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Information WarSeptember 19, 2015

The Myth of Judicial Supremacy

By The Editor

Here is Clarke D. Forsythe writing at American Thinker (with emphasis added): [P]ublic opinion data regularly show that Americans don’t understand the Supreme Court, or how it works, or the decisions it makes (e.g., Pew…

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College Education Bubble: Government Subsidies Raise College Tuition Prices

By The Editor

By Dr. Michael Hurd

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A new generation to defend the Constitution

By The Editor

By Juliette Turner: Generation Z won’t be the last to taste American freedom.

Information WarSeptember 16, 2015

What Law Is Kim Davis Supposedly Defying?

By The Editor

Talk about a failure not only in the information war but in education in general — yes, even in law schools. The U.S. Supreme Court doesn’t write law. If they did, that would mean…

Information WarSeptember 16, 2015

Educating We, the People: Constitutional Literacy Day

By The Editor

Here’s John Stonestreet writing at Breakpoint: There’s a two-hundred year-old document in the National Archives that holds a solution to many of our problems today, if we’d read it. The U.S. Constitution is one…

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Fuller Seminary Takes a Stand

By The Editor

By Robert A. J. Gagnon

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Obamacare for Education

By The Editor

By Michael J. Hurd: Obama—and the federal government—are going to do for college education what they have done for everything else: Create deficits, bankruptcy, mediocrity, unaccountability and inflation.

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The University Of Tennessee’s Pronoun Problems Indict Higher Education

By The Editor

By Paul Bonicelli: Pushing ‘gender-neutral pronouns’ such as ‘xe’ and ‘zir’ are what colleges do nowadays instead of actually adding value to society.

Information WarSeptember 9, 2015

Raising the Next Generation to Fight the Information War

By The Editor

Rebecca Cusey at The Federalist has a good list up under the following title and subtitle: 7 Free Ways To Help Your Kid Grow Into A Citizen Kids need to learn how to be…

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In The Common Core Era, Families Flock To Its Opposite

By The Editor

By Joy Pullmann: Classical education has been growing inside the United States for several decades. Common Core’s entrance into public and private education has only accelerated the trend.

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San Francisco elementary school removes boys’ and girls’ bathrooms and makes them gender

By The Editor

By Kiri Blakeley

Information WarSeptember 3, 2015

The Tyranny of Consensus

By The Editor

Below are the first three paragraphs from an article by Dennis Chamberland at American Thinker. The first paragraph opens with a bang, and the article doesn’t let up at all. I couldn’t resist highlighting…

Links to Commentary and real JournalismSeptember 2, 2015