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For the health of the republic, we need believable fraud protections
American elections were once comparatively modest affairs. more
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Husband upset about his wife’s survivor benefit
AMAC Certified Social Security Advisor Russell Gloor answers questions about Social Security. more
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The Weekly Clothesline: Do everything for the glory of God
Paul wrote that to the people of the Corinthian Church. Notice Paul didn’t say... more
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Letter to the Editor: Community is invited to the Blessing of the Badge ceremony
The Faith & Blue initiative was launched with the mission of building safer, stronger, and... more
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Create a zero-food-waste kitchen with 9-Step Program
The average American household could feed an additional family member with the amount of food they waste... more
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Civil Rights icon has begun a project to promote health equity
For September Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, Civil Rights icon Charles D. Neblett, Ph.D.’s family nonprofit organization... more
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Florida TaxWatch releases 2nd economic commentary
On Sept. 19, Florida TaxWatch released Florida Economic Forecast: 2023-2028 / Q2 2024... more
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Answers for families, justice for victims: Private forensic companies need a seat at the table
Recent advances in forensic DNA testing have made it possible to identify victims and suspects... more
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The Weekly Clothesline: How well do you know Jesus?
I ran across a question in a devotional booklet I had on my bookshelf: How well do you know Jesus? more
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Manufacturing chips in the U.S. needs a particular set of skills
The Biden administration recently announced that Intel will receive $8.5 billion in funding to ramp up U.S. manufacturing of semiconductors. more
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Democrats have to choose between unions and students
“I am not a charter school fan” Joe Biden declared in his 2020 presidential campaign. more
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Letter to the Editor: Are you ready for the blood roundup?
For six weeks I saw my husband fight to live, ultimately receiving a total of 42 units of blood. more
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Airlines offer many perks and discounts for the military community
I served for 33 years in the United States Military. As the former commanding officer of the Navy’s largest aviation training... more
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Thank patent laws, not their critics, for generic GLP-1s
In late June, generic drug maker Teva Pharmaceuticals launched a generic version of Victoza... more
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On drug availability, Congress is cutting the wrong red tape
On average, healthcare costs for patients with a chronic condition are five times higher than for those without one more
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The Weekly Clothesline: Christian Accountability
How do I go about approaching someone — in love — who has hurt me? How do I solve a difficult situation... more
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On drug availability, congress is cutting the wrong red tape
On average, healthcare costs for patients with a chronic condition are five times higher than for those... more
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McCullers refused access to jet engine testing demo
Okeechobee pilot was surprised and disappointed Saturday when he was denied access to the airport... more
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Leveraging tennis to combat youth mental health challenges
U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy warns that today’s youth mental health crisis is the “defining public health issue of our time.” more
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The Weekly Clothesline: A church home just for you
“The true Christian goes to church not only for what he gets out of it but also for what he can put into it.” more
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