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Search ArticlesRIP, Our Dolly: The World Will Miss This One-of-a-Kind Lady
Kat Stansell August 26, 2026 Dollywood: Separating fact from fiction behind the creation of Dolly … Dolly Parton was born in the one-room cabin, pictured above, in the hills of Pittman Center, TN. She shared this home with her mother, father and 11 siblings. From these simple beginnings, she amassed a fortune of approximately $650 million. and died deeply loved and respected. She did it with love and kindness as her motive forces .
They Say “They Are Just Doing Their Jobs” – Then Why do Innocent Suffer Unjustly
By Bradlee Dean August 26, 2026 “If they were doing their job, the innocent would not suffer!” “I am just doing my job.” I hear and see this all the time; I’m speaking of those who are in a position where they have sworn to uphold the enumerated laws found in the U.S. Constitution. Read Article VI, Section 2, and Article II, Section 3 of the U.S. Constitution.
Sen. Thune’s Morning Commitment: I’m a Trump Back Stabber
Authored by Devvy Kidd Not AI August 2026 Sen. John Thune [republican South Dakota] is the U.S. Senate Majority “leader”. Has served in the Senate since 2005. Prior to that he was in the U.S. House of Representatives from Jan 1977 – January 2003. A “lifer” on the public dole for decades. It’s most unfortunate Thune is still in CONgress. As those following the disgusting mess in CONgress – both parties are spending debt not authorized in Art. 1, Sec.
Can’t We All Just Get Along? With a Little Help From a Baton, For Sure!
By Captain Joe Wilson August 25, 2026 Those were the famous words of Rodney King during the Los Angeles riots in April and May of 1992. Prior to those riots, Mr. King was beaten, yes beaten by some Los Angeles police officers. As both a student and officer in charge of paramilitary forces in the greater Norfolk area. I know that whenever someone raises a baton over his head to make a blow on a perpetrator, it’s considered a beating.
God’s Divine Hand of Protection
By Rob Pue August 25, 2026 Another year has gone by. I had another birthday August 21st, and I’m feeling my age, as chronic pain has now seriously limited my mobility. I’m seeking medical help, and of course, praying for direction as to how to deal with it. And I recently had a procedure done that I’m hoping will help. But we’ll see. God Himself is the only real healer, and it’s up to Him as to whether or not this “thorn in the flesh” of mine will be removed.
Ban Cell Phones in Schools: Give Students’ Brains a Chance to Develop
By Frosty Wooldridge August 24, 2026 Throughout much of American history, alcohol addiction caused broken marriages, divorces, bar fights, murders, and automobile accidents that have killed tens of thousands of fathers, mothers and children. Millions suffer from alcohol addiction. According to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, (CDC), excessive alcohol use and related health conditions lead to approximately 178,000 deaths annually in the United States.
The Sad Saga of Jason Arday. What Now (for Academia)?
By Steven Yates August 24, 2026 Jason Arday, subject of last week’s article, was pronounced dead last Friday (Aug. 14) of what I think we can safely presume was a suicide. What the reports stated: he was found “unresponsive” at a sound London address. Metropolitan Police: “At this time, his death is being treated as unexpected, but is not believed to be suspicious.” In other words, no one suspects foul play. He was 41. No one, of course, should feel like this is some sort of triumph.
How the Catholic Church Went Belly Up
By Cliff Kincaid August 24, 2026 Chances are you have heard of the infanticide bill in Massachusetts signed by lesbian “Catholic” Governor Maura Healey. Chances are you have not heard of the Catholics who made it into law and have failed to protest it. This story is emblematic of the corruption problem in the American branch of the Roman Catholic Church today. It has no credibility on moral issues, since so many of its hierarchy have either engaged in -– or covered-up -– sexual abuse of children.
The Fare Is Already Paid
By Rolaant McKenzie August 23, 2026 In 1930, American astronomer Clyde W. Tombaugh (1906-1997) discovered one of the farthest objects in the solar system, the dwarf planet Pluto. Forty-eight years later, another American astronomer, James W. Christy, while working at the United States Naval Observatory discovered that Pluto had a moon, which was named Charon.
The Nectar Of Power
By Roy Masters August 23, 2026 Somewhere along the line, we should be able to discover the truth of just about anything, if not through wisdom, then through experience. But some people seem determined not to learn from experience. To them understanding never comes. They marry for the wrong reason and thus evolve a living hell, in which the less physically powerful partner, the woman, uses the time-honored principle of seduction she acquired from the serpent.