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What you probably misunderstand about disruptive left-wing demonstrations

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The one question bystanders often ask of disruptive left-wing protests is: “Why?” Who is persuaded by vandalism and traffic interruptions? How does insulting, inconveniencing, and...

Diversity and St. Paul’s all-women city council

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For a few decades now, the feminist movement has claimed women deserve equality in the workplace. But not because women are women, because they’re...

Gov. Hochul’s hate crime expansion could run headlong into racial concern

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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has promised to crack down on hate crimes. That pledge could run headlong into her other promises to address...

US Catholics must rally for the removal of the Pope’s pervy prefect

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Every time you think news out of the Vatican can’t get any weirder as we approach the end of the Francis papacy, another high-ranking,...

Another court takes Biden to the cleaners

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For all of President Joe Biden’s talk about wanting to “save democracy,” his administration keeps being dressed down in court for trying to evade...

The Gen X candidate

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COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa — Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) isn’t the only Gen X candidate running for president, but he’s probably the most Gen X...

Ron DeSantis is running against corporate America

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COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa — Wall Street billionaires, Big Pharma, Big Insurance, venture capital giant Black Rock, Big Sugar, and the defense industry came under...

Pop perfection: Lauren Daigle’s brilliant and inspiring new album

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Looking for something artistically bold, brilliantly executed, and spirituality inspiring in pop culture? Christian singer Lauren Daigle recently released a stellar record. Simply titled...

Voters could learn from the NFL coach bloodbath

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The conclusion of the NFL regular season is always a bloodbath for the coaching staff. “Black Monday” typically claims the scalps of a few...

The US has opportunities and vulnerabilities on chips

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Semiconductors power today’s digital economy. Approximately 1.2 trillion semiconductors will be sold this year. The United States runs on semiconductors. Semiconductors, chips, are fundamental in...
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