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Colleges Struggle to Recruit Therapists as Students Seek Mental Health Services ‘in Droves’

Colleges and universities are struggling to keep up with the demand for mental health services, as college students seek mental health therapy on campus in droves, part of a 15-year upswing that spiked during the pandemic.

Should you Homeschool?

There’s been an explosion in the popularity of homeschooling over the last two years. Here’s why, and how you can get started with homeschooling

Under Biden Proposal, Everyone Including Kids Could More Easily Get Transgender Surgery

There’s no limit to the number of insurance-sponsored surgeries someone could have, Roger Severino said.

Record Gun Sales Fueled by 5.4 Million First Time Buyers

Gun sales surged to a record high in 2021, fueled by first-time gun owners, according to the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF).

Understanding Why Environmental, Social, & Governance (ESG) Scores Are Bad: ‘A Basic Primer’ by the Heartland Institute

What are ESG scores, and why are so many advocates of liberty deeply concerned about them?

US Business Borrowing for Equipment Fell 3 Percent in December

U.S. companies borrowed 3 percent less in December to finance their investments in equipment, the Equipment Leasing and Finance Association (ELFA) said on Tuesday, as inflation and Omicron cloud economic outlook.

58% Agree Media Are the ‘Enemy of the People’: Rasmussen Poll

Voters overwhelmingly believe "fake news" is a problem, a majority agreeing with Trump that the media have become "the enemy of the people."

Fired Workers Sue MI Blue Cross Blue Shield Over Vaccine Mandate: ‘We’re Not Just Numbers’

For many years, Alicia Kowalczyk viewed Blue Cross Blue Shield as her last job before she retired, and she loved working there.

72% of Americans Want Less Political ‘Hostility’: ‘America’s Hidden Common Ground’

Republicans and Democrats agree that less partisan hostility is "good for the country."

U.S. Economy Slows to ‘Near Standstill’ as Omicron, Supply Chain Delays, and Inflation Surge

Economic growth in the United States slowed sharply in the first weeks of the year due to supply chain disruptions, high prices, and labor shortages linked to the surge in Covid-19 infections, according to data from a purchasing managers survey released Monday.

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