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There are genuine concerns about affordability in the U.S., but the viral piece redefining poverty at $140,000 is based on bad assumptions and selective evidence, writes Tyler Cowen for The Free Press.

The poverty line, a six-decade-old benchmark, claims to define the threshold to the middle class. The number is a lie, writes Michael W. Green.

Nowhere are the stakes higher for making sure the systems stay aligned with their creators’ purposes.  

Trump proposes a permanent pause on migration amid security concerns following a shooting incident.

Pregnancy centers and a street preacher ask to vindicate their rights.

Rethinking the misconceptions around the so-called ‘Muslim Ban’ and its implications for national security.

A critique of the Democrat media narrative against Pete Hegseth and the political implications.

President Trump creates distance between himself and the second September 2 strike, but the problem is that there is no armed conflict, period.

Top Republicans have joined Democrats in demanding answers about the escalating military campaign the Trump administration says is aimed at targeting drug traffickers.

Venezuela’s regime is the archetype of a cartel-state synthesis.

Despite 2025’s global wars and crises, the season of Advent reveals how hope endures through the darkness, drawing on research and real-world examples of transformation.