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The Supreme Court and Justice Anthony Kennedy

Analysis, Dana Zimbleman, Nonfiction / By Dana Zimbleman

Conservatives celebrate and liberals wail about Justice Anthony Kennedy’s upcoming Supreme Court retirement. Partisan publications feature over-the-top predictions about the court’s future. Hysterical leftists believe reproductive rights and Rowe v. Wade are under assault. They assert that a new Supreme Court will reduce all childbearing-age women to breeders and scullery maids. Right-wingers say that a […]

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Upgrading Teacher Skills: Why It Matters

Analysis, Jerome Parent, Nonfiction / By Jerome Parent

As much as I dread taking classes, it is like regular exercise. it’s good for you in spite of any pain or discomfort.

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Navigating the Bureaucracy of Death

Analysis, Jerome Parent, Nonfiction / By Jerome Parent

Of all the horrible things we have had to deal with since my son’s passing, navigating the bureaucracy of death is most annoying. On one hand, all of the paperwork, fees, and legal hoops are petty and inconsequential in the big picture of our loss. Many times, people are sympathetic and they waive or expedite

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Bill Cosby: Perversions of a Fallen Idol

Analysis, Jerome Parent / By Jerome Parent

My introduction to Bill Cosby occured after the the dishes from our Sunday BBQ had been washed and put away. The smell of brisket and strawberries hung in the air. It was Phoenix in 1964. The summer heat made outside entertainment undesirable, so our neighbor from down the street gave my father a record to

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Net Neutrality: Protecting the First Amendment

Analysis, Nonfiction / By a featured contributor

The possible loss of net neutrality threatens our First Amendment rights. Powerful forces want to limit the information citizens can access on the internet. This would affect the way the press communicates with the public. The First Amendment freedoms promote equality. When they are violated, corporations, in collusion with government agencies, oppress anyone they wish.

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Progressive Hysteria: On Hubris and Hyperbole

Analysis, Dana Zimbleman, Information, Nonfiction / By Dana Zimbleman

Since November 8, 2016, many progressives have been pitching a collective hissy fit. Unable to believe that the shoo-in for office, that unsinkable-as-the-Titanic candidate, Hillary Rodham Clinton, lost the presidency to a “loser” like Donald J. Trump, they’ve lived in a perpetual state of denial—a state without a single electoral vote. Many see no irony

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