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The Golden Age of Terrible Debates
While internet debates are often poorly designed and moderated, they are exposing that the Left's worldview cannot stand up to scrutiny, which like…
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Evan McClanahan
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A Pride Month Primer- What is Pride?
Since 1970 June has been labled “Pride Month”, but rather than just talk about the same old, same old, it is helpful to take some time to consider the…
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Bradley W. Shumaker
Leverage: How (Relatively) Small Amounts of Money do Outsized Amounts of Harm
Our federal budget is in the trillions of dollars, but a mere 6 % of it has left a fractured society in its wake. Reforming them would create both…
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Evan McClanahan
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The Little Missile That Could (Intercept, that is)
The unofficial but quintessential Department of Government Efficiency (DoGE) has targeted wasteful federal spending.
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Gerhard Thielman
A Summer Reading Program for Conservatives
Tired of all the school and public libraries run by lefties who fill the shelves with woke and lewd content? One way to fight back is to reclaim those…
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Caroline Furlong
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Lilo, Stitch and the Gospel of Narcissism
Once again Disney has made a live-action remake of a beloved classic film, and once again their attempts to "update" the film for modern audiences has…
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David Breitenbeck
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What the Fight Over the BBB Actually Reveals...and It's Not Pretty
The hesitancy of some in Congress to not vote for the BBB shows how ensnared our nation is to government money, and how unwilling we are to sacrifice…
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Evan McClanahan
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Pondering the Unknown and the Invisible: Comparing the Evidence- Part Two
Tangible (non-photographic/non-video) evidence remains a defining factor in explaining the "unexplained." Here a potentially divine creation is compared…
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Bradley W. Shumaker
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The Extraordinary Case of Abu Mohammad al-Jolani
Going from wanted terrorist to the current leader of Syria, the curious character arc of Abu Mohammad al-Jolani is emblematic of many current Middle…
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Katya Sedgwick
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May 2025

A Harvard Epiphany (With a Little Help from Hillsdale)
The Administration has moved to cut Harvard's federal funding, which is teaching them a valuable lesson about taking govt. money.
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Bradley W. Shumaker
A Memorable Grad Gift that gets Kept
While money is the most common (and expected) gift given to high school graduates, for the right person, perhaps a little thought and creativity is in…
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J. Antonio Juarez
Three National Wins that Reveal the Extent of Trump Derangement Sydrome
It is a bitter testament to our times that even when Trump achieves certain successes which benefit all Americans, his opponents will still not…
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Evan McClanahan
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