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This article was originally published in Bacon's Rebellion. From pristine beaches to rolling hills and picturesque mountains, Virginia has a lot to attract residents. Combine that with a strong economy and Northern Virginia’s close ties with Washington, D.C., Virginia...

This article was originally published in the Washington Examiner. New Year’s resolutions can kickstart a good year coming out of the holiday season. In our own lives, we typically focus on things such as exercising, eating healthier, or spending more time with family....

This article was originally published by Real Clear Politics. For most Americans, the new year is a time to come together as families and communities. According to a recent survey conducted by The Harris Poll and the Archbridge...

This article was originally published by The Hill. Marked by inflation, political division and the stubbornly persistent after-effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, 2022 has been another year that Americans are understandably eager to see end. The new year provides an...

This article was originally published by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. What are your favorite holiday memories? Does a certain Christmas carol send you back to your parents’ living room, eyeing presents under the tree? Does a dreidel in your hand take you back to...

This article was originally published in the Lima News. Moving is hard enough, but right now Ohio makes it even more difficult for licensed professionals. Senate Bill 131 is a game changer. Nobody enjoys moving. It’s expensive, it’s a hassle, and it throws you off...

This article was originally published by the Southern California News Group. Politics increasingly divides Americans. In a free, diverse, and dynamic society like ours, strong philosophical disagreements should be expected. They can be a sign of healthy pluralism —...