The Department of Defense has recently faced accusations of overspending, underspending, and even simple misspending — criticisms which are all well founded.
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What are the problems with DEI that have not just lost its support but put fear into the public that, like the Russian commissar system of old, it has the potential to undermine the very sinews of a sophisticated, complex society?
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On the 55th anniversary of Earth Day, it is a good time to ask the question: How accurate were the predictions made around the time of the first Earth Day in 1970?
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‘Stars and Stripes’ are a celebration, As the wind unfurls our banner. The grand old flag of our nation, Makes us ponder things that matter.
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June 14 is Flag Day, a celebration of our American flag of stars and stripes, which has been in use since June 14, 1777. Our American flag represents the hope and promise of a nation founded on liberty and opportunity for all. The Stars-and-Stripes is an all-inclusive symbol that does not discriminate on the basis of religion, sex, race, national origin, disability, education, or money.
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There has been a long-time push for the legalization of weed and decriminalization of drugs on both the federal and state levels. Families do not like what this is doing to their communities.
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The cannabis industry has been a scourge on many communities across the nation. Since states began legalizing various forms of marijuana, children are gaining more access to this mind-altering drug that can rewire their brains forever.
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Eagle Forum joined 32 like-minded organizations this week on a coalition letter urging the United States Senate to expand Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) in the reconciliation bill.
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One springtime day in Israel, Jesus’ disciples assembled. They prayed as united people, While on The Savior, they waited.
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Conservatives urge swift passage of the $9.4 billion in federal spending rescissions that the White House has submitted to the Congress. If passed, these rescissions will immediately terminate specific line items of wasteful government spending, much of it identified by the Department of Government Efficiency, better known as DOGE.
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The month of June used to signal the last day of school, trips to the beach, and lazy days by the pool. Then, the Left attempted to take over the month by naming it “Pride Month.”
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Imagine if, during the height of the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union, a situation where our premier American university educated the Russian elite of the Communist Party.
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