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  • 3 Reasons Homeschooling is Growing in the Middle East

    3 Reasons Homeschooling is Growing in the Middle East0

    When one thinks of the Middle East, freedom – particularly the freedom to swim against conventional wisdom – is not the first thing that comes to mind. It is for that reason that it is surprising to hear that one of the biggest freedom trends in the U.S. is also gaining steam in the United

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  • Without the State, Who Will Handcuff Teens for Selling Water Bottles?

    Without the State, Who Will Handcuff Teens for Selling Water Bottles?0

    Tourists taking a stroll around the national monuments this past weekend might have wondered what horrible crime was committed by a group of black teenagers sitting handcuffed and detained on the sidewalk. But while imaginations may run wild, the truth of the matter is extremely tame; the only offense these teens were guilty of was

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  • Thinking Rationally about Health Care

    Thinking Rationally about Health Care0

    In order to make legislative choices about health care that are both humane and rational, we need to ask and discuss whether health care is a right or a commodity. If some sort or degree of health care is a right, we owe that care to each other regardless of individual ability to pay. If

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  • The 10 Least Intellectually Diverse Colleges in America

    The 10 Least Intellectually Diverse Colleges in America0

    The most recent release of the Heterodox Academy Guide to Viewpoint Diversity at today’s colleges and universities reveals that many of the worst offenders, or those institutions with the least diversity of opinion on campus, are among the top 150 in the U.S. & World Report’s rankings of the best colleges and universities.   Five

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  • Paddington Bear Creator Michael Bond Dies

    Paddington Bear Creator Michael Bond Dies0

    Michael Bond, the creator of the much-adored Paddington Bear, died on Tuesday, according to media reports. He was 91 years old.   Bond is famous for his books about a marmalade-loving bear who moves to London from Peru. Since Paddington’s creation in 1958, Bond had written more than 150 books about Paddington, had multiple children’s

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  • Even the ancient Greeks thought their best days were history

    Even the ancient Greeks thought their best days were history0

    This May, Greece’s parliament passed yet another austerity bill in the hopes of securing more European debt relief. For nearly seven and a half years, creditors have held the country in an economic stranglehold. Along the way, they’ve offered a series of lessons in adding insult to injury. Political cartoons abroad portray Greeks as lazy,

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