Toppled Statues Of Junipero Serra Obscure A History Worth Remembering
Men like the righteous Franciscan friar Junipero Serra deserve to be remembered with respect. Their statues should be treasured and defended.
Hard Times, Strong Citizens, And Freedom: The Story of The Ranchers, Businesses, And People In The Only State Not To Shut Down
‘If you have a leader that will take too much authority in a time of crisis, that’s when we lose our freedom and our liberties,’ said Gov. Kristi Noem.
If You Want To Know What Disbanding The Police Looks Like, Look At Mexico
The rise of vigilante groups in Mexico offers a hint of what happens when institutions fail and civil society collapses. America should be paying attention.
‘We Had To Lay Off Our Son’: American Businesses Are Doing Everything It Takes To Survive
‘The weight to having a family business,’ Raymond says while guiding me through massive walk-in freezers holding a fraction of their capacity, ‘is you don’t want to be the one who fails.’
The Gentleman’s Guide To A Vaguely Offensive Cinco De Mayo
Cinco de Mayo is America’s favorite excuse to drink tequila, not that you need one. Here’s how to take cold shots and make homemade margaritas
Why Americans Are More At Home Celebrating Cinco De Mayo Than Mexicans
In the same way this lockdown has caused many of us to reevaluate what we can live without, perhaps a year without a Cinco de Mayo celebration is the perfect time to examine its essential nature.
I Watched ‘Love Is Blind’ With My Eyes Closed
Given the unique circumstances presented in the program experiment, I decided to play along. If the dating was going to be blind, I would be blind too.
Mexico Is Dangerously Unprepared For The Inevitable Wuhan Coronavirus Outbreak
The virus is going to spread fast in Mexico, where a weak and corrupt state has made almost no preparations despite ample time to prepare.
Supreme Court Again Backs Trump Administration On Asylum Seekers
For the second time now, the Supreme Court has backed the administration, reaffirming that federal judges can’t dictate asylum policy.
Yes, A Border Wall Will Help Contain The Coronavirus
If the coronavirus begins to spread in Mexico, we’re going to wish we had secured the border. Suggesting we do so isn’t racist, it’s realistic.
Why It’s Dangerous And Self-Absorbed To Hold Your Wedding At A Mexican Resort
Mexican weddings require guests to assume exorbitant costs, make bold presumptions about guests’ travel preferences and abilities, and pose unnecessary security and health risks.
How To Take On The Deadly Drug Cartels That Run The U.S.-Mexico Border
A 13-year-old Oklahoma girl visiting Mexico with her family has been killed in yet another cartel ambush on a long and lonely stretch of highway just south of Falcon Heights, Texas.
My Trip To The Southern Border Revealed The Real Crisis Is Congress’ Apathy
‘We don’t have humanitarian crises,’ says Border Patrol Division Chief Lloyd Easterling. ‘We have policy crises.’
5 Predictions For The Next Five Years Of Global Power Struggles
If these predictions come to pass, their fulfillment will have lasting effects upon America in the 2020s and beyond.
Pelosi’s Impeachment Push Endangered Major Trade And Drug Pricing Deals
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi procrastinated on crafting a solution with the White House on the U.S.-Canada-Mexico agreement for months to coincide with impeachment.
Why Trump Should Hit Pause On Designating Mexican Cartels As Terrorists
The terrorist designation is not official yet. That’s good, because someone needs to hit the pause button on this.
How A Mexican Drug Cartel Nearly Triggered War Between The U.S. And Iran
Those dismissive of the danger posed by Mexican drug cartels ought to learn of the time they nearly carried out the worst terrorist attack in America since 9/11 and almost triggered a resulting war with Iran.
Elizabeth Warren Vows To Use Taxpayer Dollars To Tear Down Border Wall
Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren pledged to tear down parts of the border wall constructed along the U.S.-Mexican border if elected.
Mexican Ambassador Blames Drug Cartel Violence On Addicted Americans
The letter from the Mexican government insinuating American demand for illicit substances is a key driver for cartel violence comes a few days after an ambush that killed nine Americans on Monday.
Why Drug Legalization And Hugs For Terrorists Won’t Solve The Border Crisis
At best, Mexico is a failed state. At worst, it is a rogue state, hostile to regional peace. The silence from politicians who would have otherwise cried intervention speaks volumes.
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