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A Vote for Morality and Decency

Virginia voters, election-day Nov 4, 2025, is tomorrow. The Governor’s race between Sears and Spanberger hinges on morality and common-sense decency.

The Cost of Education: When You Can Pay NOT to Play

America’s schools are no longer just about learning—they’ve become arenas where clashing ideologies shape what children are taught and how they think.
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Danish Cattle Dropping Like Flies After Government Mandates Methane Enzyme Inhibitor

Dairy cows are producing less milk and some are collapsing, with the feed additive Bovaer suspected as the cause of the health problems.

Single Fathers Call for Shared Parenting Laws

A 20-year custody battle began when Ayden Wright’s mother sued his father, Rustin Wright, over custody, support, and visitation shortly after Ayden’s birth.

290,295 Bridges in US Need Repair or Replacement–Here’s What 1 State Is Doing

Massachusetts plans to build new versions of the two bridges linking the mainland to Cape Cod over the next decade.

Fetterman, A Lone Voice In The Democrat Wilderness

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) stands out as the only Democrat openly criticizing his party’s role in the ongoing federal government shutdown debate.

Protecting the Presidency

The U.S. presidency has long stood as more than political power—serving as a symbol of national unity and the enduring strength of constitutional order.

Dreaming dictators

At Beijing’s Tiananmen Square parade marking WWII’s 80th anniversary, Putin and Xi were reportedly recorded discussing ways to achieve immortality.