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The NCAA’s New House Party With college football finally shuffling off stage like an aging rock star, college basketball has decided to crank up the speakers and throw the kind

If you were looking for a sign that 2026 was going to start off a little… slippery, allow me to introduce Phoenix. A yellow Labrador. A good boy. A very

From Draft Night to Detour It was a headline that I had to read twice: An NBA draft pick deciding to walk away and play college ball instead. Being an

A Moment That Says Everything There’s a moment in this story that stays with you. It’s dark. The temperature has dropped. Snow is starting to fall. A young puppy has

Christmas falls on Thursday this year. Not tucked neatly into a weekend. Not softened by extra days off or extended travel plans. Just… there. Planted squarely in the middle of

Saying the Uncomfortable Truth Out Loud Radical Islam is a bad thing. Given reality, you should be able to say this out loud without being accused Islamophobic. Whenever a definable

Remembering What Endures Last week, I discussed how terrible communism was, highlighting the horrors endured by those forced to live under that tyrannical form of government. Part of the impetus

Unqualified Declarations in a Divided TimeWe live in a time where unequivocal declarations as to what is good and bad come with great frequency. Even when correct about the overall

College Football’s Latest Controversy This past weekend, the College Playoff Committee finalized the field of 12 to compete for the national championship. To say their choices have created quite a

If you thought Christmas magic was dead behind bars, think again. Somewhere over Bishopville, South Carolina, a drone took flight with a dream — a carnivorous, crustacean-heavy, Old Bay–seasoned dream