“If you say that everything your opponent does is evil—even when it helps you or others—maybe you’re the problem.” In current American politics, Continue Reading
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“I Do Not Know”
Let us imagine for a moment that we find ourselves in an unfamiliar house. The lights are off. We are given only the glow of our cell phone screens to Continue Reading
How to Ruin a Fairy Tale Without Even Trying
I'm not a bit provoked with Rachel Zegler. It wasn't her decision to woke up one of Disney's most beloved movies and try to peddle it as a straight up Continue Reading
Red Dirt and Resilience: A Soldier’s Fight Beyond the Battlefield
by Derick Bosley On March 9th, 2024, at 0615, I lay flat on my back, staring up at the bluest sky I had ever seen. The world around me was dead Continue Reading
Exponential Apathy
You could say it’s been an eventful season for our political circus. Emotions have been stirred on all sides for one reason or another. Yet, I feel Continue Reading
Creative Valley
I have become weary of the social media rat race. For almost two decades, I have been feeding the click machine with, at times, my very best creative Continue Reading
Weaponizing Wellness: What They Never Taught Us About Recovery
by Rob Sweetman, Former Navy SEAL, Sleep Scientist, and Veteran Advocate We trained to be machines—deadly, focused, relentless. We were told to Continue Reading
Are We the Bad Guys?
by Nicholas Efstathiou I answer a lot of questions as a high school history teacher. This one, asked by one of my students, was difficult to Continue Reading
The Looming Divide: Could America Face Another Civil War? Part 2
"Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation, or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure." – Abraham Continue Reading
The Looming Divide: Could America Face Another Civil War? Part 1
"A house divided against itself cannot stand." – Abraham Lincoln"It is the duty of everyone to unite in the restoration of the country, and the Continue Reading
Why Critics Attack Writers Instead of Writing Themselves
It’s easy to be a critic. Too easy. In the age of the internet, where a keyboard transforms anyone into an armchair expert, writers—especially those Continue Reading
Ukraine: Justifying A False Narrative Through a Bad Picture
No, Ukraine is not the dam holding back Russia from trying to consume the rest of Europe by Darin Gaub, Lt Col (ret) I was sent this picture a Continue Reading