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Federal Employees Owe Millions in Back Taxes—How Do They Get Away With It?
Thousands of federal employees owe back taxes, prompting concerns about accountability, enforcement, and public trust in government.
One Life Touches So Many – Please Vote
Drawing on themes from It’s a Wonderful Life, this article highlights civic engagement, community values, and the importance of voting...
PTSD Awareness Month
Observed each June, PTSD Awareness Month shines a light on post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and the people affected by it.
Why Don’t We Have a Minimum Social Security Benefit? – Ask Rusty
The concept of a “minimum” Social Security benefit is not new and, indeed, already exists - but it is one...
George Orwell’s “1984” is Published – This Day in History
Published on June 8, 1949, George Orwell’s 1984 remains a powerful warning about surveillance, censorship, and the manipulation of truth,...
The Forgotten Founder Who Forced America’s Leap of Faith
Two hundred fifty years after Richard Henry Lee introduced the resolution for independence, his leadership, perseverance, and constitutional vision remain...
Surrender: The Only Response to God’s Mercy
God’s mercy leads us to joyful surrender. Discover how the strength found in the joy of the Lord empowers believers...
340B Drug Pricing Program Contributes to Rising Healthcare Costs and Is Ripe for Reform
Lawmakers are examining healthcare affordability, with renewed attention on the 340B drug pricing program and proposals to increase transparency and...
California’s Slow Roll Vote-Counting Is an Outrage
California’s prolonged ballot-counting process has sparked criticism as key races remain unresolved. The article argues that voters deserve faster election...
Liberal Cities Ditch “Racist” Tech That Helps Cops Catch Killers
As cities across America abandon gunshot detection technology amid claims of racial bias, critics argue the move undermines public safety...
ECHOES OF EXCEPTIONALISM: The Wounded Boy Who Defied an Empire
Before he became a general and president, Andrew Jackson was a wounded teenage prisoner who endured British captivity, disease, and...
Wonder of Edible Woods
A walk through the Maine woods reveals a world of edible treasures—from teaberries and wild mint to blueberries, fiddleheads, and...
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