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The Murder of Charlie Kirk Diminishes America
“Prove Me Wrong” appeared in big letters on the tent over conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a public event at Utah Valley University on Wednesday afternoon.
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Marcella Burke, Defender of Texas Whistleblower In Gender Transitioning, Inspires Attendees of Massachusetts Family Institute Dinner
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Karen Read Acquittal A Jury Nullification – Of Massachusetts
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Seven Things Pope Leo Can Do To Be Better Than Pope Francis
The new pontiff elected Thursday, May 8 is Pope Leo XIV. America's first pope, the former Cardinal Robert Prevost grew up just south of Chicago. He is a Chicago White Sox fan and a Villanova University alumnus.
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Editorials Seven Things Pope Leo Can Do To Be Better Than Pope Francis
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A Modest Proposal For Solving The Dust-Up Between Harvard and Donald Trump
In the great divide between Harvard and President Donald Trump, there’s a middle-ground solution that hardly anyone seems to be contemplating. It’s a simple fix, and can endure long into the future.
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It Shouldn’t Take Two Years To Teach Vermont Officials A Lesson About Religious Freedom, Even In The Transgender Era
“Obviously Mid Vermont is unhappy with the outcome. The court accepts without reservation the sincerity of the school's commitment to traditional views of gender and sexuality.” -- Judge Geoffrey Crawford, U.S. District Court for the District of Vermont, opinion denying of Mid Vermont Christian School’s motion
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Michelle Wu’s Support For ‘Boston Trust Act’ Hurts American Citizens, Illegal Immigrants, and the Country
Last week, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers arrested 370 illegal immigrants in Massachusetts. Most of them – 205 – had “significant criminal convictions or charges,” ICE said, as New Boston Post has reported.
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