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There are bad ideas. There are Florida bad ideas. And then there’s allegedly blowing fentanyl directly into a deputy’s face in the parking lot of a Publix like you’re auditioning

A Political Issue That Shifted the Conversation It is no secret that our politics is increasingly reduced to a battle to determine which party’s base will prevail when public policy

Examining the Language of Pennsylvania’s HB 1957 Examining Pennsylvania House Bill 1957, I could not help but think that in the year 1957, this legislation would not have survived the

Hollywood’s Favorite Phrase: “Loosely Based” There’s “inspired by true events.” Then there’s whatever this is. Two South Florida police officers are suing Ben Affleck and Matt Damon over claims that

As an aging conservative, it is increasingly more difficult to participate in serious and civilized conversation, much less debate, over what is right or wrong about the history of our

The Wall Street Journal’s recent dive into Florida’s high school transfer free-for-all should awaken every parent, educator, and legislator. The article reveals not a trend but a full-scale crisis. A

There are moments in sports when the universe sends a sign. A bad bounce. A blown whistle. A pigeon landing on the court during free throws. And then there are

Last week, I wrote about the importance of family and friends. About showing up for the people we love, being present, and not taking time together for granted. I didn’t

We’ve become a culture that speaks quickly and reflects later—if at all. Spend five minutes online and you’ll see it everywhere. Arguments escalate instantly. People tear each other apart in

The shame of Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini underscores how scandal has always been a bestseller. The larger story is not just two adults making detrimental choices. It defines the