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  • Alerting Ourselves To Death

    Alerting Ourselves To Death2

    I was driving home from a cello lesson when I thought to myself, It is very hazy outside today. I didn’t think much more of it until about an hour later when my phone notified me of an air quality alert for my county. The air had elevated particulate matter levels that fall within the “unhealthy

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  • Alena Pettitt: Defender of the Home and Tradition

    Alena Pettitt: Defender of the Home and Tradition0

    Enough of coronavirus. Enough of Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, and Donald Trump. Enough of the headlines, at least for today. Let’s jet off to England – while travel is still permitted there – and meet a bold woman: Alena Pettitt. An article by Channaly Philipp of The Epoch Times introduced me to Pettitt, “a voice for traditional housewives.”

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  • Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s Advice for a World Plagued by Chaos and Victimhood

    Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s Advice for a World Plagued by Chaos and Victimhood0

    Do you ever feel overwhelmed by the chaos and the noise that seems to be a normal part of life nowadays? If so, you’re not alone. Anything from a random comment on Twitter to the confirmation of a Supreme Court Justice to an election seems to pit various classes, genders, or political parties against each

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  • Alejandro Villanueva is the New Face of Civil Disobedience

    Alejandro Villanueva is the New Face of Civil Disobedience0

    As of Monday morning, Alejandro Villanueva’s NFL Jersey was the hottest thing in pro football sportswear. The former U.S. Army Ranger broke with the rest of his team Sunday, came out of the tunnel, and participated in the National Anthem ceremony. But while his owner, coach and team were apparently none too happy, Americans themselves

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  • Aldi’s Owners Gained Riches by Cutting Prices

    Aldi’s Owners Gained Riches by Cutting Prices0

    Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders continued to bash wealth in the Democratic presidential debate Tuesday night. They view wealth as a zero-sum – that people at the top essentially stole their fortunes from the rest of us. Sanders said, “And we cannot afford a billionaire class, whose greed and corruption has been at war with the working

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  • Aldi and the Virtues of ‘Brutal Efficiency’

    Aldi and the Virtues of ‘Brutal Efficiency’1

    In recent years, we’ve witnessed a food revolution of sorts, leading to expansive consumer choice and an increasing emphasis on healthy or specialty foods that are locally and ethically sourced. In turn, a flurry of grocery chains have capitalized on such trends, with some stuffing their aisles with countless brands as others focus on “socially

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