male-loneliness
By Stacey Tallitsch | June 25, 2026 This week, CNN took its readers inside an exclusive California “man camp,” where, in the outlet’s own framing, one woman is trying to save men from themselves. It is a near-perfect snapshot of how the establishment narrates the male loneliness epidemic: men
mens-issues
Criminal-justice reform measures every disparity but one. Federal data and the most rigorous study we have show the courtroom is not sex-blind — men carry a heavier sentence for the same crime. Here is the asymmetric-risk math.
fatherhood
By Stacey Tallitsch | June 23, 2026 This spring, the equal-parenting wave finally hit the statute books. Mississippi made 50-50 joint custody the legal starting point in April. Florida moved a fast-track parenting-time bill through committee. Kentucky, the first state to install a shared-parenting presumption back
mens-issues
Women earn 81 cents on the dollar - a real figure treated as a moral verdict. But the same labor market produces another gap nobody counts: in 2024 men were ~92% of U.S. workplace deaths. Put that line back on the ledger and the story changes.
sovereignty-os
By Stacey Tallitsch | June 19, 2026 Every week another headline lands on the same wound: recent college graduates can't find work. The unemployment rate for new grads sat around 5.7% in the first quarter of 2026, with more than four in ten underemployed, according to the New
mens-issues
By Stacey Tallitsch | June 18, 2026 The headlines have reached a verdict, and the verdict is you. After a decade of "sperm counts are collapsing" coverage, the conversation has quietly mutated into something stranger: a 2026 argument in a peer-reviewed journal that solving the fertility crisis may
mens-health
It's Men's Health Week, and the message is the same one you hear every June: men die about five years sooner than women, and the subtext is that it's your own fault. Stoicism is the disease, the cure is a clipboard and a feelings circle. It's a tidy story aimed at the wrong target.
masculinity
By Stacey Tallitsch | June 16, 2026 It is Men's Health Week, Father's Day is Sunday, and the annual sermon has arrived on schedule. The message is the same one you have heard for a decade now, just dressed in fresh data: the male provider role is
paternity-leave
By Stacey Tallitsch | June 15, 2026 It's Men's Health Week, the lead-up to Father's Day, and the annual ritual is back: a wave of coverage scolding men for the paternity leave they don't take. The International Labour Organization frames it cleanly
mens-issues
By Stacey Tallitsch | June 12, 2026 This week the National Literacy Trust published its 2026 reading survey, and the press did with it what the press always does with boys: it filed an indictment. Fewer than three in ten boys aged eight to eighteen now say they enjoy reading. By
mens-issues
Starting December 18, 2026, the government will register every draft-eligible man automatically. The press calls it efficiency; critics call it unfair to women. Both miss the real event: a frictionless, invisible claim on the male body.
mens-issues
A million young men have walked off the field, and the headlines call it a character defect. It isn’t. The entry-level ladder collapsed—and there’s a way to build your own.
