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Governor Ron DeSantis has publicly cemented Florida’s legal philosophy with a straightforward principle: the U.S. Constitution is the supreme and exclusive law of the state.
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In a unprecedented challenge to one of television’s most sacred traditions, Turning Point USA has declared a cultural war on the NFL’s halftime show. The
The weight of her future pressed down on Patricia as she ran, her worn shoes slapping against the hot Buenos Aires pavement. She was going
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I came home from a work trip two days early, hoping to surprise my husband with a quiet Christmas Eve reunion. Instead, I was the
The sight that greeted the hospital receptionist seemed like something from a dream, or a nightmare. A small girl, no more than seven, stumbled through
The world of 1965 was a map drawn in strict, unforgiving lines, especially in North Carolina. The Civil Rights Movement thrummed with a tense energy,
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