The adults have failed the children. There's just no other way to put it in light of a blistering report that children -- children -- are being forced to fight back against the utter nonsense of boys competing in girls' sports. (And that's to say nothing of how dangerous it can be.)...

Kamala Harris has a man problem. (No, not those damning reports about her husband, but that may be an issue, too.) By virtually any metric, ethnicity or outlet, the vice president and Democratic presidential nominee is not polling very well with men. At all. Harris is "losing ground" with young...

Vice President Kamala Harris's recent media tour has been so bad, even CNN is taking notice. In a clip from Tuesday night posted to contributor Scott Jennings' account on social media platform X, Jennings spoke about Harris, framing her relationship with the outgoing administration as President Joe Biden putting "handcuffs...

Stories like this always remind me of the lies I once believed. In fact, I imagine many readers could also identify a period of time, or perhaps even a precise moment, when they came to realize, as I did in October 2016, that powerful people in the establishment media and...

October 10, 2024

The natural world is full of wonders, and animals are chief among these wonders. Making their homes across every continent, they come in all shapes and sizes. They often boast uncanny abilities to match. These traits are enough to wow you with exotic splendor, but they’re just the tip of the iceberg. Many animal species […] The post 10 Animals That Used to Be Bigger appeared first on Listverse.

Creepypastas pervaded the internet in the early 2010s and launched the careers of multiple mainstream creators. Many of them succeeded through their directness and easily communicated premise. Within a few years, certain formulas arose. As Listverse has covered before, many of them were about a normal person or a humanoid breaking into a home. Some, […] The post 10 of the Strangest Popular Creepypastas appeared first on Listverse.

A lot of things in Coach Joe Kennedy’s life have been unexpected—not the least of them being taking a major case to the Supreme Court or having a movie made about his life.  Kennedy’s decision to take a knee in prayer after football games placed him in the middle of a national controversy, and thrust him into a spotlight he never asked for or wanted, since, as he acknowledges, he sees himself as a pretty “average Joe.” The film “Average Joe” hits theaters Thursday and aims to go beyond what Americans know about the coach from news headlines to share his personal life story, says director Harold Cronk. Kennedy was thrust off the football field and into the courtroom nearly a decade ago after he was told he could not take a knee in silent prayer on the 50-yard-line after football games. His decision to persist in his commitment to the Lord cost him his job at Bremerton High School in Bremerton, Washington, about 30 miles west of Seattle. In 2022, after a seven-year legal fight, Kennedy won his case before the Supreme Court. In early September 2023, he returned to the football field and again took a knee in prayer at the end of the game. Later that same month, he made the choice to “retire,” telling The Daily Signal at the time that he and his wife “finished the fight.” “You know, we were in the race to finish the fight, and we’ve remained faithful, and that’s it,” he said. Kennedy and Cronk join “The Daily Signal Podcast” to discuss the making of the movie and what they hope viewers take away from the film.  Listen to the conversation below: The post Beyond the News Headlines, Movie Tells True Life Story of Coach Joe Kennedy appeared first on The Daily Signal.

The vast majority of America’s meat supply comes from four major companies, leaving little room in the market for smaller farms to compete. JBS Foods, National Beef Packing Co., Tyson Foods, and Cargill combined hold 85% of the market, leading to the closing of thousands of family farms.  “Any time something is consolidated … you’re going to deal with more issues, like cleanliness, with health issues for animals, because now you’re cramming them into smaller spaces. You’re just worrying about quantity over quality,” says Brooke Ence, co-founder of From The Farm.  Growing up in a family of farmers and ranchers, Ence says, she became troubled as she watched family-owned farms and ranches forced to close their doors, and Americans become sicker eating food that is mass produced.  In response to what Ence calls the centralization of America’s food production system, Ence, an entrepreneur, social media influencer, and former famed CrossFit athlete, together with A.J. Richards founded From The Farm, a company aiming to connect Americans directly to small farmers and ranchers across America.  The goal of From The Farm is to create “a parallel economy, where producers can now have a direct line … to people around the country who are looking for healthy food,” Ence says. “We help a customer shake the hand that feeds them.”  From The Farm’s website allows Americans to find local farms near them where they can purchase goods directly and allows farmers and ranchers to advertise to consumers. The company is fully operational, but it’s still building out its platform and seeking additional farmers to join the platform and for investors to take part in creating that “parallel economy.”  Ence sits down with the hosts of the “Problematic Women” podcast to discuss the issues in America’s supply chain. She also shares her own story of becoming a top CrossFit athlete, a passion that has opened many doors for her, including having a role in the superhero film “Wonder Woman.”  Watch the podcast above or listen to the audio below: The post America’s Family-Owned Farms Are Closing. Brooke Ence Is Creating a ‘Parallel’ Food Economy to Change That. appeared first on The Daily Signal.