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A Tale of Two Young Men

When I heard there had been an antifa protester hit by a car during the Unite the Right rally in

This year, Massachusetts and much of the United States will celebrate the 400th Anniversary of that which many of them

Editorial Team Note: The following short article is dark humor and is not intended to encourage urban teens, who likely

One of the smartest people I know recently asked, “Why should we trust the science?” After all, most of these

There is something very unique about Dixie when compared to the rest of the United States. It’s something that is

Before I begin to explore the question entitled, “Should women vote?”, I believe, as a practical matter, we – the

Author’s Preface: This is not a lamentation for the people in question. It is simply a discussion of their decline

We’re expected to accept the imposition of insane policies that are existentially dangerous while simultaneously taking comfort in the fact

Trigger Warning: this posits the better known American Civil War from the perspective of Maine’s anti-war movement as heralded by

Cellular respiration is a phase you’ve heard multiple times now within the scope of these two articles, and it’s within