” the second baseman is “What,” and the third baseman is “I Don’t […]

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