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The Big Ugly Loophole: When the Wealthy Borrow, the Middle Class Pays
Washington missed its chance to close a billion-dollar tax loophole that lets billionaires live tax-free—and now the budget pain is...
Washington missed its chance to close a billion-dollar tax loophole that lets billionaires live tax-free—and now the budget pain is...
In the battle for America’s future, we seem to be offered two visions—one rooted in rugged pragmatism, the other in unbounded...
In every high school, the theater kids were hard to miss—always emoting, always rehearsing, and often convinced the school play was the...
I am a second-generation American of Italian descent. My grandparents arrived at the beginning of the last century with little more than...
America’s immigration debate is often framed in stark moral and legal terms: compassion versus control, humanity versus lawlessness. But...
Walk into any big-box store and take a good look around. See those brand-name items sitting at eye-level? They didn’t get there by being...
At first glance, we’re just another species among millions. Flesh and bone, blood and breath. We hunger, we sleep, we reproduce, we...
A government of, by, and for the people requires a balance of power—one that ensures no single branch can wield unchecked authority over...
History is a graveyard of great ideas turned oppressive. Whether religious, political, or ideological, movements often begin as forces...
In the grand architecture of existence, pleasure, and pain are not opposing forces in perpetual conflict but rather complementary...
The Social Security system, established in 1935 under President Franklin D. Roosevelt, was designed to provide financial security for...
On March 3, 2025, the United States Senate voted on a motion to advance S.9 , a bill designed to protect the integrity of women’s sports...
Have you ever noticed how some words carry an air of nobility yet, in a different light, reveal an ugly underbelly? Welcome to the...
Let’s be honest—when opinions clash, our words matter a lot. I’ve been thinking about two common phrases: "you are wrong" and "I don't...
In Washington, D.C., the political landscape shifts with each new administration, but one thing remains constant: the career government...
The Washington D.C. metropolitan area, home to the seat of the U.S. federal government, has long been a stronghold for left-leaning...
The United States is on a collision course with a debt crisis, and if current fiscal trends continue unchecked, the government will be...
Donald Trump and General George S. Patton are two figures separated by time and profession but bound by a strikingly similar approach to...
"When Cities Call the Shots: Balancing Urban Power with Rural Representation" Imagine standing in Times Square, where a sea of bright...