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Universities and their Idiolectical Shift to Communism Higher education in the United States stands at the intersection of knowledge, progress, and societal transformation. Colleges and universities have historically been revered as the bastions of free thought, intellectual exploration, and the incubators of future leaders and innovators. However, in recent decades, the landscape of higher education

Eddie Rickenbacker: A Hero’s Hero. “Heroes are made by the paths they choose, not the powers they are graced with.” (Brodi Ashton) Came across a piece on the American Volunteer Group, better known as the Flying Tigers, which got me to thinking about people who were badasses before badassary was cool. That of course led

The Navy’s Newest Destroyer Is Named for a Marine Who Saved His Company from Annihilation In the quaint town of Cheshire, Connecticut, a young boy named Harvey Curtiss Barnum Jr. dreamed of serving his country as a Marine. Fueled by a deep sense of duty and patriotism, he enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1958,

Emergencies Bared: The Unchecked Reach of U.S. Federal Government’s Extraordinary Power In times of national crisis, governments across the world often invoke emergency powers to address immediate threats and protect the welfare of their citizens. The United States is no exception, as it possesses a well-established framework for the declaration and exercise of emergency powers.

Department of Agriculture’s Functions and the Implications of Massive Subsidies on the Agricultural Sector The Department of Agriculture (USDA) has long been a centerpiece of American agricultural policy, ostensibly working to ensure food security, rural prosperity, and sustainable agricultural practices. However, upon closer examination, the USDA’s functions and the extensive reliance on massive subsidies raise

Effectve through August 31, 2023 AGES OF U.S. REPRESENTATIVES FROM OLDEST TO YOUNGEST G. F. Napolitano 86 Dec. 4, 1936 CA-31 D Robert B. Aderholt 58 Jul. 22, 1965 AL-04 R Bill Pascrell Jr. 86 Jan. 25, 1937 NJ-09 D Rick Larsen 58 Jun. 15, 1965 WA-02 D Harold Rogers 85 Dec. 31, 1937 KY-05

Bass Reeves: The Legendary Lawman of the Wild West In the annals of Wild West history, few figures have left as indelible a mark as Bass Reeves, a man whose name became synonymous with courage, justice, and the relentless pursuit of outlaws. Born into slavery, Reeves would rise to become one of the most feared