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  • 7 Ways Tech Executives Limit Their Children’s Internet Usage

    7 Ways Tech Executives Limit Their Children’s Internet Usage0

    When a friend of mine mentioned that her daughter had developed greater interest in reading in recent weeks, I responded with enthusiasm. Opening her eyes wide in mock innocence she went on to say, “It happened after we got rid of our home Wi-Fi. Imagine that!” Such a move may seem alarming – and perhaps

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  • 7 Top Takeaways From Trump’s UN Speech for Friends and Foes Alike

    7 Top Takeaways From Trump’s UN Speech for Friends and Foes Alike0

    President Donald Trump defended the sovereignty of America—and every other country—before the 73rd United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, in his second address to the world body. To the other world leaders and diplomats, Trump delivered an unpopular message against globalism, while also calling for cooperation. He delivered tough talk to America’s enemies, while also

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  • 7 Timeless Picture Books for the Christmas Season

    7 Timeless Picture Books for the Christmas Season0

    “Aletheia!” A 7-year-old girl grabs my hands and pulls me through the playing kids toward my church’s stash of books. “Will you read us a story?” The kids at my church enjoy picture books year-round, but—during the holiday season—the stories begin to revolve distinctly around Christmas. Several of these stories are ones I enjoyed when

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  • 7 Timeless Life Lessons from Marcus Aurelius

    7 Timeless Life Lessons from Marcus Aurelius0

    Marcus Aurelius (121-180 A.D.), the last of Rome’s Five Great Emperors, was a study of contrasts. In many ways he was the paradigm of Plato’s philosopher king, yet his reign—which began in 161 A.D. following the death of his adopted father, Antonius Pius—was marred by war and revolt. He was heavily influenced by the thinking

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  • 7 Things I’d Do if I Wanted to Keep Poor People Poor

    7 Things I’d Do if I Wanted to Keep Poor People Poor0

    If I wanted to keep poor people poor, there are several government policies I would favor. Let’s count them down. 1: An Expanding Welfare State For starters, I would advocate for a robust and ever-expanding welfare state—programs like Medicaid, food stamps, unemployment insurance, etc. I would recognize that an effective recipe for keeping poor people

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  • 7 Teachers Guilty Of Sex Abuse Got No Prison Time in Violation of State Law, Newspaper Finds

    7 Teachers Guilty Of Sex Abuse Got No Prison Time in Violation of State Law, Newspaper Finds0

    In 1997, Iowa lawmakers passed legislation requiring mandatory prison time for any educator found guilty of sexually abusing a student. The law was passed after a female teacher found guilty of having sex with a male student avoided time behind bars. A recent analysis by the Des Moines Register, however, suggests that law is not

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