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Death by the Union

“Laken Riley was killed by an open border” has become a rallying cry for the Right and with good reason.

One would think that a string of debacles since 2001 would impart some lessons to the U.S. military but that’s

New Balance was founded in Boston, Massachusetts in 1906 as a manufacturer of arch supports and orthopedic insoles. They began

The uncanny valley effect is a hypothesized psychological and aesthetic relation between an object’s degree of resemblance to a human

One common criticism of modern day calls for Dixian nationhood is that it is a fool’s errand, in that there

I vigorously support having a border and Texas becoming an independent nation. My issue is that anyone getting their hopes

Quite the difference only thirty years can make. Compare the BMIs: The fattest state in 1990 was Mississippi. It had

It’s my well-informed suspicion that sooner or later, things are going to go dramatically wrong. Wrong is a relative state

Although I try not to take this little Yankee-occupied government’s clown show too seriously, it is fascinating just how the

One intriguing piece of history that few people seem to know about is the true origins of what has been