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Andy Burnham rearranging the deck chairs on the socialist Titanic
Britain's new prime minister, Andy Burnham, came to office on a wave of cliches. In the end, his administration promises to be SOS: the same old socialism that has led the nation to ruin.
LOVERRO: For August, September to matter, Nationals need All-Star Griffin on mound
Enjoy him while you can -- Nationals All-Star pitcher Foster Griffin may be gone come the Aug. 3 trading deadline.
Economic justice is a Marxist takeover of free markets
Economic justice is when the government takes from Peter to pay Paul because the government decides Peter's wealth is unfair to Paul, and Peter's resources actually only came on the back of Paul's work, and so, Peter owes Paul.
Letter to the editor: Death is the cost of war
As a veteran, I'm done watching people twist the deaths of our service members into political ammunition.
Letter to the editor: Schools should embrace AI -- the right way
It's time that teachers and administrators stopped taking a just-say-no approach to artificial intelligence in the classroom.
Letter to the editor: World Cup exposed lingering Falklands hostilities
For the crowd of young people clustered around the bar at the William Morris pub near London's Hammersmith station, the outcome of the World Cup was sweet revenge.
Let freedom ring!
With the passage of 250 years since the signing of our Declaration of Independence, what does the word freedom mean to Americans today?
'America will be great again if we humble ourselves in prayer for revival'
If one desires to make America great again, we must understand what made America great in the first place.
Freedom is at the heart of American exceptionalism
In the famous movie "Braveheart," William Wallace, as portrayed by Mel Gibson, was ultimately tortured to death. In his final moments, when given a chance to seek mercy, he yelled one word, "Freedom!"
Celebrate 250 honors America's founding and core values
Freedom is a gift from God and should never be taken for granted.
