Feminism, abortion, and the occult in the 1960s led to her breakdown. Then she found salvation in Jesus.

Candy Thompson’s Journey Through the 1960s Cultural Revolution Candy Thompson experienced her formative years amidst the cultural upheaval of the 1960s, during which women were encouraged to reject traditional roles and seek liberation from domestic life. She embraced this idea. However, the promise of freedom led her to a tumultuous life filled with abuse, repeated […]
Julia Child played a key role in making fondue and other classic dishes from the 1960s popular.

The 1960s brought a noticeable change to American food culture, with international cuisines becoming more mainstream, while the processed foods that defined the 1950s still held their ground at family meals. In 1954, C. A. Swanson & Sons launched the frozen TV dinner, promoting it as a fun, easy-to-make meal with its convenient, disposable tray […]
Comparing 1960s grocery prices to today’s prices after adjusting for inflation

Nostalgic Grocery Ads from the 1960s Vintage grocery store advertisements from the 1960s evoke a sense of nostalgia for many Americans. It’s interesting to see how grocery prices were just a fraction of what they are today. These old newspaper ads provide a fascinating look at past shopping habits and how dramatically food prices have […]
Strong House committee criticizes NFL’s outdated antitrust exemption from the 1960s in passionate letter

House Judiciary Committee Questions NFL Broadcasting Practices A new report from the House Judiciary Committee has sharply criticized the NFL for misusing a 1960s antitrust exemption, urging the league to reform its media strategies to better serve football fans. This influential congressional committee warned of potential legal challenges and antitrust scrutiny regarding the NFL’s broadcast […]
Jaguar retracts its woke advertisements that resulted in poor sales and now embraces the simplicity of the 1960s.

Jaguar Shifts Marketing Strategy After Controversial Campaign Following a failed advertising campaign last year that severely impacted sales, Jaguar has taken a new direction in its marketing efforts, opting for a more straightforward approach. In late 2024, the company withdrew an ad that faced heavy criticism, being labeled as “woke” and even mocked by some. […]
Democratic candidate compares Trump’s immigration efforts to 1960s segregation, similar to Mamdani.

Analilia Mejia, a Democratic candidate aiming to fill the House seat vacated by newly elected New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill, recently made a striking comparison. She likened the immigration policies of the Trump administration to the racial injustices seen in the South during the 1960s. This comment came after she secured the Democratic nomination for […]
US experiences negative net migration for the first time since the 1960s, reaching 2025

Shifting Immigration Trends in the United States The United States has seen several industry bubbles and downturns in the last six decades, with notable instances like the dot-com bubble in the 1990s and the housing bubble of the 2000s. Interestingly, the latest bubble—immigration to America—will reportedly begin to burst by 2025 after a long period […]
Fire uncovers 1960s time capsule for the St Mungo’s Church community in Scotland

Church Fire Uncovers Time Capsule in Cumbernauld After a fire destroyed St Mungo’s Church, a Church of Scotland location in Cumbernauld, an unexpected find has brought some solace to a mourning community. The church was intentionally set ablaze on August 2, prompting an investigation by authorities who are treating the incident as arson. Images from […]
Brigitte Bardot, the 1960s icon of sexuality who became an animal rights advocate, has passed away at 91.
Brigitte Bardot, the iconic French sex symbol of the 1960s who later became a prominent animal rights activist, has passed away at the age of 91. The news was confirmed by Bruno Jacquelin from the Brigitte Bardot Foundation for Animal Protection, who mentioned that she died at her home in southern France, although the cause […]
Neglected acts of violence by 1960s radicals involved almost 5 bombings daily

Between 1971 and 1972, the United States experienced around 2,500 domestic bombings—nearly five each day, which is a startling statistic for many. In popular culture, the 1960s and 1970s are often remembered for events like Woodstock, along with images of peace-loving hippies and the carefree spirit of youth. Yet, most people who lived through that […]