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Ready-Made Meals

It is not a coincidence that obesity and eating related diseases reached genuine pandemic levels after the feminist movement took

Gideon’s beginning was humble, the son of a redheaded girl from Florida, and a towheaded boy from the Low Country,

As a kid, it was pretty common for older students to carry weapons on the back of their vehicles. Pick-up

I had a thought-provoking question come through the mailbox the other day. A reader thanked me for describing how nations have

I’m sure a decent amount of us have had the experience of sitting in a circle as an English teacher

I am connected with a few American dissident groups and a few European groups on various platforms. One thing you

One of my rules to live by is that if things get bad enough, people will accept just about anything

Earlier this week, out of the Laken Riley Murder Trial, it was confirmed that the illegal alien, Jose Antonio Ibarra,

The results of the 2024 elections continue to generate lots of important news stories, but one that has not gotten

René Guénon is an interesting author. I don’t necessarily agree with all of his theories and ideas, but his writings