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  • The Bleak Goodbye: Biden says big-tech oligarchs threaten ‘democracy’

    Biden was helped to the White House in 2020 when Facebook and Twitter censored a New York Post story about information found on his son Hunter’s laptop. He said during that campaign that it was “Russian misinformation.” It was not; the Department of Justice later relied on evidence found within the laptop to bring a case against Hunter for tax evasion.
  • Reining in D.C. bureaucrats
    Upholding the principles of federalism is not just a constitutional duty – it’s a commitment to preserving the liberties and rights that define our nation.
  • Assessing a new nuclear theater architecture for the Indo-Pacific
    The United States has long neglected its global nuclear theater posture. After the Cold War, Washington withdrew some of its forward-deployed nuclear weapons in Asia, and retired systems such as the nuclear-armed Tomahawk land-attack cruise missile. 
  • Senate Democrats fail to rattle Pete Hegseth
    A decade of live television sharpened Pete Hegseth so much so that even Senate Democrats acknowledged his ability to mobilize the talking point during a confirmation hearing before the Armed Services Committee, marking another battle in an ongoing culture war.
  • Message on a bottle
    A couple of weeks ago, my brother showed me an old bottle he found in the haymow with some other bottles and cool old items (some of which we may talk about in the future). It was a clear, glass medicine bottle (I believe) and the words, “Hillsboro, Ohio” embossed on the bottle jumped out at me. It read, “McKeehan, Hiestand Grocery Co. Hillsboro, Ohio.”
  • Clemency request 'pending' for leaker of Trump's and others' taxes
    The Biden administration is formally considering commuting the sentence of the convicted felon who stole and leaked incoming President Trump's tax records along with those of thousands of other taxpayers, in the biggest tax data heist in U.S. history.
  • Why this lifelong Democrat voted for Donald Trump
    The journey to a more perfect union will not be easy, but it is a journey worth taking. Let’s rebuild together, with hope, determination, and a shared commitment to the ideals that unite us as Americans.
  • A sermon on John 2:1-11, wedding at Cana

    By Fr. Mike Paraniuk
    St. Mary Catholic Church
    St. Benignus Catholic Church 

  • LA wildfires vs. NC hurricane: Prejudice revealed
    I am tired of the non-stop coverage of the Los Angeles fires. People have died and people have lost serious money, no doubt. But by the attention it is getting, placing the conditions in Los Angeles above the conditions in North Carolina, as a society we are revealing a prejudice of the first order.
  • From 'oops,' to 'wow'
    Yes, Jimmy B. was special, no doubt. But he became the man he was because he was smart enough to lean on his faith. He leaned on a God that he recognized as being a lot more able than himself.
  • President Jimmy Carter and an old iron bell
    In his hometown of Plains, Ga., President Jimmy Carter was honored by the tolling of a #4, 20-inch, CS Bell Company, Hillsboro, Ohio bell.
  • Crazy like a fox: Trump’s Greenland pitch
    In just one week, the real work begins after Trump is sworn in. There’s no guarantee that he will accomplish his goal of buying Greenland, but with his salesmanship, one thing is certain – it’s more likely that Greenland will become the 51st state than that Canada will.
  • Very best friends
    Their names are Moe, Larry and Curley, but they are not who you might think. It's true that there are three of them, and that you'll rarely see one without the others, but that is where the similarities stop.
  • Good riddance to the Joe and Kamala Show
    Barack Obama famously said, "Never underestimate Joe Biden's ability to screw things up." Truer words were never spoken. Good riddance to four years of incompetence.
  • Biden's midnight ruling's blow to U.S. energy
    After four years of countless blows to American energy production, the Biden administration has once again proven that they have no interest in putting our country and our national security first. A midnight ruling proved that this administration has no desire to work toward American energy dominance as a ban on oil and gas production in more than 600 million acres of federal waters was announced earlier this week. 
  • The seduction of hopelessness
    Do. Not. Give. Up. Giving up creates hopelessness. And hopelessness creates a huge black hole of depression and deadness in you. When you quit caring about anything in life, you stop living, even though your heart continues beating. 
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