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The cumulative total of American student loans hit $1.5 trillion earlier this year, spread out across a little over forty-four

Dude, Immigrants

There are four different caravans making their ways north through Latin America. Some along for the ride intend to settle

This piece was prompted by one of this blogger’s favorite whipping posts: Jordan B. Peterson’s credibility and incomprehensibility. Those of

Atheism, while not necessarily a purely modern phenomenon, remains a staple of the Modern aesthetic. All forms of religious belief

The conservative movement in the United States, if it can still be called that, is in a lot of trouble.

With the recent nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, the left has predictably lost its mind. Justice Anthony

It doesn’t take a genius to note the decrepit state of modernity (take, for example, this blog). About as cliché,

It’s no surprise that popularity breeds contempt, often from complete nobodies. Envy is commonly assumed to be the primary driver

In the wake of the recent school shooting in Florida, a particular group of survivors have been received as youth

This is getting to be a commonly heard phrase. “The republic cannot stand with behavior like this in its highest