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As we head into the Memorial Day weekend, those who have served or had family members who served in any…
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In a world where the role of government is a subject of ongoing debate, it is crucial to seek understanding…
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We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator…
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“Inconceivable,” says Vizzini for about the fifth time in the classic movie Princess Bride. Inigo Montoya turns to Vizzini and…
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What role should religion play in our lives outside of church, including our workplace? While the founding fathers would have…
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Editor’s Note: On “Flashback Friday,” we take a look at some of IFWE’s former posts that are worth revisiting. This…
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In January 2023, the United States reached its national debt limit of $31.4 trillion. Set by law, the debt limit…
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