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Fewer Teen Girls Are Having Kids. But There Are Still Many (Older) Single Parents.
Is it possible for the culture to move in a positive direction? In one area, there is good news for U.S. culture: the teen birth… Read More
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Area Residents Take to the Streets of Ferguson. But Not for the Reason You Think.
St. Louis County residents who wanted their voices to be heard decided to show up in Ferguson, Mo. Their goal: To give some much-needed business to… Read More
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Miley Cyrus Shocks Fans at VMAs … for All the Right Reasons
Pop singer Miley Cyrus shocked those watching the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards last night – but not in the way you might think. Instead… Read More
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How a Dozen Citizens Turned Their State Around … and How You Can, Too
Last year, in historic recall elections over gun rights, Colorado voters ousted two top Democrat state senators and put a stop to the anti-gun agenda… Read More
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With an Eye to 2016, Rand Paul Does Free Eye Surgeries in Guatemala
At a time when some Republicans considering presidential campaigns are trying to show their compassionate sides, Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., took on a mission to… Read More
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Why Some Pro-Lifers Go Cold on ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
Cathy Pell, a stay-at-home mom from Manassas, Va., decided to take down her “Ice Bucket Challenge” videos from Facebook after learning the ALS Association backs… Read More
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Little League Star Mo’ne Davis is Much More Than 70-MPH Fastballs
With a blazing fastball that clocks at 70 miles per hour and a curveball that spins heads, Mo’ne Davis struck terror into even the bravest… Read More
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How All of These Homeless People Got Free Haircuts
This is Mark Bustos. He likes to give homeless people haircuts. He spends most of his week styling people like her at the high-end salon,… Read More
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Meet These Three Intolerant Liberals
We often hear those on the right branded as “intolerant.” We’re all a bunch of extremists who just want to shut down the other side,… Read More
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Obama Administration’s Eighth Try on HHS Mandate and Religious Liberty Still Fails
The eighth time still doesn’t seem to be the charm for government bureaucrats. On Friday, the Obama administration released yet another revision to the Department… Read More
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15 Politicos Cool Down With ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
It’s the chilly challenge that’s sweeping the nation. So it’s no surprise that the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has spread to Capitol Hill, state houses… Read More
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Ebola Survivor Thanks God and ‘Thousands and Thousands of Prayers’ for Saving His Life
Dr. Kent Brantly, the 33-year-old missionary from Texas, is thanking God for saving his life after being cured of the deadly Ebola virus earlier this… Read More
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More Women Picking Up Guns: ‘We’re Playing Golf Basically, Only With a Shotgun’
The number of American women picking up guns for fun is growing. There are now over 6 million female target shooters in the U.S. —… Read More
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If We’re Going to Enforce the Law Allowing Illegal Immigrants to Attend Public School, Let’s Enforce Border Laws
It’s so important we’re enforcing our border security and our other immigration laws and not just enforcing laws once these children and other illegal immigrants… Read More
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A Morning in Immigration Court: Judge Hears 38 ‘Favorite’ Cases, Many He’ll See Again
“It is my favorite docket, the juveniles,” Immigration Judge John Milo Bryant says, unprompted, as he hears the case of 15-year-old Christian Hernandez, a recent… Read More
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378 Reasons You’ll Never Think of Starbucks Drive-Through the Same Again
For 11 hours Wednesday, customers ordering at the drive-through window at a Starbucks in St. Petersburg, Fla. paid for the cars’ order behind them, Tampa Bay… Read More
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Rick Perry: Under Obama, ‘We’ve Been Retreating From the World Stage’
Gov. Rick Perry, R-Texas, talks about what’s changed since he ran for president in 2012, militarization and Ferguson and President Obama’s foreign policy.
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Sugar Consumption: A Taxable Sin?
Rasmussen Reports recently conducted a survey on the public’s opinion of “sin taxes”—i.e., taxes on such things as alcohol, cigarettes, and marijuana. One question on… Read More
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Cartoon: Democrats React to Rick Perry’s Indictment
Is this what they wanted?
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Free Lunch for Students Who Don’t Need It
On July 1, the Obama Administration began distributing free lunches to kids who don’t need them. Under the new Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), only 40… Read More
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Some Neighbors Are Headed to Ferguson Today. The Reason Will Warm Your Heart.
Amid civil unrest in Ferguson, Mo., some St. Louis County residents hope to help the town move toward recovery with a “buycott” in support of… Read More
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George W. Bush Donates to ALS, His Wife Has a Better Idea
Post by George W. Bush. Video yourself dumping a bucket of ice on your head, challenge your friends and post it on social media,… Read More
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7 Harmful Side Effects Pot Legalization Has Caused in Colorado
There is more bad news out of Colorado regarding the negative impact of marijuana legalization. As I reported a few weeks ago, some professors published… Read More
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Why Do Democrats Win With War on Women Talk?
“Democrats lie,” explains former California Republican Senate candidate Carly Fiorina. “It’s propaganda. It’s shameless, baseless propaganda.” Watch the full interview:
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An Interactive Timeline of the Fallout in Ferguson
On Saturday, Aug. 9, in a suburb of St. Louis, a police officer shot and killed Michael Brown. The death of the unarmed teenager sparked riots… Read More
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Most Americans Disapprove of Media’s Coverage of Ferguson
Most Americans say that things would be different in Ferguson, Mo., if the racial roles had been reversed. According to a Rasmussen Poll released today,… Read More
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Government to Farmers: Host Same-Sex Wedding or Pay a $13,000 Fine
Should the government be able to coerce a family farm into hosting a same-sex wedding? In a free society, the answer is no. Family farms… Read More
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Why the White House Is Now Trying to Be Besties with Big Business
Ready for a backroom deal brokered by the White House? White House officials met Monday with business leaders and interest groups to talk about executive… Read More
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Want a Happy Marriage? Avoid These Three Behaviors
Whether you live happily ever after could have more to do with what happens before you say “I do” than people may realize What men… Read More
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This Chart Proves It Doesn’t Have to Cost $245,000 to Raise a Child
The average cost of raising a child is over $245,000 – and that doesn’t cover college costs. That number comes from a report released Monday… Read More
