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By Monty Donohew

Foreign visitors beyond count are getting to see the best of what the USA can offer.

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By Arthur Schaper

Flames, firestorms, and abject Democrat failure are the clear and present themes throughout the CBS News correspondent’s brand new book.

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By Craig Seibert

Jefferson, the Committee of Five, and the making of the Declaration of Independence.

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By James Zumwalt

Necessity, and survival, remain the mother of invention.

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By Frank Friday

The United States has reached its 250th birthday, and remarkably, there is still a debate about whether we were founded as an explicitly Christian nation. 

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By Peter Murphy

The new Federal Tax Credit Scholarship law will strengthen families to direct their children’s education while affirming religious freedom.

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By Joseph Ford Cotto

The movie is not just a low-budget sleeper hit; it is the rare pop-cultural touchstone in an age of fading cinematic relevance.

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By Christopher Chantrill

Our liberal friends believe they are the wave of the future. In fact, of course, they have been resisting the future since the day after they got rid of the absolute monarchs

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By Janet Levy

Jacob Siegel’s brand new book focuses on how rulers and elites use digital tools to calibrate information and control the masses.

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By Lars Møller

Demographic eclipse and cultural surrender in post-Christian Europe.

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By John B. Carpenter

America’s 250th is a great moment to stop and review some of our greatest hits.

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By Sloan Oliver

What would the oddsmaker have given to anyone crazy enough to bet, back in 1775, that the Continental Army would defeat the Brits? 

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By S. David Sultzer

However, it’s dramatically increased presidential power, something that needs to change quickly if we are to maintain our constitutional system.

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By Brian C. Joondeph

To many younger Americans today, 'socialism' sounds less like state control and more like economic fairness — perhaps even a lifeline.

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By Arthur Schaper

Democrats didn’t stop them from taking over their party, but we can and must stop them from taking over entire state governments and our nation.

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By Allan J. Feifer

This failure is causing profound harm to America and Americans.

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By David DeMay

The hare-like panic is already traveling rapidly through the West, but the tortoise is slowly coming through with different information.

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By John M. Contino

Trump’s first term provided a hiatus from the abuse heaped on us by a profusion of regulations issued by an Administrative State. The second is off to an even better start. 

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By Michael Mellette

Across western societies, moral judgment is becoming faster, more public, and less tethered to anything that looks like a stable standard. 

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By Joshua Claybourn

Part of America’s genius is that our best ideals have always indicted our worst practices.