Miltimore: New study calls into question whether DEI programs really boost corporate earnings
It’s safe to say that diversity, equity, and inclusion is one of the more controversial ideas of our time (and a multibillion-dollar industry).
Commentary
Sullivan: No, they are not ‘mainstream’
We often hear people refer to the collection of leftist newspapers and television networks that once held sway over the dissemination of facts and opinions as the “mainstream media.”
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Sloan: Speaker Mike Johnson has chance to lead on Ukraine
House Speaker Mike Johnson is experiencing a defining moment in his career. As Congress resumes, he seems to have successfully – one hopes – hammered out a workable deal to finally get arms flowing to the Ukrainians as their defense starts to falter.
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Editorial: Trump abortion policy a turn toward state’s rights
The Founding Fathers of a young nation they called the United States of America never had the intention for an over-intrusive federal government to create a nanny state, where our every action is regulated and legislated. We were to be an independent, free people; a republic, if we could keep it.
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Krannawitter: Without mutual civic trust, there would have been no American Founding
The Signers of the Declaration of Independence concluded with a famous and solemn pledge—their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor. This was no small matter. What they were calling “revolution” was, from the British point of view, treason against the Crown and punishable by death. Yet, the Signers stood strong and launched the greatest experiment in freedom the world has witnessed, a movement held together by a powerful kind of social and political glue: Trust.
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Krannawitter: Are things becoming better or worse for the children of America?
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, established in 1983 by President Ronald Reagan’s Proclamation 5039.
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Giordano: America’s woke education is fueling the mental health crisis
According to a new Gallup poll, “happiness” is plummeting in America, adding to the mounting evidence that the U.S. has a mental health crisis on its hands. It is particularly alarming that these bleak findings include children, teens and young adults – demographics that have traditionally enjoyed relatively carefree lives and positive outlooks as they face a lifetime of promises.
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Trump PAC creates virtual ‘Biden-Mart’ grocery store, with mind-blowing product price hikes since 2021
The Make America Great Again Inc. Trump super PAC has built a Biden grocery store website where you get to pick your items, and then it tells you what the final bill would have been under Trump.
Bzdek: Dogs are not people. They’re better than that.
Dogs are not people, we must remember, even though we Coloradans often treat them as such with our doggie bars, doggie hotels, and doggie spas.
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NYC firefighters forced to remove flag for 9/11 heroes after leftwing questioning, but backlash saves day
We’ve seen a lot of bad stories this weekend that seem to have a common theme: people on the left seem on the march to try to stomp on everything that they don’t like or find problematic, including things like the White House forbidding religious displays on an Easter egg design contest and proclaiming Easter Sunday “Transgender Visibility Day.”