Opinion
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Opinion
Menstruation for Men? Maine’s Latest Political Miracle
A male candidate in Maine claims to have periods, and the legacy media is silent. Explore the biological absurdity and the press's refusal to cover the truth.
Silas Thorne · 2 min read
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PBI Airport Renames As Trump Derange Syndrome Explodes
Palm Beach International Airport is now President Donald J. Trump International Airport. The renaming has ignited a national debate over precedent, process, and presidential legacy. The left is not happy
Derek J · 5 min read
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Tim Walz and Ilhan Omar Should Enroll in Clown School
Walz's failed VP run and Omar's endless controversies make them Minnesota's biggest Democratic liabilities. Maybe clown school is the answer.
Derek J · 6 min read
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Clarksdale’s Long Decline Is a Warning: The Mississippi Delta Cannot Afford More Democratic Failure
Clarksdale, Mississippi, is rich in history but trapped in a cycle of poverty that decades of Democratic machine politics have failed to break. If America First means anything, it means telling the truth about what has gone wrong in towns like this — and demanding a better path.
Caleb Mercer · 7 min read
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Secure the Border: Restore Sovereignty and Safety Now
America must reclaim its sovereign borders. Restore law, halt fentanyl and human trafficking, protect jobs and families, and end the open-borders experiment now.
WorthFighting.org Editorial · 6 min read
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Trump's Immigration Reform Is Working — Here's the Proof
Border encounters are down, deportations of criminal aliens are up, and the wall is being built. Here's how Trump's immigration reform is reshaping America.
Derek J · 5 min read
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How Border Security Continues to Impact Georgia Communities
Georgia communities continue debating how illegal immigration affects public safety, taxpayer resources, and local government.
WorthFighting Editorial Board · 4 min read
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Why Americans Are Losing Faith in Washington—and How to Fix It
Americans' trust in Washington has hit historic lows. Here's why faith is fading, what's driving the decline, and how we can begin to restore it.
Derek J · 6 min read
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Why Soccer's Flopping Problem Is Hurting the World Cup
The World Cup showcases incredible talent, but repeated embellishment and simulation continue to frustrate many fans and may discourage new audiences from embracing the sport
Derek J · 5 min read
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Immigration Reform: What a Serious Debate Should Include
A serious immigration reform debate must address border security, legal immigration, asylum processing, employment verification, and the rule of law.
Derek J · 5 min read
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Why Are Some Democrats Still Wearing COVID Masks in 2026?
Years after the COVID emergency changed American life, some people are still wearing masks like a political uniform. At this point, it often feels less like health caution and more like a symbol of fear, control, and left-wing identity.
Derek J · 5 min read
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Why Mayor Mamdani’s First Months Should Alarm New Yorkers
Zohran Mamdani promised a new era for New York City, but his early months as mayor show the danger of socialist politics colliding with fiscal reality, public safety concerns, and everyday affordability.
Derek J · 5 min read
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The Border Is Closed — On Paper: Why Washington's 'Victory' Is a Mirage and Americans Are Still Paying the Price
The Biden-era border crisis may have a new coat of paint, but the structural rot remains — and everyday Americans in border states are living with the consequences while D.C. congratulates itself. A closer look at the numbers reveals a troubling gap between political theater and ground-level reality.
Derek J · 7 min read
Opinion
The Automation Reckoning: Who Pays the Price When AI Takes the Desk Job?
As artificial intelligence eliminates white-collar jobs at an accelerating pace in mid-2026, policymakers and economists are locked in a fierce debate over who bears responsibility — and who foots the bill — for the workers left behind.
Derek J · 7 min read
Opinion
Why Civil Discourse Matters More Than Ever
In a world of algorithms that reward outrage, the ability to disagree well is a skill worth fighting for.
Derek J · 8 min read
Opinion
The Future of Learning: Beyond the Classroom
AI tutors, online degrees, and skills-based hiring are reshaping education. What will learning look like in 2030?
Derek J · 9 min read
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