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  • What the Founders Actually Thought About Slavery

    What the Founders Actually Thought About Slavery0

    One of the ironies of the current American “elite” is that, rather than actually being elite, they have the smug self-assurance of knowing much that isn’t so. Recently, a video surfaced of South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg, a Harvard University graduate and Rhodes scholar, explaining to a group of high school students why the

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  • A Note to Politicians: What Average Americans Want

    A Note to Politicians: What Average Americans Want0

    On New Year’s Eve, four of my siblings, their spouses, and I gathered at my sister’s house in Asheville, North Carolina. A table covered with side dishes and hors d’oeuvres, wonderful conversations and reminiscences, and glasses raised at midnight: it was a memorable New Year’s Eve party. The party continued the next morning with more

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  • A Manhattan Whole Foods’ Homeless ‘Policy’ Endangers Others

    A Manhattan Whole Foods’ Homeless ‘Policy’ Endangers Others0

    The degradation of human life in major American cities astonishes and alarms. In San Francisco, the homeless defecate in the streets and supermarkets. In New York, violent attacks on orthodox Jews by a small minority of black anti-Semites seem to be almost daily occurrences. What follows is yet another astonishing story. It involves a major corporation, not “progressive” government

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  • 15 Economic, Historical, and Health Facts About Bacon

    15 Economic, Historical, and Health Facts About Bacon0

    Many may not realize that thousands of Americans annually celebrate National Bacon Day every December 30. Honoring a breakfast staple with a day of observance might seem odd, but bacon is not your typical food. The tasty snack has become a cultural obsession and a fixture of American pop culture. Who can forget eight-year-old King

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  • What’s Driving America’s Suicide Problem?

    What’s Driving America’s Suicide Problem?0

    “Why Is America So Depressed?” was one of the first headlines I saw as I jumped back into work after the holidays. “Well, there’s a cheery way to start the new year,” I thought to myself as I read through the New York Times op-ed by Lee Siegel. Such a headline is not the optimistic

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  • Three Ways the U.S. Will Change in the 2020s

    Three Ways the U.S. Will Change in the 2020s0

    The U.S. has just entered the new decade of the 2020s. What does our country look like today, and what will it look like 10 years from now, on Jan. 1, 2030? Which demographic groups in the U.S. will grow the most, and which groups will not grow as much, or maybe even decline in

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