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The Black Water Keeps Its Secrets: Under the Halo Moon

There is something special about Florida, especially her northern counties. Her swampy, sandy land is paradise to her children. They are

In 2008, I tagged along on a tour by a U.S. Army delegation to Kinmen Island. It’s been held by

As we approach the midterm elections, the opposition is trying to raise their newest boogeyman. White Nationalism have long been the

Forty years ago, I put together a book called Why the South Will Survive, with optimistic contributions by fifteen writers

To put it mildly, the behavior of the Biden Administration is curious. The current showdown was set up decades before

Lemme give you a smattering of typical local news quotes. Please imagine the lines being read in non-regional diction and

American democracy is a light unto the world. It’s how we got ourselves a senile president who molests young girls

In April of this year, silky voiced crooner and defamation lawsuit defendant Alex Jones was ordered by a jury to

The histories of both Egypt and Mesopotamia are fascinating, if nothing else because of just how old they are. It

The following is a four-part series on the life of Major General Patrick Cleburne, C.S.A. It derives heavily from two