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New Report Shows Stunning Success of Apprenticeship Programs 0
- Economics
- October 21, 2020
The average American college student graduates with $30,000 in debt, and the cost of college has more than doubled since 1985 even after accounting for inflation. Unfortunately, due to a lack of other options, many students feel forced into this expensive system even when they can’t afford it or don’t really need a traditional college
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Jordan Peterson Is Back… and He May Have Found God 0
- Culture
- October 21, 2020
Jordan Peterson has returned! After spending the last year and a half in various hospitals in America, Russia, and Serbia battling the symptoms of Benzodiazepine withdrawal, the author and public intellectual has released a new YouTube video. Peterson was quietly living a successful academic career as a clinical psychologist and professor at the University of Toronto when he exploded
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Powerful Interests Always Align Against the Independence of the Working Class 0
- Culture
- October 20, 2020
What shall we do for American boys and men who are not going to college? That used to be a critical question for far-sighted patriots in both major parties. Only one of those parties now gives it an occasional thought, and mainly because of President Trump. The real estate magnate from Queens’ “opportunity zones” located
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New Stanford Study Suggests Biden’s Agenda Will Devastate the Economy 0
- Economics
- October 20, 2020
Sympathetic media outlets have repeatedly asserted that Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s tax agenda would only hurt the wealthy. But a new study shows that Biden’s tax and regulatory agenda could seriously hurt the economy overall. Four economists from Stanford University’s Hoover Institution analyzed Biden’s proposals to increase taxes, reinstate and expand a host of
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Four Reasons Literature Needs to Be Saved From Its Teachers 0
- Education
- October 20, 2020
“We read a lot of literature in high school,” a first-year student explained to me. “And that’s why I don’t like it.” When I asked her what she had read and how it had been taught, she answered: “‘Huckleberry Finn.’ It shows that slavery is wrong.” If you didn’t know that already, I thought, you
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Fiddling With Feelings While Minneapolis Burned 0
- Culture
- October 20, 2020
The election is on the horizon. The finish line of a horrific year of COVID, riots, and unrest can be seen in the distance. The only problem is, many of us wonder if the election, rather than setting things to right, will only shake things up further. Will regulations continue? Will unrest increase? Will we
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Critical Race Theory and the Armed Services 0
- Culture
- October 20, 2020
What on earth is going on in the American military? The purpose and mission of our military should be elementary: to protect us from attack, to enter a fray when politics fails, and to eliminate our enemies. Officers and enlisted personnel train and serve for one reason: to destroy our adversaries in times of war.
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Why America Is Experiencing Two Very Different Economic Recoveries 0
- Economics
- October 19, 2020
Nations across the world are still reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic, which triggered a global recession following economic lockdowns enforced by most developed nations around the world. New estimates put the economic losses at more than $16 trillion, and the United States saw its GDP shrink 9.5 percent between April and June, its largest drop
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The History of the Supreme Court in Nine Justices: Foundation and Secession 0
- History
- October 19, 2020
If Amy Coney Barrett is confirmed, she will be the 115th justice to sit on the Supreme Court of the United States, spanning 231 years of the court’s history. The Supreme Court first convened on February 2, 1790, in a session with no cases on the docket. It would have begun on February 1, but a quorum
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