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Pandemic Lockdowns
Lockdowns due to the pandemic have been imposed worldwide, but in some areas they are particularly stringent.
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O.J. Simpson And Leo Frank
This Saturday (October 3, 2020) will be the 25th anniversary of when O.J. Simpson was acquitted for the murders of…
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The Death Of Ruth Bader Ginsburg–Feminist Icon
Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Supreme Court Justice and noted feminist, passed away a few days ago at age 87. And like…
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Yaser Abdel Said Captured
Several weeks ago, Yaser Abdel Said was arrested in Justin, Texas.
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LINN: Here’s What The GOP Goals For 2021 Should Be…
It is less than two months until Election Day, and although the Presidential race is the main event, the other…
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Labor Day
Labor Day will soon be here. A day that originated by means of the activism of the labor movement to…
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The 2020 College Football Season
There will be a college football season this year, but only around half of the schools in the Football Bowl…
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Time To Privatize The Postal Service
The woes of the Postal Service have been going on for quite some time.
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NRA Lawsuits
Several days ago New York Attorney General Letitia James announced that she was filing a lawsuit against the National Rifle…
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This Week in History: The Gulf War
This week marks the 30th anniversary of the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, which set off the First Persian Gulf War.
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The U.S. Constitution and State Constitution
I feel there needs to be some clarification when it comes to discussing the First Amendment of the United States…
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News Clash
Remembering The REST Of The John Lewis Legacy
We've heard a lot about his role in shaping the history of American Civil Rights. But what else has he…
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Ilhan Omar: Traitor
Recently Congresswoman Ilhan Omar (D-MN) has called for the dismantling of America’s economic and political system in order to combat…
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The War on Statues, Symbols, Names, etc. (Still Continued)
The war on statues, symbols, names, is still continuing...
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The War On Statues, Symbols, Names, Etc. (Continued)
It appears that anything regarded as offensive is to be done away with.
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The War on Statues, Symbols, Names, etc.
This war on statues, symbols, names, etc. is not a war on racism and bigotry, but instead it is a…
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Defunding The Police
In the midst of the protests over the death of George Floyd, there have been calls for defunding various municipal…
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LINN: Protests And Riots
There have been a series of protests for over a month in response to the lockdown orders imposed by state…
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Knee-Jerk Reactions To Crises
...such measures enacted also constitute a knee-jerk reaction to this pandemic. And such a reaction is nothing new.
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The Strange Case of Gemma Barker
Earlier this year, I wrote an article on Gemma Watts, a 21-year-old woman in Britain who pretended to be a…
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The Pandemic And The Economy
With various workplaces being impacted by shutdown orders at the state level (even with some of them being fully or…
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North Korea: What Life In The ‘Hermit Kingdom’ REALLY Looks Like
One of the few communist nations left on Earth. A brutal dictatorship since the end of World War II, a…
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Hey Leftists: Communism Has A Robust History Of Bigotry
Communists and other leftists claim they support equality and diversity, especially in this age of political correctness.
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This Month In History
The month of April has a list of memorable events throughout history. Here are some of these events.
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Communism and the Coronavirus
Dangerous viruses aren't the only threat coming out of communist nations...
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An Update On The Coronavirus Around The Globe
As the number of coronavirus cases worldwide is around 700,000 (with around 33,000 deaths), there are nineteen to twenty-two countries…
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A Tale Of Two Plagues
With the Coronavirus outbreak spreading from region to region, one should realize that this pandemic is (hopefully) mild in comparison…
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Chaos in St. Louis
Recently there have been a couple of incidents in St. Louis that should cause concern for its residents (and everyone…
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Could the Islamic Republic of Iran’s Days Be Numbered?
...it could only be a matter of time for the Islamic Republic to come crashing down.
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Disaster At Tenerife
In the Canary Islands, airport operations have been disrupted due to a massive sandstorm that originated in the Sahara Desert.
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State Gun Control Laws
So far this year, various state legislatures are pushing bills that would severely jeopardize the Second Amendment rights of their…
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Saudi Arabia: Another Examination
Several incidents that occurred in recent years should convince the United States Government on re-examining its relationship with the Saudis.
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Auschwitz
This week marks the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, the most notorious of all the concentration camps.
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The Strange Case Of Gemma Watts
Recently a 21-year-old British woman named Gemma Watts was sentenced to eight years in prison for sexual offenses with underage…
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