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Politics
Canada drops Canadian-worker test for high-wage offers
Starting Nov. 3, Express Entry will award points for qualifying high-wage offers and Canadian work experience, while invitations pause for score recalculations.
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Davidson says Arlington memorial removal was about political power
The Army’s final design plans advance the memorial’s return, reviving Davidson’s claim that its removal under Biden was about political power, not racial reconciliation.
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Hochul's election-year rebate draws a vote-buying charge
WXXI reported that checks were expected in September and October, while Hochul says the $1 billion program is designed to help people facing higher utility bills.
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Trump fights to bring essential goods home to American workers
Vice President JD Vance’s October 17 post backs a manufacturing agenda built on tariffs and tax incentives, a fight that matters to families who depend on American jobs.
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Parents should demand schools teach America’s founding principles
Jason Bedrick’s lecture ties America’s founding principles to weak student scores in history and civics, putting parents’ role in education at stake.
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Faith
Jim Caviezel’s Ghost Soldier brings St. Michael to the screen
Raymond Arroyo praised the film and pointed viewers to its St. Michael reference ahead of its Veterans Day theatrical release on Nov. 11.
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Family
Hobbs should opt Arizona in to scholarships for 1.1 million students
Treasury issued the federal rules Oct. 1, but Arizona children can access scholarships only if Gov. Katie Hobbs opts in by the end of 2026.
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Parents choose Bible instruction. Everett agreed to apologize for restricting it
After Everett restricted LifeWise’s parent-approved Bible classes, its settlement requires policy changes, board training, a public apology and $275,000 in fees.
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Culture
Victor Davis Hanson traces postmodernism into American classrooms
The Daily Signal says Hanson believes postmodernism displaced standards of truth, merit and excellence and caused lasting damage to generations of students.
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Colorado children should wait for sex-change surgery
Colorado voters decide Proposition 135 on Nov. 3, weighing whether children should face fewer safeguards against permanent surgery than adults do.
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Girls deserve sex-based sports—and Perez voted against the bill
The Camas walk-off sharpened the WA-3 debate: Perez called boys competing in girls’ sports unfair, then voted against H.R. 28; voters face Initiative 638 on Nov. 3.
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In another major victory for American families,
Virginia families on Medicaid or CHIP now face a coverage cutoff, and state lawmakers may consider whether to replace the federal funding in 2027.
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News
Sheridan Gorman’s family demands accountability after her murder
Gorman’s family demands full prosecution as the murder charges, an ICE detainer and Illinois’ limits on cooperation with federal agents keep immigration policy in the case.
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White House says we got flying cars before GTA 6
Elon Musk unveiled a thruster-equipped Tesla Roadster in Texas the day before the post, while Tesla says its planned flying model is not approved for public-road use.
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