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The Super Bowl: America's Last Shared Cultural Event
With streaming and algorithm-driven content now dominating media consumption, many Americans feel a clear decline in shared cultural experiences.
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401(k) Cash to Unlock Homeownership
Americans locked out of the housing market could soon get an unconventional boost from the Trump administration: access to their own retirement savings.
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Groups Take Aim at 2015 Same-Sex Marriage Ruling
Katy Faust, founder and president of the child-advocacy organization Them Before Us, has teamed with other organizations in an effort to overturn Obergefell v. Hodges, the Supreme Court case from 2015 that required states to recognize gay marriage across the nation.
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House Demands More Answers on Wildfire Relief Funds
A damning report released last month by House Republicans provided further details on how millions of dollars raised for Southern California wildfire victims went instead to podcasters, illegal immigrants, voter outreach, political advocacy, and more.
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Xi's Sacking of Generals Draws Comparison to Stalin
Chinese President Xi Jinping's sacking of several top military generals has drawn comparisons with Joseph Stalin's purge of top Soviet generals on the eve of World War II.
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The New Martyrs: How 9 Deaths Fuel Anti-ICE Crusade
In the frosty grip of the new year, the left has anointed nine individuals as the tragic symbols of its battle against ICE, framing them as victims of a ruthless federal machine under President Donald Trump.
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Claims of Fake Prophecy Rock Global Charismatic Church
Accusations that a high-profile evangelist turned an alleged prophetic gift into a grift have rocked charismatic Christianity worldwide, reigniting a long-simmering debate over the proper use of the Holy Spirit's supernatural empowerment.
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GOP Bill Targets Wokeness in Retirement Investments
The Trump administration's war on wokeness got a boost when the House last month passed legislation that limits retirement fund managers' ability to make investment decisions based on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors.
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ISIS Strikes Back in Syria
Kurdish-led forces’ retreat from Arab-majority areas of northeastern Syria after the Trump administration ended support for the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) has raised concerns over thousands of ISIS prisoners held across the region.
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The Federal Diet Reset America Needed
For decades, federal nutrition policy, for many, seemed designed to override common sense rather than reflect it.
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Maduro Capture Punctures China's Anti-Stealth Radar
China may have been left vulnerable to attack by American and comparable Japanese stealth aircraft after a U.S. exercise last month to render Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro to the United States on drug charges.
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Realpolitik Makes a Comeback in a Dangerous World
For much of the past three decades, American foreign policy has been wrapped in the language of ideals.
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Engineered Chaos: Why Anti-ICE Rioters Ignored Obama
In the streets of Minneapolis, federal immigration agents dodge death threats, vehicular assaults, and orchestrated chaos as anti-ICE riots explode, but where was this fury when President Barack Obama deported millions, earning him the "Deporter in Chief" moniker
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Many in Line for Larger Return as Tax Season Begins
Filing an income tax return typically involves equal parts dread and loathing as millions of Americans face ponying up even more of their money to the federal government.
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Danish Intel Flags Rising China, Russia Arctic Risk
Threats from China and Russia to the U.S. and its allies from the Arctic continue to increase, according to a Danish intelligence report recently published online.
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Trump Administration Targets DEI in Home Appraisals
Home appraisals will likely no longer need to include diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) considerations after President Donald Trump's administration proposed an end to the rule foisted upon the industry by his predecessor.
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MAGA's European Mirror Takes Shape in Germany
From gala halls in New York City to the halls of power in Washington, D.C., to Germany's federal parliament, a new ideological and diplomatic infrastructure is emerging that links America's MAGA movement with Germany's national-conservative AfG party.
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China, Taiwan, and the Semiconductor Power Struggle
If China were to take control of Taiwan, the immediate headlines would focus on military conflict, diplomatic fallout, and regional instability.
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Why International Law Bends to Power Politics
The term "international law" becomes a lightning rod for debate whenever the United States or Israel takes decisive action against hostile authoritarian regimes-whether in response to terrorism, subversion, or gray-zone threats that chip away at sovereignty.
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Davos 2026: A Turning Point for the World Order
There is no serious doubt that the 56th World Economic Forum (WEF), held in Davos last week, marked a turning point in modern history.
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Biola University Approves TPUSA as Critics Decry 'Woke' Shift
Three years after a Biola University student first attempted to establish a Turning Point USA (TPUSA) chapter at the Christian college, the school approved the request in December – just in time for her graduation.
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EU Unity Fractures Over Ukraine Funding Debate
In late 2025, a normally bureaucratic ritual in Brussels erupted into an unmistakable sign of deeper political fractures in the European Union.
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Parent Demand for School Choice Hits Record High
Millions of parents are searching for educational opportunities as the satisfaction rate with public schools sits at an all-time low.
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Expert: Churches Must Anticipate Protest Threats
Not content with taking it to the streets, opponents of immigration law enforcement on Sunday took over a church service in St. Paul, Minnesota, to push their cause.
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All Roads Lead to Havana in Anti-American Subversion
President Donald Trump's sudden focus on Cuba is a reminder that the communist island nation is the head of the snake of anti-American mischief in the Western Hemisphere.