Last week’s special election in the 6th Congressional District of Texas brought good news, and even better news, for the GOP. The good news? A Republican won, giving them their 212th House member – just six seats away from taking...
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In today’s bitter battles over telling America’s story, the Left seeks to emphasize shame and shortcomings, while the Right hopes to block the most negative depictions of the nation’s past. What both sides should...
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BY DIANE MEDVED A cute-kid story that has moved into our family lore took place about two years ago, when Julia, then about 3, was asked what each of her relatives did for a living. “Mommy’s a nurse,” she brightly responded....
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This year, pandemic progress allowed me to celebrate the Fourth of July with my grandchildren, and the day provided some unexpected perspective on the ferocious fights currently raging over the teaching of American history and values. This...
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A neighborhood church in our woodsy Seattle suburb recently placed a provocative proclamation on its reader board. “JUNETEENTH: THE REAL INDEPENDENCE DAY,” the message declared. With all due respect to our well-intentioned...
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As we approach Independence Day, it’s appropriate to focus on worthy heroes we ought to remember rather than concentrating on controversial figures we seek to erase. One of those little-known giants of our past bears a familiar name...
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Democrats can’t seem to make up their minds about the state of their GOP rivals. On the one hand, leading progressives warn that Republicans are on the verge of a total government takeover that will mean the destruction of Democracy, as...
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How horrible is our history, really? Do America’s past 400 years resemble the brutal and tragic legacy of Nazi Germany, and demand that we accept comparable burdens of guilt and shame? Should we adopt “regularized rituals of...
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In this era of much heralded “racial reckoning”, thoughtful citizens should prepare to answer an uncomfortable question: of all major nations on earth, which one benefited the most from the hideously cruel institution of...
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The biggest challenge facing American higher education isn’t getting more students to enroll in universities; it’s making sure that fewer students enroll in collegiate programs in which they’re doomed to fail....
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From the State of Israel Government Press Office Why did all of this start? The massive rocket attacks from Gaza that began on 10 May came after weeks of Palestinian terrorism, rockets and incendiary balloons launched from the Gaza Strip,...
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