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Commentary The egregiously misnamed Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 is hardly anti-inflationary by virtue of the hundreds of ...

In yet another questionable venture by the State Department to achieve foreign policy goals through art, the agency is giving a Latin American country nearly $21,000 to produce drag shows. The goal, according to the government’s grant announcement, is to promote diversity and inclusion by funding three workshops, 12 drag theater performances and a two-minute documentary. The project is part of the State Department’s foreign diplomacy programs, which aim to advance national interests and enha...

The US national debt pushed above $31 trillion in early October. And the US government continues to pile onto that number. Uncle Sam ran a $1.3 trillion deficit in fiscal 2022.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

There is a popular meme circulating on social media. It says something to the effect of “in nature, poisonous creatures display bright colors to warn other species of their toxicity.” This is [...]

Congratulations to Caitlin Brady, first place winner in the Mainstream/Literary Short Story category of the 91st Annual Writers Digest Writing Competition. Heres her winning story, "The Lasso."

Note: Here’s a vintage column, lightly edited, from a simpler time, way back 2011. I’ll return with new shenanigans next week.

US sanctions and an isolationist approach championed by the Chinese President mean Beijing risks being left far behind

Voters in the First U.S. House District in Florida -- the western Panhandle --will decide between two candidate who bring legal baggage to the race.

Chuck Crutcher of Rineyville was born at home on his father’s farm in Flaherty, the third of seven boys. Farming has been in his blood ever since.