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  • Inch by Inch: The Growth of Big Government During COVID-19

    Inch by Inch: The Growth of Big Government During COVID-190

    Here comes big brother. Never willing to let a serious crisis go to waste, big government advocates have launched many programs designed to alleviate the effects of coronavirus. These touch both the physical and economic spheres of Americans’ lives. At time of writing, all or parts of 45 states are under some form of “Stay at

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  • Incel: The Death Spiral of Identity Politics

    Incel: The Death Spiral of Identity Politics0

    • May 4, 2018

    The incel movement (short for “involuntarily celibate”) movement has been linked to a recent mass killing, mainly of women, in Toronto. On April 23, 25-year-old Alek Minassian drove a van through a suburban business district, killing eight women and two men and injuring 16 others. The spark for the movement – if you can call

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  • In With Teacher Apprenticeships, Out With Colleges of Education

    In With Teacher Apprenticeships, Out With Colleges of Education0

    Two persistent problems beset American schools. First, teachers must leave the classroom and become administrators or counselors to earn above the standard teacher salary. Second, colleges of education can’t prepare new teachers nearly as well as an apprenticeship under a veteran teacher who has consistently demonstrated mastery of the craft. Thankfully, K-12 education can rework how it prepares new teachers and

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  • In Wisconsin, It’s No Longer PC to Root for Your Team

    In Wisconsin, It’s No Longer PC to Root for Your Team0

    High school sporting events are normally times of noise, excitement, and school spirit. But thanks to the pervasive PC culture, such elements are no longer allowed at some Wisconsin high schools. According to the Huffington Post: “The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association has deemed familiar chants such as ‘air ball’ and ‘scoreboard’ offensive, and has tried

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  • In Ukraine, the American Security State Must Face a Difficult Reality

    In Ukraine, the American Security State Must Face a Difficult Reality0

    After weeks of vague threats and halfhearted condemnations, the United States government seems to have made its first clear decision on how to respond to the escalating Russia-Ukraine crisis: back out. Over the weekend, the American embassy in Kiev announced it would evacuate nonessential personnel. At the same time, the U.S. put more than 8,000

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  • In U.S. Universities, a Divorce Is Needed

    In U.S. Universities, a Divorce Is Needed0

    For a century or so, U.S. universities have been an adornment of American culture, and indeed of world culture, but, with notable exceptions, only in the sciences. Bright people have flocked to the USA from all parts of the world to study, research, and teach in physics, chemistry, biology, other physical and life sciences, and

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