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Made in America (Once Upon a Time): A Youngstown Kid’s Take on Trade Wars and Steel Town Ghosts
I was raised on the clang of steel and the scent of molten metal—before that scent was replaced by silence. My dad worked at one of the mills in Youngstown, Ohio. A man of grit and calloused hands who wore his hard hat like a crown. We didn’t have much, but we had pride—because what…
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Why Legacy Media Is Dying: The Power of Truth in Independent Journalism
In recent years, a seismic shift in public trust has rocked the media landscape. Legacy media, once the gold standard of information, is now struggling to remain relevant. The reason is simple: they’ve lost the trust of the people. Instead of presenting balanced narratives, they seem to thrive on division, wielding politics, religion, sexuality, and…
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Playing God: When Fiction Mirrors Reality
In the mid-2010s, Revenge, a gripping drama about betrayal, secrets, and power, captured audiences with its intense storytelling and chilling revelations. Among the standout moments of the show was Conrad Grayson’s sinister admission: “There is no Initiative, my dear, there never was, not really. Just a consortium of savvy businesspersons who perfected the art of…
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We Have This Hope as an Anchor for the Soul: Finding Faith in Turbulent Times
It’s Monday—the start of a new week—and the headlines are heavy again. Recently, President Biden authorized the use of long-range missiles from Ukraine into Russia, heightening already tense relations between the West and Russia. In addition to that, there is a swirl of emotions following Trump’s recent re-election, and it’s easy to see why so…
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Be the Change: Vote Locally
Dear Friend, With Election Day just around the corner, it’s easy to feel swept up by the intensity surrounding the presidential race. The media often amps up the pressure, telling us to “vote like your life depends on it” and framing the candidates—Donald Trump and Kamala Harris—as figures of fear or salvation. But remember, the…
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