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Recent Stories
The harmful consequences of raising the minimum wage
Just a few short weeks ago, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) decidedly set forth a verdict on the effects of a minimum wage increase.
Women: Balancing careers with motherhood
We need, as a society, to get back to celebrating mothers who sacrifice their careers to care for our most vulnerable: our children.
The legacy of politicizing minorities
How can we accomplish anything of major national importance if those who stand on one side of the divide are assumed to be acting and thinking out of a deep hatred for people of color?
Nigeria celebrates 100 years of promise and potential
While Americans celebrated the New Year on Jan. 1, the date was also a major milestone in the history of Nigeria. It marked 100 years to the day since the separate protectorates of Southern and Northern Nigeria were united.
The threat of the Olympics
Russia has been the victim of five differentiated yet consecutive suicide bombings in highly populated major cities...because of the recent news of the ever-growing and threatening dangers associated with the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, the American news and media community has now shed light that these fatal attacks have evidently been occurring quite frequently throughout the past 15 years.
Peace
On Nov. 27, 1895, Alfred Nobel signed his last will and testament, giving the largest share of his fortune to a series of prizes, the Nobel Prizes.
Thoughts on the privileges of capitalism and hard work
Communism is an economic construct that died because it had no incentives for anyone other than the politicians who, of course, lived outside the economic rules of their society
Jesus and race
What explosive emotions erupted when Megan Kelly of Fox News declared that Jesus and Santa were white men.
Struggling financially at Christmastime
By refining this year’s Christmas celebrations to appeal less toward material things and more toward reawakening the virtues faith and family, we will once again find ourselves remembering the true joy and meaning of Christmas.
Expert Michael Cutler speaks on comprehensive immigration reform (Part 1 of 2)
The debate about comprehensive immigration reform keeps coming up, and while several efforts to pass this sweeping legislation have failed, it is likely to be an issue for the next session of Congress.
