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  • Presidential Candidates Better Have This Character Trait

    Presidential Candidates Better Have This Character Trait0

    • August 14, 2015

    Campaign season has (unfortunately) started once again. According to a presidential cheat sheet from The Atlantic, there are roughly eight alleged presidential candidates for the Democrats and a whopping 20 for the Republicans. Don’t worry, they’ll be whittled down soon enough, and I wouldn’t be surprised if some of them are naturally knocked out of

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  • President Trump’s Ban on Critical Race Theory, Explained

    President Trump’s Ban on Critical Race Theory, Explained0

    With the November election just around the corner, it’s only to be expected that President Trump would seek to rally conservative voters and drive his supporters to the polls. So, when his administration, on September 4, instructed the federal government to eliminate all training in “Critical Race Theory,” some thought it was just a red-meat

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  • President of Ivy League School ‘Concerned’ as Campus Reels Following Trump Win

    President of Ivy League School ‘Concerned’ as Campus Reels Following Trump Win0

    Columbia University President Lee Bollinger urged the student body and Columbia faculty to return to the school’s “fundamental values” following Donald Trump’s surprising presidential victory Tuesday, which triggered a firestorm on campus. “I am writing because of concerns for our community arising out of yesterday’s national election.  Certainly, not in my lifetime has there been

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  • Preserving Peace and Liberty During COVID Chaos

    Preserving Peace and Liberty During COVID Chaos0

    In time of crisis it’s inevitable that people begin to fear. It’s also likely that politicians will utilize that fear to coerce the populace into accepting further government control over their lives. Of course, the most recent stream of societal fear on which our leaders have capitalized is the COVID-19 pandemic. While the models have been inconsistent

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  • Preschoolers Increasingly Using Tablets without Supervision

    Preschoolers Increasingly Using Tablets without Supervision0

    Last December, while spending time with a classroom full of inner-city children, I struck up a conversation with 4-year-old twin boys. They proudly told me that they had each received a tablet for a Christmas gift. I was duly impressed – and alarmed. According to today’s New York Times, my alarm was justified, but my

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  • Preschooler Gets Week-long Suspension for Picking Up Shell Casing

    Preschooler Gets Week-long Suspension for Picking Up Shell Casing0

    Once upon a time, a 7-year-old boy was suspended from school for making his pop-tart into a gun. With the outrage that ensued over such a punishment, one would have thought that common sense would have returned by now in regards to harmless incidents with little boys and guns. Kristy Jackson’s 4-year-old son Hunter is

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