OPINION 1 day ago A drunken driver killed my young husband and 1-year-old son. Here's how I'm seeking justice It was the day after my husband's 22nd birthday in September 2014. It was a Saturday afternoon and we were off to an appointment. On the way a drunken driver hit us head on at 87 mph.
iStock OPINION 3 days ago The five things you should never do in your career The five things you should never do in your career. Workers should know job opportunities will keep occurring and they will experience 20 "workquakes" in their lives.
iStock OPINION 1 day ago The secrets you must share before you die There are many truths we learn about death. Here's one that isn't often discussed. When you die, people will go through your things. All of them, from bank receipts to dresser drawers.
3 hours ago I’m a mom and I’m not letting fear control my parenting By Kristina Hernandez I’m a mom and I’m not letting fear control my parenting. I won’t embrace helicopter parenting, which leads to immaturity, anxiety and depression in children.
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1 day ago The secrets you must share before you die By Robert Wolgemuth There are many truths we learn about death. Here's one that isn't often discussed. When you die, people will go through your things. All of them, from bank receipts to dresser drawers.
1 day ago A drunken driver killed my young husband and 1-year-old son. Here's how I'm seeking justice By Destiny Klimaszewski It was the day after my husband's 22nd birthday in September 2014. It was a Saturday afternoon and we were off to an appointment. On the way a drunken driver hit us head on at 87 mph.
1 day ago University of Houston's DEI bureaucracy has this unbelievably radical take on 'diversity' By Christopher Rufo Bureaucrats at the University of Houston have created a host of excercises aimed at student language, speech and behavior. Political activism is the ultimate goal of these exercises.
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2 days ago Often divided Supreme Court shows unity in protecting this fundamental right By Robert Delahunty, John Yoo Even with a Supreme Court sharply divided over questions of race, religion and government power, the justices came together to re-affirm the most basic of constitutional freedoms.
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3 days ago GREG GUTFELD: The media will crown any Republican who wins in 2024 'public enemy number one' By Greg Gutfeld Fox News host Greg Gutfeld reacts to the left's criticism of Republican candidates and Sunny Hostin's "racist" remarks on "Gutfeld!"
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4 days ago While Washington security establishment was busy chasing Russia collusion hoax, Putin invaded Ukraine By Rebekah Koffler By hyper-focusing on the non-existent Trump-Russia collusion threat, U.S. security agencies missed the actual Russian threat, leaving Washington unprepared for Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine
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5 days ago Free speech rights survived epic challenge from man who tried to monkey with them in 'Trial of the Century' By Gregg Jarrett In 1925, a young schoolteacher and his intrepid defense lawyer challenged a law that sought to suffocate scientific learning and freedom of expression or thought.
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