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  • Republicans Introduce Federal School Voucher Program

    Republicans Introduce Federal School Voucher Program0

    “While we were distracted by Trump, Republicans advanced these 9 terrifying bills.” That was the headline from March 4th’s Resistance Report, a left-leaning news site. One of the so-called “terrifying bills” is House Bill 610, which would establish a federally-funded education voucher program. For eligible families, it would provide parents with funds so they can

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  • Portugal is Winning the War on Drugs

    Portugal is Winning the War on Drugs0

    For more than 100 years the United States has looked to prohibition to curtail the use of drugs. Proponents argue that by making substances like marijuana, cocaine and heroin illegal, government can significantly reduce drug-related crime, prevent addiction and stop the spread of drug-related disease. The results have been less than impressive. In fact, Michael

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  • Police Cite Bogus ‘New Law’ to Get Uber Driver to Stop Recording

    Police Cite Bogus ‘New Law’ to Get Uber Driver to Stop Recording0

    Jesse Bright was driving Uber when he was pulled over by Wilmington, N.C., police officers, who arrested the passenger he was driving. When police asked to search Bright’s vehicle, he politely declined and informed officers he was recording the stop. Police didn’t seem to like that. They demanded Bright stop recording, and when he refused

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  • How J.R.R. Tolkien Used Middle-Earth to Reveal Who We Are

    How J.R.R. Tolkien Used Middle-Earth to Reveal Who We Are0

    In his famous essay on fairy stories, J. R. R. Tolkien asserted that one of the most important facets of fairytales is that they hold up a “Mirror of scorn and pity towards Man”. The fairy story, Tolkien wrote, “may be used as a Mirour de l’Omme” (mirror of man), as something that shows us

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  • Homeschooler Edith Fuller Becomes Youngest Qualifier of National Spelling Bee

    Homeschooler Edith Fuller Becomes Youngest Qualifier of National Spelling Bee0

    By now you may have heard of Edith Fuller. At the tender age of 5, she’s the youngest child to win a regional spelling bee. And because of this win, she will also be the youngest to ever compete in the national spelling bee in Washington, D.C. NPR explains how this little peanut took home

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  • Children Prefer Reading Books on Paper, Not Screens

    Children Prefer Reading Books on Paper, Not Screens0

    There is a common perception that children are more likely to read if it is on a device such as an iPad or Kindles. But new research shows that this is not necessarily the case. In a study of children in Year 4 and 6, those who had regular access to devices with eReading capability

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