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Opinion

Is it Worth Getting a Degree? Not Really.

Between corrupt admission scandals and MAGA hat assaults, it’s no secret the reputation of America’s universities is suffering.

By Inez Feltscher

Opinion

Subscribe to PewDiePie.

Facebook is cracking down on independent media personalities like Alex Jones and Paul Joseph Watson—an action largely supported by the mainstream media, which has used the tragedies of Christchurch and Poway to silence anti-establishment figures by embroiling them in the actions of extremists.

By Ian Cheong

Opinion

If ‘Right Wing’ Donors Cared About Anything But Tax Cuts, We’d Beat Big Tech.

The Koch Brothers, the Mercers, the Adelsons, the Schwabs, the Camerons, and so on and so on. These are just some of the “mega rich” Republican donors who are continuing to prop up the status quo ante on the political right, scarcely realizing their financial contributions will all become irrelevant by the monopoly of Big […]

By Raheem Kassam

Opinion

The Russia Conspiracy Theorists Are Being Undone For Good.

It was a scene the conspiracy theorists who fueled “Russiagate” would view as a smoking gun of a vast international plot, but by pure coincidence I was at President Trump’s Florida retreat Mar A Lago on the evening that Special Prosecuter Mueller announced there would be no indictments for collusion between Russia and Donald Trump’s […]

By Benjamin Harris-Quinney

Opinion

Politicized Intelligence Agencies.

Key U.S. intelligence agencies are now politicized, and partisan elected officials have caused extremely grave damage to the country using this politicized reporting. I started writing and publishing my concerns about this politicization, especially of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) since shortly after the Director of National Intelligence […]

By Rob Maness

Opinion

Schools Need a ‘Curriculum of Family’.

Who should be a greater influence in a child’s life: parents or teachers? Many would say the latter. After all, teachers are the professional experts who know about childhood development and the elements of a good education. They are the ones who can get children through school, into a good college, and eventually into a […]

By Annie Holmquist

Opinion

If Farrakhan is Banned, Why Aren’t Snoop Dogg and Sadiq Khan?

Not enough people know this. London’s Mayor, Sadiq Khan, once represented the Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan – recently banned from Facebook and Instagram during the Day of the Long Knives purge. Before he became the worst mayor London has ever had, Khan was a lawyer. As the Chicago Tribune put it, he was […]

By Raheem Kassam

Opinion

Bring Back The American Family.

Despite the very real economic gains most Americans have begun to make under the helpful policies of President Trump, working families remain in a state of crisis both financially and socially. For decades, wages have stayed largely stagnant, while the cost of living has increased dramatically, especially for parents, forcing both parents into the workforce […]

By Terry Schilling

Opinion

Horrors of Socialist Venezuela.

While the world watches with bated breath, Venezuelans are taking their country back from the grip of tyranny in real time.

By Natalie Hilder

Opinion

This Classless Trio is a Threat to Women in Politics.

It was just a few months ago that the most-anticipated Congressional class in U.S. history was sworn into office. Lauded as the largest class of women ever elected to Congress – and also the most diverse – the expectations were high for the world to witness women’s leadership in action. However, this class of women […]

By Jennifer Kerns

World

Tories Humiliated, UKIP Underwhelm at UK Local Elections

The Conservative Party has been trounced in Britain’s local elections, losing a total of 970 councillors across the country at the time of going to publication. The UK Independence Party (UKIP) also failed to capitalize in the elections, losing 87 seats. The winners, however, were not the official opposition but rather the almost-forgotten Liberal Democrat […]

By Ian Cheong

Opinion

Beware the Sino-Russian Alliance.

Fresh off his summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Russian President Vladimir Putin traveled this past weekend to Beijing.

By Dimitri Simes

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