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Six Odd Things Joe Biden Said During His Press Conference Thursday
President Joe Biden delivered a meltdown-free press conference Thursday, July 11. But he also said some strange things. Here are six of them:
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Massachusetts Can’t Let Political Correctness Trump Safety At Brockton High School
It's been called "America's most violent high school" by the New York Post. Fights are a daily occurrence, as are classroom disruptions from unruly students. And earlier this week, a teacher got hurt breaking up a fight between students.
Editorials
When Did Pride Become A Virtue Instead of A Sin?
For several millennia in Western civilization, pride was considered a sin. In fact, it's the worst of the seven deadly sins, which are greed, envy, wrath, lust, gluttony, sloth, and pride. There are, of course, different kinds of pride. We say that we are proud about the accomplishments
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Pro-Illegal-Immigration Boston City Councilor Thinks Other Places Should House Illegals
Some left-wing politicians in Massachusetts are totally in favor of housing illegal immigrants – somewhere else. The latest example: Boston city councilor Julia Mejia, who says she doesn't want more of them in Boston.
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The Shaman Chanting at Davos: The End of Western Civilization
Global elites began meeting at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland in 1971 when Klaus Schwab invited a group of 450 European business leaders to consider the major global issues of the day and to brainstorm on solutions to address these challenges. Since then, the World Economic Forum, which
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Missing The Point: What The Great Barrington Gender Queer Controversy Gets Wrong
Almost a month after it happened, the firestorm around an incident at a Great Barrington middle school is still raging. Yet no one has asked the obvious question or made the obvious point.
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Colorado Supreme Court Commits Insurrection
A 4-3 majority of the Colorado Supreme Court has decided that elections are risky schemes because the people might pick someone the court doesn't like. Their conclusion?
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Hey Michelle Wu, Boston Needs Unity, Not Racial Division
What does the term "electeds of color" mean? It means elected officials in Boston who aren't white — and imagine that they therefore have some sort of built-in enmity with those who are.