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  • Suicide: I’ve Heard its Siren Call

    Suicide: I’ve Heard its Siren Call0

    For ten years now, I have suffered from chronic pain after ripping apart my abdominal wall, causing permanent nerve damage. I generally keep it private, but in the face of the mounting despair and hopelessness in our society, I feel I ought to pull back the veil. One day I was fine, wrenching a toilet

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  • Suicide in America Is Surging. What’s Driving This Mentality of Despair?

    Suicide in America Is Surging. What’s Driving This Mentality of Despair?0

    With the sudden passing of designer Kate Spade and TV personality Anthony Bourdain—both of whom authorities believe took their own life—it’s easy to wonder if an epidemic of suicide is upon us. As it turns out, such ponderings are not far-fetched, a fact which the well-timed release of a CDC report on suicide explains. According

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  • Sugar Babies and Epstein’s Teenagers: What Must We Think?

    Sugar Babies and Epstein’s Teenagers: What Must We Think?0

    • August 1, 2019

    I’m confused.   You see, I thought the definition of a prostitute was a male or female who accepted money for sexual favors. My online dictionary offers a more chauvinistic definition: “a person, in particular a woman, who engages in sexual activity for payment.”   I’m not sure why that definition singles out women, but

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  • Sued if You Do, and Sued if You Don’t: DOJ Targets Elon Musk’s SpaceX

    Sued if You Do, and Sued if You Don’t: DOJ Targets Elon Musk’s SpaceX2

    In August, the U.S. Department of Justice served SpaceX CEO Elon Musk with a lawsuit, alleging his company is guilty of employment discrimination for refusing to hire refugees and asylum seekers. Between September 2018 and May 2022, SpaceX hired no refugees and only one individual who said they were an asylee, according to Fox Business.

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  • Successful Political Speech Measures at a 4th-Grade Level

    Successful Political Speech Measures at a 4th-Grade Level0

    For those curious to know what type of books American school children are reading, look no farther than Renaissance Learning’s 2016 report What Kids are Reading. Compiled from reading data from 9.8 million students, the report lists the top 25 most read books for each grade along with their reading level. While some tried and

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  • Successful People Don’t Believe in Conspiracies

    Successful People Don’t Believe in Conspiracies4

    It seems impossible to deny that powerful forces are conspiring to suppress basic freedoms and impose top-down control over American society. Intelligence agencies team up with Big Tech to censor information, governments are marking political dissidents as “terror threats,” and presidential candidates are hand-picked by party elites. Looking around, I can’t help but feel that

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