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Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker has compared himself to a saint as he doubles down on a 'misogynistic' speech he made saying women are happier as 'homemakers'. The 28-year-old delivered a 20-minute speech last Saturday at the Catholic private liberal arts college in Kansas. In it, he said men should 'fight against the cultural emasculation' and encouraged women to be 'homemakers' instead of working. On Friday night, he doubled down on his remarks, comparing himself to Saint Daniel during another speech at a Regina Caeli Academy event in Nashville, Tennessee. He told the event: 'Over the past few days...

It's springtime, and all God's creatures are ready for mating, but psychobabble killjoys are warning: Don't have kids. They'll make you miserable, and you'll deserve taxation for environmental abuse. On May 8, just as the songbirds were readying nests for their offspring, a Harvard professor tried to put a damper on the joys of human procreation by declaring that having children strips happiness from their parents. Professor Daniel Gilbert announced to the Happiness and its Causes conference in Sydney, Australia, that with each child the barometer of happiness plummets.

WND Exclusive Commentary Where's the beef, Sen. Voinovich? Posted: April 22, 2005 1:00 a.m. Eastern By Kimberly Fletcher © 2005 WorldNetDaily.com Today, I am sad to say, one of my own senators took part in obstructing the will of the people. It was Sen. George Voinovich, R-Ohio, who was the voice that stopped the John Bolton appointment from leaving committee and going to a vote in the Senate. The good senator wasn't able to take the time to make it to the hearings, but he certainly took the time to show up and obstruct the process. The Los Angeles Times...

THE unwritten, generational rules on "How to Become a Strong Black Woman" are clear: 1. Get an education. 2. Work harder than everyone else. 3. Sacrifice for your children. 4. Never depend on a man--God bless the child who has her own. So why is it that in 2001, many highly educated, highly employable Black women have tossed their careers to the wind, opting to stay home and wholeheartedly depend on their men to support them? Some women say they're making the ultimate sacrifice by relinquishing their financial independence. But these stay-at-home moms say there is much more to life...