Our Favorite Patriotic Tunes, Part 1: ‘God Bless America’ vs. ‘This Land Is Your Land’
Though the songs may be as familiar as the red, white, and blue, the stories behind them often are not.
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Though the songs may be as familiar as the red, white, and blue, the stories behind them often are not.
Americans just love to be part of something bigger than themselves. Yes, we will fiercely defend our individualism
Meritocracy is a simple concept: Those who work hard and excel will be rewarded, and the fruits of one’s labor are evidence of capability and competency.
The Religious Liberty Commission, established by executive order last May, interviewed more than 100 witnesses across seven hearings.
Over the years, we as a nation have shifted the entire debate about the ownership of one’s labor to how the tax burden is distributed
He is such a liar. He’s such a liar. He’s such a liar.
Federal Scholarship Tax Credit program now set to begin in 2027 will give Americans a nonrefundable tax credit of up to $1,700 per year for making donations to support school choice scholarships set up in the states.
Sanders says that artificial intelligence does not belong to billionaires but to the people
Republican governors are increasingly arguing that their party has to start listening to constituents who are upset with how they believe data centers are affecting their lives, physical environment, and costs.
The ruling challenges the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s authority to approve state Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program waivers, more commonly known as food stamps, making congressional action urgent.
The Democratic Socialists said they had a solution. Seattle’s City Council imposed a $26 delivery driver minimum wage.
Lebanon, Hormuz, and Iran’s nuclear program are one pressure system, and Washington is treating them as three separate diplomatic wins.
Greenspan abandoned the free-market convictions he effectively defended early in his career as an economist.
When the American Revolution began, and as it was waged, key policy decisions were made—approaches and interventions that begot further interventions. As mentioned above, these interventions were justified as war necessities.
Needless to say, Maduro’s defense lawyers are challenging the legality of the kidnapping itself.