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SEPTEMBER 16, 2026
[Schools didn’t forget America 250. They just decided to ignore
it]
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SCHOOLS DIDN’T FORGET AMERICA 250. THEY JUST DECIDED TO IGNORE IT
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My son and I spent the summer immersed in American history. For the
Fourth of July, we drove down to Colonial Williamsburg to hear the
Declaration of Independence read aloud from the balcony of the old
Capitol. We visited Philadelphia and stopped into Independence Hall
and saw the Liberty Bell. We read history books together, […]
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[Keeping kids in school is common sense]
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KEEPING KIDS IN SCHOOL IS COMMON SENSE
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Strong communities are built on structure, responsibility, and
opportunity — values Americans have long championed. One of the most
effective ways to uphold those principles is simple: Keep kids in
school. I have spent my career advocating for strong borders, the rule
of law, and accountability in our immigration system. As a member of
the […]
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[Don’t let online students go hungry]
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DON’T LET ONLINE STUDENTS GO HUNGRY
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Marcus Jackson spends his days making sure children in Oklahoma City
have a safe place to land. He runs Urban Bridge, a nonprofit group
that gives middle and high schoolers in a low-income part of northeast
Oklahoma City somewhere to go after school: writing and storytelling
sessions, math and reading challenges, music and culinary classes,
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[The Librarians’ Emmy win is a loss for parents and kids]
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THE LIBRARIANS’ EMMY WIN IS A LOSS FOR PARENTS AND KIDS
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The Emmy Awards just produced an unusual winner: The library industry.
The Librarians, a documentary about fighting “book bans” across
America, was awarded in documentary filmmaking and for the
“compelling power of storytelling.” If only that story were true.
The Librarians is not an investigation of school collections — it is
a permission slip for […]
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