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Eat, sleep, work out … repeat

Last week, I discussed the importance of exercise to help in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease. This week, I want to continue with other areas researchers feel are essential to keeping yourself healthy, and best practices to keeping Alzheimer’s disease at bay. Just like Alzheimer’s ...

Dems, GOP go hard against Biden regulation

BUTLER, Pennsylvania — One of the most underreported crises in American culture is the collateral damage people and communities suffer from government overregulation. Just one little regulation can start a spiral that affects an entire community’s ability to prosper and thrive, keep ...

Immigration calamity

Recent polling shows President Joe Biden’s open-border immigration policy is now ranked as the No. 1 or 2 problem facing America — in part because of the havoc in our large cities where the millions of migrants are now residing. Americans are a welcoming and generous people, but this ...

Don’t call it a clawback

A poor explanation of a federal obligation led to a panic last week that the state was going to have to give back $465 million to the U.S. Department of Education. Even the word “clawback” was used, but as it turns out, it’s not really a clawback at all, at least in the short term. But ...

Mitch McConnell’s legacy

Unlike a lot of conservatives gleefully cheering on Mitch McConnell’s announcement that he will step down as Senate Republican Leader in November, after the election, I actually paid the price for vocally opposing McConnell. In 2014, I used my platform at RedState to back Matt Bevin’s race ...

Challenging America’s economic pessimism

America is celebrated for its economic dynamism and ample and generously paid employment opportunities. It’s a nation that attracts immigrants from around the world. Yet Americans are bummed, and have been for a while. They believe that life was better 40 years ago. And maybe it was on some ...