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Is Shorthand Required? Why Military Experience Varies Among Defense Secretaries
The Cabinet Secretaries – including State, Defense, Education, and others – are anything but secretaries listening to a boss. Each…
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Former President Jimmy Carter Dies Peacefully at 100
Former President Jimmy Carter died peacefully at his home in Plains, Ga., surrounded by family on Sunday at the age…
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Smart Money Moves: Essential 2024 Year-End Tax Planning Strategies You Can’t Ignore
The clock is ticking on your chance to reduce your 2024 tax burden, but there’s still time to make strategic…
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Cherished Gifts
By Marnie Evans | Born in a university town, Ripe with culture. Ideal for children. A quarry for swimming, Tree…
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Chasing After Empty Boxes
By Don Sultz | 2 Timothy 4:3-4 (NIV) “For the time will come when men will not put up…
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Pearl Harbor, General MacArthur and the rhyme of history
I was born December 5, 1941, two days before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor that brought the United States…
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Southern Poverty Law Center Under Fire for ‘Doxing’ Satirical Christian Writers
The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), a nonprofit known for tracking hate groups, is facing backlash for exposing the identities…
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Native American Heritage Month highlights need for Christ
National Native American Heritage Month in November is an occasion to honor the rich and varied customs of America’s Indigenous…
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Netflix attacked for casting Jew to play Mary
Netflix is under fire over its new biblical drama “Mary.” Their egregious offense, according to the left? They’ve hired Israeli…
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What’s really at stake with Amendment 3
As Missourians prepare to vote on Amendment 3, it’s essential to understand what’s really at stake. This amendment is not…
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