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When Cheating On Your Wife Is The Right Thing To Do
The column in the New York Times last week sounded so positive: An Optimist's Guide to Divorce.
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What Happens When We Forget To Tell the Truth About Sex, or: Say It Ain’t So, Matt Lauer, Say It Ain’t So
A classic New Yorker cartoon many years ago captured some wisdom that has been lost in the Age of Weinstein. A dressed up, curvaceous young woman is walking on a street toward a middle-aged husband and wife. The thought balloon over the wife's head is of the young
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New Boston Post Columnist Appears on Fox and Friends, Discusses Millennials Column
New Boston Post columnist Adam MacLeod appeared on Fox and Friends this morning to discuss his article "Undoing the Dis-Education of Millennials." MacLeod's column has gone viral since it was published on New Boston Post earlier this month, in part because he revealed that he makes
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Christmas Tree From Halifax Shows Love Conquers Ill Will
A century of uncommon good will between the citizens of Boston and Halifax will be commemorated on the Boston Common on Thursday with the annual lighting of the city's Christmas tree. Such events were once thought to be unimaginable. One hundred years ago the kindred cities felt more
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Trying To Figure Out the Sex Scandals? Blame It On Jack and Diane
Remember when singer John Mellencamp went by John Cougar? (In this case, it was a stage name that did not catch on.) Anyway, Mellencamp's biggest hit, in 1982, featured an acoustic guitar and catchy opener: "Little ditty about Jack and Diane …"
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Proclamations for the Soul of the Nation
On October 3, 1863, President Abraham Lincoln reinvigorated the tradition of the Presidential Thanksgiving Proclamation. Lincoln selected a date precisely 74 years after President George Washington had inaugurated the Thanksgiving Proclamation on October 3, 1789. Like the first President, Lincoln designated the last Thursday in November as a day for
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Colin Kaepernick, Citizen of the Year? What A Country!
He seeks the end of oppression, but causes division. He wants to change the system, but he did not vote.
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The Rise of Thought Leaders Like Bono and Trump (Yes, Trump)
Rejoice and be glad! Like a good Guinness, the marketplace of ideas — "The Ideas Industry" — is rich, frothy, and vibrant. And ideas still matter. So believes Daniel W. Drezner, author of one of this year's best books, The Ideas Industry. But think responsibly.
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