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I don’t recall exactly when it was that I learned that it took a bit more than eight minutes for the sun’s light to reach us here on Earth. Sometime before high school, I think. Anyway, that pedestrian fact made a deep impression on me. I knew that light traveled…

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John Staddon, professor emeritus of psychology and neuroscience at Duke University, brings unusual precision to a subject that has long been governed more by social convention than by rigorous inquiry in his work, Inevitable Differences: An Inquiry into Human Variation (Academica Press, 2026). His background in experimental psychology and quantitative…

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When it comes to dealing with hostile, intractable states like Iran, Washington’s foreign policy establishment too often finds itself trapped in a paralyzing binary. On one side are the isolationists and appeasers who believe we must simply manage American decline and tolerate the aggression. On the other are the neoconservative…

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Negotiating with Islamic terrorists in general is a humiliation ritual. The moment you agree, you’ve lost face, shown weakness and it is now their mandate to humiliate you as much possible in order to extract maximum advantage while failing to keep any promises that they make. Our leaders still haven’t…

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Every recent foreign policy disaster in the middle east seems to start with Qatar “helping us”. There was Qatar “helping us” negotiate with the Taliban, helping us negotiate with Hamas and then helping us negotiate with Iran and find lots of cash for it. Some cynical conspiracy types might say…

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Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy Name. Thy kingdom come. THY WILL BE DONE, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation,…

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By Thom S. Rainer, Op-ed Contributor Sunday, June 21, 2026(Photo: Unsplash/Jonathan Meyer)A church can sit on the same corner for decades and still be largely unknown. The building is visible. The people inside are faithful.But to many in the community, the church is invisible. They pass by without noticing. They…

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By Joseph Mattera, Op-ed Contributor Sunday, June 21, 2026Unsplash/Papaioannou KostasWe are living in a cultural moment where manhood is under assault. Masculinity is mocked, fatherhood is diminished, and spiritual leadership is portrayed as unnecessary — or even oppressive. Society is attempting to emasculate men by shaming strength, belittling responsibility, and…

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Please Follow us on Truth Social, X , Youtube , Minds, Telegram, Rumble, GETTR, Gab, Instagram By Jeffrey Tucker, Brownstone Institute The cacophony for and against vaccines – even what is a vaccine is in broad dispute – has reached new level of deafening absurdity. There isn’t just one rabbit hole but hundreds. …

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The COVID-19 vaccination rate ranges from 1-in-10 for children and pregnant women to 1-in-6 for adults, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates, suggesting the heyday has long passed for jabs known immediately by President Biden’s CDC to not completely stopping infection or transmission and yet portrayed as bulletproof the next…

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Most Americans say they do not trust artificial intelligence to provide accurate and unbiased information about politics and current events, according to a new poll.The Center Square’s Voters Voice Poll, conducted by Noble Predictive Insights, found 57% of American voters either trust AI “not very much” or “not at all”…

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Cognitive changes such as increased forgetfulness, trouble concentrating, and irritability may be among the first signs of sleep deprivation, according to sleep specialists. Approximately 50 to 70 million Americans suffer from sleep disorders or insufficient rest, according to a report published by NaturalNews.com[1]. Many individuals dismiss fatigue as a minor…

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