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2025 Rear-View Awards
If hindsight is 20/20, then 2025 was the year America finally admitted it needed reading glasses. Algorithms fed outrage like junk food, institutions ditched their own rituals, and politics flirted openly with parody. From media mea culpas to cultural self-owns, from border farce to boardroom patriotism, the year delivered irony at industrial scale. The Rear-View…
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Case Closed Smear Open
Federal investigators cleared Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno. The case is closed. No charges. No wrongdoing. End of story—or so you’d think. Instead, left-wing media outlets are dragging a dead investigation back from the grave, recycling rumors and private audio to smear a pro-Trump lawman who keeps winning elections. With Marceno eyeing a potential 2026…
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Biology’s International Fault Lines: Power, Wealth, and Surrogacy
The global surrogacy boom has exposed a moral fault line running straight through America. Wealthy foreign nationals are exploiting loose U.S. laws to manufacture citizenship, engineer bloodlines, and warehouse children like assets. What was sold as compassion has metastasized into an industrial pipeline where women are reduced to vessels and babies to contracts. Chinese billionaires…
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Unheralded and Autonomous
College football is drowning in cash grabs, NIL bidding wars, and transfer-portal chaos. But for one Saturday every year, the sport snaps back to its soul. The Army–Navy Game — the 126th edition — delivers real stakes, real sacrifice, and real pride. At the center stands the most overlooked prize in college football: the 170-pound…
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Importing Chaos Jihadi Edition
America is again paying the price for Washington’s delusions about nation-building. The killing of West Virginia National Guard soldier Sarah Beckstrom near the White House — allegedly by Afghan asylum recipient and former CIA-backed fighter Rahmanullah Lakanwal — exposes the deadly fallout of Operation Allies Welcome and President Biden’s chaotic Afghanistan exit. Lakanwal didn’t sneak…













