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How Travel Teaches Humility
- Culture, Featured, History, International, Western Civilization
- July 31, 2026

I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library. Jorge Luis Borges From the bookmobile that used to park weekly on our street in tiny Boonville, North Carolina to the library stacks of my college and graduate school years, libraries have always felt like a second home to me. If I drive
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Stay-at-home father Jay Deitcher prided himself on “blurring gender lines,” a trait he tried hard to pass along to his own young son. So he hid the kiddie clothing that sported footballs and instead gave his son a baby doll to push in a stroller on their walks, Deitcher explains in Today. And then his
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Reading news headlines can be a risky affair and full of fear and anxiety. What do you do in those moments when you feel the storm is rolling in?
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How much better off we’d all be—saner, smarter, safer, thriftier—if instead of assuming the very worst anytime we see a child alone or with an adult we gave everyone the benefit of the doubt.
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Many Americans do seem in a trance these past few years, hypnotized by the politically correct into acceptance of transgender transitions among the very young.
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Putting a few little extra touches into making your home a place of joy and cheer will make it a haven from the depressing darkness.
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