Election Night 2026: What I Check Before Trusting a Viral Result
Election night moves fast. A candidate declares victory, a screenshot claims the count has changed,…
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Iran’s election messaging and a Polish politician’s warning raise hard questions about American freedom, government…
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Criticizing U.S. aid to Israel is fair debate. Blaming Israel for Michigan’s grocery bills and…
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The 2024 Nation’s Report Card found lower average reading scores in grades 4 and 8…
Read MoreEurope’s Warning: Why Democrats Shouldn’t Copy a Government Model Under Strain
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States set their own standards and tests, which can make a “proficient” label mean different…
Read MoreCivics and American History Belong at the Center of Public Education
A diverse country needs students to understand the Constitution, American history, and the duties of…
Read MoreAssimilation Isn’t Erasure: Why a Shared American Culture Still Matters
A shared American culture does not ask people to abandon their heritage. It asks all…
Read MoreDemocrats Can’t Defend a Borderless Policy and Claim to Protect American Culture
American culture is not fragile because newcomers arrive. It is weakened when leaders treat the…
Read MoreMail-In Voting Deserves Scrutiny: Show the Work, Don’t Just Say “No Fraud”
Mail voting is legal and widely used, but trust comes from visible controls, investigations, and…
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