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With birth rates plummeting to just 1.65 children per woman and deep political divides separating young men and women, America confronts a looming population collapse that could fundamentally reshape the nation's future.
The hit series that captured America's nostalgic heart has concluded its run, sparking debate about Netflix's handling of authentic storytelling versus progressive messaging.
The popular series was originally planned as a limited run but Netflix executives stretched it into multiple seasons for profit, highlighting the entertainment industry's prioritization of revenue over creative integrity.
As President Trump officially takes office, entertainment industry faces pressure to move beyond stale impersonations that defined the Biden years. Conservative voices call for fresh comedic approaches that respect the office.
The Mavericks frontman Raul Malo died at 60 after battling cancer, leaving behind a remarkable musical legacy that spanned country, Latin, and pop genres.
As America approaches its 250th anniversary, a growing movement calls for higher behavioral standards and a return to basic decorum in public spaces.
A growing movement suggests that higher prices for services and activities could naturally filter out those who refuse to follow basic social norms, creating safer spaces for law-abiding Americans.
A growing movement argues that America's greatest need isn't more government programs or political rhetoric, but a return to basic standards of civilized behavior in public spaces.
Chief Dog Sinbad remains the only canine in American history to officially earn U.S. Coast Guard non-commissioned officer rank, serving with distinction against Nazi forces while causing memorable international incidents.
Actor George Clooney, who fled America for France and made his children French citizens, is now attacking CBS News chief Bari Weiss while raging against President Trump from his European exile.
Former Acting DNI Richard Grenell reveals the political motivations behind artists refusing to perform at the newly renamed Kennedy Center after President Trump's name was added to the prestigious venue.
Jazz drummer Chuck Redd abruptly canceled his Christmas Eve concert at the newly renamed Trump-Kennedy Center, killing the entire show. Conservative Americans are demanding the names of all boycotting artists.