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There are bad ideas. There are terrible ideas. And then there are “pretend to be a nurse and treat thousands of patients without a license” ideas—which somehow, in 2026, come

There was a time—not all that long ago—when people instinctively knew how to carry themselves in public. You didn’t need a rulebook or a sign on the wall. You simply

Easter Sunday arrives each year with beauty and reverence—churches filled, families gathered, and the powerful reminder that the story didn’t end at the cross. The resurrection of Jesus Christ stands

The Supreme Court sentenced Roe v. Wade to the ash heap of history, but the abortion industrial complex is certainly not hurting. With abortion “rights” being enshrined in the constitutions

There are headlines that make you pause. There are headlines that make you laugh. And then there are headlines that make you question every decision humanity has made since indoor

Looking Back to Understand Today Earlier this week, I bemoaned the lack of historical knowledge and perspective. The thesis was that this circumstance contributed greatly to having so many not

There are headlines that make you sigh. There are headlines that make you laugh. And then there are headlines like this one that make you wonder if satire has simply

Common Sense: Why History Still Matters in a World That’s Forgotten It The Illusion of “Best Ever” When someone is willing to call anyone the best or worst ever on

There are headlines that make you pause. There are headlines that make you question everything. And then there are headlines like this one—where a kangaroo named Chesney casually clears an

A Journey Bigger Than PoliticsAs NASA’s Artemis mission prepares for its return to Earth, carrying four astronauts who have spent days looking back at our planet from afar, it gives