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On any given day, it doesn’t take long to find division. Scroll through social media, turn on the news, or sit in a crowded room, and you’ll quickly see it—people

The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has caused quite a stir this week. The group, founded to highlight and fight racism, stands accused of handing out more than three million

There are unexpected guests… and then there’s a full hot-air balloon casually pulling up in your backyard like it owns the place. Because apparently, that’s what we’re doing now in

One of the most common refrains in every campaign cycle is that the problem is one of messaging. We just need the voters to understand things better. Having 50 years

There are grand entrances… and then there’s whatever happened at Lane Stadium this weekend. Because nothing says “spring football is back” quite like a parachuter missing the field entirely and

I was scrolling through Instagram and came across posts about our European “allies,” and their refusal to let us overfly their airspace in order to prosecute this war against Iran,

It happens faster than we realize. A text comes in—short, to the point, no exclamation marks, no emoji. Suddenly, it feels cold. Dismissive. Maybe even a little rude. Someone walks

The 2026 Blue-White football “practice” will be more of a public unveiling than the traditional scrimmage that preceded it for a generation as Penn State Nittany Lions football and Beaver

There’s something quietly shifting—and no one seems totally sure what to make of it. For years, the story about Gen Z and religion has been simple: less church, less affiliation,

A Defining Divide in America For a long time, this publication and I have framed an important divide in the United States. There are those who believe the history, culture,