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  • News Is Suffering From Groupthink, Say Critics

    News Is Suffering From Groupthink, Say Critics0

    Arthur Milikh, associate director of the B. Kenneth Simon Center for Principles and Politics at Heritage, opened the discussion at the Oct. 31 event by asking rhetorically whether the press serves the public—or governs it. He said the news media want “the First Amendment to read, ‘Congress shall not abridge the freedom of the press,

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  • New, Ultra-Woke Methodist Denomination Proclaims God’s ‘Kin-dom’

    New, Ultra-Woke Methodist Denomination Proclaims God’s ‘Kin-dom’0

    A group of breakaway Methodists announced the formation of the Liberation Methodist Connexion (LMX) on Sunday, November 29, further fracturing what was once the United Methodist Church, as the farthest left portion of believers take their leave. The LMX website declares that the denomination seeks to build God’s “kin-dom”—I guess the word “Kingdom,” despite being

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  • New Yorker Skewers PC Culture in Recreation of “Lord of the Flies”

    New Yorker Skewers PC Culture in Recreation of “Lord of the Flies”0

    • September 21, 2015

    In an effort to spread tolerance, the new PC culture is becoming increasingly intolerable. Joe Keohane effectively skewers this culture in a satirical piece for the New Yorker entitled “Politically Correct ‘Lord of the Flies.’” In the piece, Keohane recreates a scene on the beach from the famous William Golding novel, but this time, with

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  • New York to Nix Literacy Tests for Teachers because too many Minorities Are Failing

    New York to Nix Literacy Tests for Teachers because too many Minorities Are Failing0

    Should teachers be able to pass a basic literacy test before they set foot in a classroom? One would think that the answer to that question would be a solid yes. After all, it seems obvious that the ability to understand and communicate through reading and writing is essential to any teacher regardless of the

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  • New York Times: Apprenticeships are a Path to the Middle Class

    New York Times: Apprenticeships are a Path to the Middle Class0

    • July 16, 2015

    By now you’ve probably heard about the back-to-the-future moment many European countries are having with higher education. Sensing the need to have a well-trained, capable, and employed population, European nations are increasingly directing their young people into apprenticeships rather than college. In the U.S., however, college is increasingly held up as the only way to a successful,

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  • New York Times to Biden—Time to Go!

    New York Times to Biden—Time to Go!0

    When President Joe Biden retired in Rehoboth Beach on Saturday night, he likely did not expect to find a severed horse’s head under his bed covers. But there it was, courtesy of The New York Times. “At 79, Biden is Testing the Boundaries of Age and the Presidency” ran the headline over Sunday’s devastating front-page

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