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Standing in Silence

I have never seen so much noise in my life. Everywhere you look, people are repeating shallow takes, half-truths, and emotional reactions as if they were wisdom. We are drowning [...]
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The Fantastic Voyage

This is the fantastic voyage, and it begins with a majestic vessel floating on the deep sea, steady and strong. The boat carries people from every walk of life—different faces, [...]
Sports

Coach Rod Returns to the Mountain State

My first job was selling concessions at Mountaineer Field. As a young teenager, I got fired—not for bad performance, but because I was too busy watching the game instead of [...]
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The Ticking Clock of Transformation: How Ignorance Shapes a Nation

In the United States, a child’s journey into adulthood unfolds not as an isolated event but as a continuous, relentless process. Approximately every 8.76 seconds, a child marks their 18th [...]
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Change for Our Nation: A Reflection on Simple Observations

In the complex tapestry of our nation’s socio-political landscape, a simple observation can often illuminate profound truths. As I sit here, contemplating the state of our nation, it strikes me [...]
Video Games

Mega Crab Meat Cheat Sheet

In Boom Beach, defeating the enemy crab at higher levels requires strategic planning, a well-upgraded base, and a skilled approach to attacking. The Mega Crab event can be challenging, but [...]
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Joe Biden’s Quest for the Perfect Ice Cream Flavor: A Satirical Odyssey

In the hallowed halls of the White House, where decisions of grave consequence are made, President Joe Biden has embarked on an extraordinary and, some might say, unprecedented quest. This [...]
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The Evolution of Behavior: From Asshole Children to Asshole Adults

In this post, I attempt to unravel the mystery of the creation of society’s most pressing problem—The creation of the selfish creature known more appropriately as “The Asshole.”
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Joining Forces for Truth: An Open Invitation to Like-Minded Independents

Dear Fellow Truth-Seekers, I hope these words find you well and the message resonates with the yearning for a shared commitment to truth, transparency, and principled governance. In a world [...]
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A Call to Unblemished Independence: Fostering a New Wave of Visionary Leaders

In the ever-evolving landscape of societal governance, there emerges a clarion call for a new cohort of leaders—unblemished by the stains of past discord, untethered to partisan divides, and fueled [...]

The Costume Shop for Moral Outrage April 2, 2026
If you want to understand modern politics, stop looking at policy and start looking at costumes. Everyone is auditioning for the role of “resistance hero” in a play that has no script, no director, and no apparent interest in reality. The props are mass-produced, the slogans are prewritten, and the villains are selected with the […]
Tammy Pondsmith
BuildNow: Why America’s AI Future Depends on Veterans and the Workforce We Choose to Build April 2, 2026
By Mike Sarraille and Kirk Offel As artificial intelligence accelerates global competition, the United States faces a defining question: Can we build the digital infrastructure required to lead, or will we fall behind because we do not have the people to do it? That question is no longer theoretical. It is operational. The recent announcement […]
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What Does Your Soul Look Like? April 2, 2026
By Ryan Mimna I keep asking myself If it’s the weather, but I know betterOh, what thoughts are kept subdued?What do silent souls scream?Do they make a sound? A language of painIn the echoes of virtue and truthA language of loveOften, we can forget ourselves Or perhaps it’s the weatherOr ethereal dreamsWhat does your soul […]
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Learn How to Fight… Because the Terrorists Are April 1, 2026
There is a comforting lie we tell ourselves in polite society, especially when it comes to violence: someone else will handle it. The police. Security. A good guy who knows what he’s doing. Someone other than us. Anyone but us. But that’s a lie. It’s a lie that gets people killed. When violence erupts, it […]
Charles Faint
Fayetteville and the War’s Last Days April 1, 2026
By Cristóbal S. Berry-Cabán For seventeen years I lived a ten-minute walk from the site of the historic Fayetteville Arsenal, destroyed more than 160 years ago on Monday, March 13, 1865. Nearly every week I would walk among what remains of its ruins. My interest in the Civil War goes back to my youth. In […]
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