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PxHereBy Bruno V. MannoAmericans typically think of sports as entertainment. But sports also have a social function that makes sports part of that reservoir of communal affection called social wealth.
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PxHereBy Bruno V. MannoAmericans typically think of sports as entertainment. But sports also have a social function that makes sports part of that reservoir of communal affection called social wealth.
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AI for American ThinkerBy Tsahi ShemeshEven as our ideological enemies are poised to strike (or have already struck), the West still stands there, effectively blinded by its own ideology.
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Thijs ter HaarBy J.B. ShurkWhy fight Russia when foreigners are invading Europe?
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ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy James ZumwaltI nominate “The Fraudsters” — most notably, the Somalis of Minnesota.
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ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy W. GaltCults are not defined solely by esoteric rituals or charismatic gurus; they are also defined by a mental structure.
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AI for American ThinkerBy Allan J. FeiferIt’s past time for our government to return to its roots.
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AI for American ThinkerBy Ted NoelThis would not be the militarization Democrats use to scaremonger. Instead, it would be a series of legal actions squarely within Trump’s presidential powers.
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WHCABy Ben VothOrganizations such as CNN and Fox News are presently enraged that the White House credentials of some similar organizations have been revoked.
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DVIDS, via Picryl // public domainBy Luis GonzalezAfter the lockdowns, what did the government teach me about government power?
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ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy Oliver MartinMilitary AI is being minted faster than export law can follow it, and the copies, the trainers, and the chips are already in motion.
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Public DomainBy Lars MøllerThomas Sowell’s Tragic Vision and the Illusions of the Anointed.
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Pexels video screenshot // Pexels Content LicenseBy John DietrichMarx has been described by his boosters as the father of ‘scientific socialism.’ He’s not the only fraud whose allies claim the mantle of ‘science.’
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Augustus ToulmoucheBy Christopher ChantrillIn the wake of the Lindsay Clancy Verdict and the Sydney Sweeney Pile-On and the Sophie Cunningham Point-ology it is time for a comprehensive and mandatory discussion of the issue of Women in the Public Square.
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AIBy Jack GleasonIt doesn’t have to be this way, but seeing the truth and voting intelligently can set us free.
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AI for American ThinkerBy Joseph Ford CottoAmerica’s muted 250th birthday year reveals a nation increasingly divided by politics, memory, identity, and competing visions of its founding story.
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AI for American ThinkerBy Arthur SchaperGavin Newsom’s polished media appearances reveal a carefully managed strategy to ignore both his actual record and schisms among Democrats.
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NASA Goddard Space Flight CenterBy J.B. ShurkGovernments that cause more problems than they fix do not deserve to survive.
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ChatGPT ai-generated illustrationBy Brian C. JoondephDifferent threats, familiar warnings — and the same prescription: more government.
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PixabayBy Frank RyanWhat should become of New York, Los Angeles, and Seattle when their socialist experiments blow up?
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Clarice FBy Clarice FeldmanSince at least 2019, Trump has publicly spoken out about the need to protect the Arctic corridor by replacing the 1951 Treaty. And he was reviled unfairly for the effort.