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2026-27 SUVs, Minivans Get Head-to-Head Comparisons
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— Oct 4, 2026
Automotive buying guides compare hybrid and conventional SUVs as well as family minivans, weighing price, efficiency, performance, space and practical features. The comparisons highlight trade-offs including the Sorento PHEV’s stronger ratings versus the Taos, the Cherokee hybrid’s lower fuel use versus the CR-V, the Palisade and Grand Highlander hybrids’ range and powertrain choices, and the Pacifica’s available all-wheel drive and fold-flat seats versus the Odyssey’s lower price and resale strengths.
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JOSHUA MERCER: School Choice Option Should Be Available To All Parents
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— Mar 19, 2025
Parents should never have to choose between their faith and their child’s education. Yet, for many Catholic families, school choice is a privilege, not a right. It’s time to change that. It’s imperative that pro-family…
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Swing State’s School Choice Programs Are Helping Thousands Of Families — Dems Want To End It
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— Sep 17, 2024
Pennsylvania’s school choice programs have opened a door for thousands of low and middle income families to get their children out of the state’s flagging public schools, according to a new report. Yet, Democrats are…
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DR. KERI D. INGRAHAM: Greg Abbott Went To War With Texas RINOs Over School Choice — He Appears To Have Won
Opinion
— Jun 5, 2024
Texas voters made their voices heard at the ballot box last week by ousting from the state House of Representatives Republicans who had voted with Democrats to block school choice for families in the Lone Star State…
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Top Trump Dinner Bidders Stash Cash On Exchanges That Shut Out Americans
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NPR Torched for Bizarre Story About Emojis and ‘White Privilege’
Opinion
— Feb 10, 2022
For most people, their choice of emojis and color is probably just a way to have fun communicating with friends, family, and co-workers. But according to a story by NPR published on Wednesday, if you are white, your…
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AP Top 25 College Football Teams
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College football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.
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STEPHEN MOORE: One Million Kids Can’t All Be Wrong
Opinion
— Aug 12, 2025
This is the dawning of the age of school choice. The school bells will start ringing in the days and weeks ahead, but a record number of kids – especially children from low-income families – will be opting out of the…
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Michelle Obama Says Air Force One ‘Shorts Scandal’ Left Her Angry and Frustrated
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— Nov 12, 2025
Former First Lady Michelle Obama says a 2009 controversy over her wardrobe choice during a family vacation left her infuriated — not because of the coverage itself, but because of what it revealed about the different…
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MARGARET IUCULANO: A Pro-Growth Tax Agenda That Strengthens Businesses, Workers, And Families
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— Apr 14, 2026
Washington has a choice this tax season: build on policies that are already driving business investment and wage growth or return to the uncertainty that has long held employers back. As millions of Americans finalize…
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Pro-Life Group Responds to Vandals Who Burned Office With a Message Straight From the Bible
Reporting
— May 10, 2022
A pro-life organization in Wisconsin was vandalized by pro-choice activists on May 8. But instead of responding with rage or frustration to the protesters, the non-profit, Wisconsin Family Action, addressed the…
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You are not your thoughts—presence ends psychological suffering
Tolle argues that identifying with compulsive thought and living in psychological time is the root of suffering, and that present-moment awareness is available to anyone right now.
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Pennsylvania weighs federal school-choice tax credits
Politics
— Aug 14, 2026
A federal Education Freedom Tax Credit program would provide up to a $1,700 credit for contributions to scholarship-granting organizations, with more than 30 states opting in or planning to, while Pennsylvania weighs participation; supporters say it opens private funding and student opportunities, though opponents warn it could divert resources from traditional public schools. Public awareness remains low despite broad support, as the program affects families from homeschooling to those receiving scholarships, with real-life stories illustrating the impact and ongoing political debates around school choice.
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