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Supreme Court Weighs If Colorado Can Make Christian Schools Enroll Trans Kids To Get Funding
The St. Mary v. Roy case presents SCOTUS with the opportunity to continue a broad course correction in religious liberty jurisprudence....

Pro-Trans Doctors Lied To Keep Federal Money Flowing For Puberty Blockers
The NIH awarded millions of dollars in grants for studies seemingly designed to reach a particular conclusion pushing puberty blockers....

Skip Travel Sports And Put Your Sons In Little League
Like many aspects of American life, little league baseball is suffering. Saving America, in a small way, means saving little league....

One Ongoing Scam Cost Medicare $15 Billion. Can Washington Shut It Down?
A $15 billion wound-care billing loophole finally got closed, but Medicaid programs still aren’t flagging their riskiest providers....

Could You Rebuild American Civilization From The Ashes?
Kurt Schlichter's latest novel, 'American Warlord,' asks the difficult questions about what happens when politics breaks down....

NYT: Our Elections Are Super Secure. Also, Look At All These Noncitizens Who Voted By Accident
Noncitizen voting is so 'rare' that The New York Times dedicated an entire piece to covering noncitizens who illegally voted....

The Best Pies to Order This Thanksgiving
There are those who claim, correctly, that any Thanksgiving meal only exists as a warm-up to the main event: pie. I always take a maximalist approach; I am notorious for skipping the turkey and pickin...

Election Results: A Historic Night in Texas
Editors’ note: We’ve made this article free to access as a service to our readers. To support our ongoing coverage of this election cycle, sign up for our free Texas Daily newsletter. SKIP TO: So,...

His Grandfather Became a Household Name. Now, He’s Trying His Hand at BBQ.
Rocky Stubblefield grew up in legendary Texas barbecue joint Stubb’s Bar-B-Q, run by his grandfather C. B. Stubblefield, better known as Stubb. His eponymous Lubbock restaurant opened in 1968. The...

The Texas Theatre Embraced Its Uneasy Connection to Lee Harvey Oswald. It’s Thriving.
It is arguably the most famous movie-theater seat in the world, yet there is no historical marker, no plexiglass enclosure to signal its significance. I mill about in the back rows of the Texas Theatr...