America’s rural population is shrinking
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The trend that spells doom for the country
Teresa Mull is an assistant editor at The Spectator World.
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The trend that spells doom for the country
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A proper dose of guilt here in modern America might be just what we need
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Mitch McConnell’s favorite whiskey is the very essence of our country’s rise and fall
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The late great satirist chose pleasant ribbing over contempt, and made us all laugh along the way
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Government should be small and entertaining — with the ability to bench and cut congressmen, of course
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Makeup is a zillion-dollar American industry but get ready to lose your self-esteem
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It’s a charming escape from all the virtue-signaling and haranguing — which is why the elite critics hate it
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The snitches came for Morgan Wallen — until his fans fought back
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The best part of being a child should make a return to adult life — if only for a day
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Time to get rid of the ‘athleisure’ wear and start caring about our appearances again
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Why can’t companies retain truckers? One reason is that a bureaucratic mandate has changed the industry
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It’s a bittersweet time, a nostalgic one, when we come home to our true selves
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This is how people communicate when authorities become repressive and speech is covered up
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There’s a reason we need that escapism
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They’re dehumanizing, boring and treat you like the nanny state
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If we can agree on one thing, it should be that nature is worth preserving
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Get ready for decadent food, free speech and plenty of griping about Nancy Pelosi
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From self defense to funding fire departments, they’re woven into the culture of red America