These encampments are remarkable not by their tactics but by what’s being said
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The Notre Dame stadium exudes love and respect! Just look at it! What that stadium says about the infinite dignity of man!
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Hercules had to undertake twelve supposedly impossible labors. Donald Trump is fast catching up
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The plethora of cases across the country have combined to seal the former president’s hold on the GOP
By Ben Domenech
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The activist far left are masters at appearing innocent to people who give them passing attention
By Julio Rosas
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Philly’s Democratic mayor is putting anti-crime measures at the top of her agenda
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The Keystone State remains a powerhouse, particularly when it comes to politics
By Teresa Mull
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The intelligence community has its work cut out to counter CCP espionage
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Frescoes are always the lead story in reports of the latest finds, but they are only a part of a much bigger picture
By Peter Jones
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One sure sign of a great father: if he’s even aware of him at all, he’s unimpressed by Andrew Tate
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God understood that the Israelites created the golden calf out of a crisis of confidence
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European leaders are operating as if the former president has already won, not wanting to be caught flat-footed yet again
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Progressives hate Trump. But they hate Israel’s war more
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On the ground as fighting between Hezbollah and Israel intensifies
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The southern border is collapsing. The only way to reestablish it is to make war on those who actually control it
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Bill Clinton’s top aide doesn’t appear the slightest bit averse to using his boss’s power, fame and resources
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Books + Arts
Catherine Coldstream refuses to be bitter and Cloistered is all the more beautiful, and holy, as a result
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One of many fascinating things to be learned from Morning After the Revolution is the process by which someone gets canceled
By Ed Zotti
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Mike De Socio’s Morally Straight details how forty years of gay activism diversified the group for the better
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The writer remains strong, his determination to write a beacon for anyone who cares about freedom of thought and speech
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Nahlah Ayed transports the reader to World War Two as experienced by the brave SOE agents who landed behind enemy lines
By Mark Piesing
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His career represented a sequence of missed opportunities for the world beyond his chosen genre to recognize his skill and quiet profundity
By J.S. Barnes
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This month marks the sixtieth anniversary of the birth of hippie culture itself
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The eccentricity and idiosyncrasy of Britain’s most commercially successful duo should be cherished and extolled
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The original cultural punch of the 1970s production has been replaced with gaudy, empty commercialism
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‘I’d like to say we’re trying to be the repository for Giza’s past, Giza’s present and Giza’s future’
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Life
Our tolerance for panic blossoms alongside our progeny
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I never discuss my sex life or the state of my prostate with anyone under sixty
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Is it possible to love a science, or any branch of knowledge, despite one’s abysmal ignorance thereof?
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For the American people, the past is either dead or it is bunk, and the present, being unreformed and highly unsatisfactory, leaves them with only the future to believe in
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Place
With the eightieth anniversary of the Oradour massacre this summer, the descendants of the victims are making sure they are not forgotten
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Is eco-tourism sustainable? The islands will tell
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Food and Drink
What mother doesn’t worry about what her children eat?
By Hannah Moore
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It’s not so much a drink as a chemical formula designed to make an enormous percentage of alcohol consumable in a single glass
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What makes the relative neglect regrettable as well as odd is the high quality of the wines from the region
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And Finally
My wife won’t let me eat them at home, and they have become a rarity in restaurants
By Andrew Watts
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The phrase ‘Wait. What?’ is the verbal equivalent of a double take
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