Category: Culture
The Top Place to Visit in Washington DC This Year
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As Climate Anxiety Reaches New Extremes, Environmental Data Tells Hopeful Story
A new report from Yale University tells 70% of Americans struggle with some level of climate anxiety, an all-time high. Just one year ago, leading...
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Governors Demand Investigations into Pornography in School Libraries
As parents around the country are rising up to challenge the social and sexual indoctrination of their children in public schools through the use of...
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New American Medical Association Guide Pushes Critical Race Ideology on Health Care Professionals
The American Medical Association (AMA) just published new guidelines for physicians and other health care professionals: “Advancing Health Equity: A Guide to Language, Narrative and...
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New University Gives Great Hope to Future of Higher Education
We certainly live in very interesting times. A few short years ago, it would not necessarily have been good news that leading conservative and Christian...
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Jesus Wasn’t Woke – But He Did Wake Up a Desperate World
Matthew Dowd, one-time ABC News analyst and former advisor to President George W. Bush, ignited a firestorm on Sunday with a provocative Tweet: “As I...
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Celebrate Election Wins – But Know the Radical Left Will Never Relent
Pundits love predictions and aren’t shy about making plenty of them. Whether or not they come true is often a fact lost in memory given...
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Virginia politics have always had an effect on national events: a personal reflection
This year’s Virginia elections have brought back many memories of my previous life engaged in grassroots politics and campaigns in the Commonwealth, before relocating to...
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The Mama Bear Movement is Rising
Across America, the Mama Bear Movement is rising and literally changing the political landscape of this country. These moms are a diverse group of ordinary...
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Science and Its Journalists Spin a Fossil Find into a Fantastical Four-Legged Whale: Here Are the Facts
Science news was all abuzz recently about a report of a fossil discovery in Egypt. Here’s a sampling of the headlines: Phys.org: “Analysis of new...
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Education Issues Cause Major Concerns as Voters Go to Polls Today
Mask mandates; transgender policies; critical race theory (CRT); diversity, inclusivity and equity trainings (DIE); and sexually explicit, profanity-laced books in school libraries and classrooms are...
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Will the Radical Left Finally Realize There are Consequences to Their Foolish Policies?
Hundreds of Americans remain stranded in Afghanistan. Thousands of firefighters in New York City decline to show up for work, putting countless innocent lives in...
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Americans Need to Take Laughter Seriously Again
President Ronald Reagan loved telling humorous stories. Here is one of many – post presidency and three years into his Alzheimer’s diagnosis: Late on a...
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The Best Bet is One that I Lost
Legal sports betting has become ubiquitous – an ever-present reality once upon a time relegated to the cloistered casinos of Las Vegas and Atlantic City....
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Fighting for the Next Generation: School Board Elections, Parental Rights and ‘The Washington Post’
This is the third in a series of articles about key issues in schools and the importance of engaging in local school board elections. Here...
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Families of 17 Missionaries Kidnapped in Haiti Preach Forgiveness, Salvation for Kidnappers
Ten days ago, 17 Christian missionaries were abducted from an orphanage in poverty-stricken Haiti. The six men, six women and five children who were abducted...
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National School Boards Association Apologizes for Letter Comparing Concerned Parents to ‘Domestic Terrorists’
The National School Boards Association (NSBA) apologized for its September 29 letter to the White House asking for “federal assistance to stop threats and acts...
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Fighting for the Next Generation: School Board Elections and Extremist Education Ideology
This is the third in a series of articles about key issues in schools and the importance of engaging in local school board elections. Here...
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Even Margaret Atwood is Not Woke Enough
Last summer it was mega-bestselling author J.K. Rowling who got herself in boiling water with the gender politics police when she simply questioned via twitter...
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Are You Paying Off Student Loans? Here’s Advice from a Ramsey Solutions Personality.
In a previous article, The Daily Citizen reported on Borrowed Future, a new documentary exposing the $1.7 trillion student loan crisis. Over 43 million Americans...
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Amid Supply Chain Woes, Prepare Your Family for a Simple Little Christmas
Back in 1944, songwriters Hugh Martin and Ralph Blaine composed the music and penned the words to what would become an annual classic Christmas tune...
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Christian Employers Fight Federal Rule Requiring Health Coverage for Gender Transitions
A new federal lawsuit raises a religious freedom issue stemming from requirements of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Equal...
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San Francisco In-N-Out Burger Temporarily Shut Down for Refusing to Check Customer’s Vaccine Status
San Francisco’s only In-N-Out Burger restaurant was temporarily closed by the city’s Department of Public Health for refusing to check customers’ vaccination status. The restaurant...
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Concerned Parents Sue Attorney General Over Threats to Investigate Them for Criticizing School Boards
It’s no secret that public school board meetings across the country have been tumultuous of late, with concerned parents showing up to criticize board policies...
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