A menacing spirit of despair has wormed its way into the soul of the West. If Americans look to their immediate north, a grisly future beckons. For in Canada, not only is death being embraced as an answer to the somber realities of modern existence, it is being institutionalized as a ministry in service to…
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The side streets and a country highway were lined with flags as a three-mile-long procession of hundreds wound its way to Highland Cemetery on Aug. 6. Children stood at attention. Grateful citizens parked by the roadside, solemnly paying their respects to a young man not a single living person present had ever met. Tech Sgt….
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Ohio voters shut down a Republican attempt to stop “pro-choice” advocates from constitutionally protecting abortion in the Buckeye State. Had Issue 1 passed, the Ohio Constitution would have been amended so that any future changes require a 60% supermajority in the popular vote. And that would have made it nigh impossible for abortion advocates to…
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Lights, camera, strike! That’s right, actors have now joined writers at the picket line after SAG-AFTRA voted Thursday, July 13, to have the Actors Guild of America (AGA) join the Writers Guild of America (WGA) and put a halt to productions until demands are met. Now 160,000 entertainers join the 11,000 creators in a strike…
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By John Klar If the title of this commentary sounds discordant, that in itself proves the challenge: Why aren’t conservatives America’s leading conservationists? As food prices rise and globalists strive to dominate agricultural production in the name of saving the environment, conservative support of local, regenerative agriculture is a win-win environmental platform for a GOP…
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Never let it be said Americans lack ingenuity or the ability to turn a cartoon into reality. Such is the case with the world’s first flying car. A Silicon Valley company has developed a four-seat flying vehicle and is now seeking Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification. No, you haven’t started drinking early on this great…
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They say honesty is the best policy – but who are “they,” anyway, and might they be lying about that? One scholar at Harvard Business School has been accused of manipulating data points in more than one study to bolster her theories about … honesty. Then again, the story of Francesca Gino – the said…
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A German-based biopharmaceutical company has just released the first patient clinical trials of a new cancer vaccine that is showing positive results. Perhaps that’s why CureVac N.V.’s stock has risen close to 100 points this year. Scientists explain the vaccine isn’t yet targeted to prevent all cancers but has been developed as a treatment to…
US farmers are a hardscrabble group – they’ve weathered the Dust Bowl, cyclical economic downturns, farm credit decreases, and government rules and regulations. Family farmers took the brunt of the onslaught and have survived and succeeded despite the odds. But the threat we don’t see has the agriculture community on edge, raising alarm bells to…
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Editor’s Note: Whether on screen or off, Hollywood can always be counted on to keep us entertained. This is especially true when it comes to politics. Liberty Nation’s HollyWeird column shines the spotlight on Tinseltown’s A-listers and their wild and wacky takes on today’s events. Actor Danny Masterson (That ‘70s Show) was recently found guilty of…
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While the mega social media platforms claim to tamp down so-called radicalism, a plethora of posts on Reddit would make these same “community standards” people blush. For those unfamiliar with Reddit, it advertises itself as a place where one can “Dive into anything.” That is certainly true, but you must be careful where to springboard;…
It seems odd that The Wall Street Journal is not receiving any notable heat whatsoever after affording the George Soros empire the kind of sunny, splashy Sunday magazine feature treatment one expects to find in The New York Times. Soros has handed over the reins of his mighty Open Society Foundations financial network to his…
