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  • How Federal Education Guidelines from 2014 are Destroying Kids’ Lives

    How Federal Education Guidelines from 2014 are Destroying Kids’ Lives0

    In 2015, Intellectual Takeout reported that many classrooms in Saint Paul Public Schools had devolved into physical violence. If a recent story in the Washington Times is any indication, those incidents may be part of a growing nation-wide epidemic.   The children of Josh and Nicole Landers have had horrifying experiences in Baltimore County Public Schools. Their 9-year-old son was bullied so

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  • 3 Reasons Why the Pets-Babies Comparison Just Doesn’t Work

    3 Reasons Why the Pets-Babies Comparison Just Doesn’t Work0

    “Happy Father’s Day to all dads of human and fur babies!”  This was the first thing that appeared in my Facebook newsfeed last Sunday. Like many people, I have the bad habit of checking my social media accounts as soon as I wake up. When I saw this, I rolled over and buried my face

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  • 10 (Huge) Societal Changes Since the First ‘Incredibles’ Movie in 2004

    10 (Huge) Societal Changes Since the First ‘Incredibles’ Movie in 20040

    A friend of mine saw Incredibles 2 last weekend and remarked how strikingly different it was from the original. It got me thinking about how much has changed since The Incredibles first came out in 2004.   Here’s a look at just how different culture, families, and technology were 14 years ago.   1. Blockbuster

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  • What’s Really Behind the Soaring Cost of Weddings

    What’s Really Behind the Soaring Cost of Weddings0

    Talking with a friend the other day, she expressed frustration that she and her boyfriend weren’t engaged yet. Both have degrees, jobs and want to get married. When I suggested she and her beau take the leap, she shook her head. “Oh no,” she replied, “We don’t have the money right now, weddings are soooo

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  • Seattle Aiming to Become More Like Detroit

    Seattle Aiming to Become More Like Detroit0

    This article says “Seattle is struggling to find a path forward to deal with a crisis that’s exploded in recent years.” What is that crisis? An economic boom! The article says, “unemployment in the county is at 3%, the lowest in the state… Housing is becoming less affordable, leading to more homelessness. At the same

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  • Morality and Immigration: 4 Overlooked Stats Everyone Is Missing in the Border Crisis Debate

    Morality and Immigration: 4 Overlooked Stats Everyone Is Missing in the Border Crisis Debate0

    The humanitarian crisis unfolding on America’s southern border is a tragic scene. Reports state that Department of Health and Human Services has been taking in about 250 children per day in recent weeks as immigrants from South America—primarily from the nations of Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras—pour into America. By August, the department could have

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