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Alexander the Great and Dixie’s Decline

In 336 BC, Alexander the Great, King of Macedonia, did the unthinkable and invaded the vast Persian Empire. The Persian

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

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

In the age we live in, where everything revolves around the almighty dollar, it is of little surprise that virtuous

I recall observing social media erupt with posts about California’s eventual prohibition of gas-powered vehicles, and shortly after reading news

The United States Constitution, a document finalized on September 17th, 1787, and fully ratified on May 29th, 1790, is one

There is a lot of Baby Boomer hate on social media. Their anger stems from a variety of reasons. Some

Taking a step back from Southern lore, I wanted to touch on something going back to the Founding and more

Simply on the basis of how everyone responds to situations in their daily lives, one would expect that certain universal

If you’re reading this and you don’t work for the SPLC, you’re most likely a dissident. What makes you a