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Getting on the ‘Right Side of History’
The expression “on the right side of history” is an important tool today used by the progressive elite to silence biblically faithful Christians. ...
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Matt Damon Regrets Talking More than Listening
During a January taping of NBC's The Today Show , Matt Damon expressed regret for some of the comments he made in response to the furor over sexual harassment ...
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Oregon Woman's Car 'Accidentally' Stolen
If you've never heard of an "accidental car theft," then perhaps a rather strange news story from Portland, Oregon, hasn't reached you just yet.
In late ...
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Ship Misguided by Faulty Maps
In the Kingdom of Ice is journalist Hampton Sides' compelling account of the failed nineteenth-century polar expedition of the USS Jeannette, captained ...
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A Mob Murders Two Men Based on a Rumor
In Walter Van Tilburg Clark's novel The Ox-Bow Incident, an exited youth passes on a rumor that popular rancher has been murdered and his cattle stolen. ...
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Different Perceptions of What Makes a 'Ridge'
A story is told of a man from Colorado who came to northern Minnesota one autumn for deer hunting. The Mid-westerners who hosted him planned to "drive ...
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What's That Guy Doing With My Wallet?
A YouTube poster who goes by the name DennisCEETv wanted to film a social experiment by posing a simple question: what would people do if they found a ...
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Why You Don't Want To Be Beautiful
How does it feel to be one of the beautiful people? Some of us may never know, but according to an article from the BBC, it's not all full lips and ...
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Magazine Claims We Know Miracles Don't Happen
In a 2013 article in The New Yorker about faith and belief, Adam Gopnik made the following confident statement: "We know … that in the billions ...
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Researchers Identify 'The Perception of Incongruity'
In 1949, researchers asked a group of students at Ivy League schools to perform a simple task: identify playing cards. There were just two catches. First, ...
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