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Republicans are never going to impeach Joe Biden. I wish more Republicans would beat that fact into their skulls.

By Michael Reagan March 18, 2024
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The date: September 7, 1892. The place: New Orleans. The event: the World Heavy Weight title battle, featuring challenger John J. Corbett taking on champ John L. Sullivan.

By Joe March 17, 2024
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You shouldn’t need the arm strength of a gorilla to open a can of tuna.

March 17, 2024
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After winning World War II, the United States saw an explosion in industrial production.

By KELLY KADING, Courier Columnist March 16, 2024
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The date: September 7, 1892. The place: New Orleans. The event: the World Heavy Weight title battle, featuring challenger John J. Corbett taking on champ John L. Sullivan.

By JOE GUZZARDI, Syndicated columnist March 16, 2024
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Ever pick up the newspaper and look first at the obituaries to see if anyone you know has died? How about the police briefs, ever check them to see if a friend, neighbor or anyone you know made headlines?

By Tim Wiederaenders March 14, 2024
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The left has a new goal: de-growth!

By John Stossel March 14, 2024
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Aloha, Quad Cities friends. It only took six decades, but I finally paid a visit to our 50th state a couple weeks ago.

By Jim Wright March 13, 2024
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Piglet! My Irish surname means piglet!

By Tom Purcell March 13, 2024
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I found myself standing at a men’s cologne counter the other day in a local well-known department store.

By Wil Williams March 12, 2024
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Okay everyone, let’s get back to talking about music for a bit. No, this is not another Foreigner article, so don’t worry about that. However, this article does touch a bit on what we call today “classic rock.”

By Chris Ortiz March 12, 2024
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The Biden campaign is floundering — directionless, unable to formulate a coherent second-term vision and battered by a series of national polls that place his public standing at historic low levels for an incumbent president seeking re-election.

By CARL GOLDEN, Syndicated columnist March 12, 2024
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A miracle occurred Tuesday in California’s U.S. Senate primary race.

By Michael Reagan March 11, 2024
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It’s the off-the-cuff speeches that take the most preparation.

March 10, 2024
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Last week, I found myself in a nostalgic email exchange with a woman named Julie from Nisswa, Minnesota, population 2,032.

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I have to say I’ve seen something in the tea leaves, regarding the Big Chino.

By Tim Wiederaenders March 7, 2024
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“We’re building a clean energy future,” says President Joe Biden. Who is “we”? Well, you pay for it.

By John Stossel March 7, 2024
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Let’s consider the following scenario. The year is 1791. Hiram Woofbender lives in our village. He’s a keen observer of the human condition. He knows how government is supposed to work.

By Wil Williams March 6, 2024
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When Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro engaged in a legal battle with the Little Sisters of the Poor over their refusal to subsidize birth control for their employees, I got very angry.

By Christine Flowers March 6, 2024
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Alright quad-city folks, it is time to reach out to you parents of high school seniors.

By Chris Ortiz March 5, 2024
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Get this: Men and women’s brains are different.

By Tom Purcell March 5, 2024
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You may answer the question by referring to the Nian of Chinese mythology. You might explain that the Nian was larger than any other living being on earth with a lion’s face, horned head, and sharp, jutting teeth.

By Wil Williams March 5, 2024
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Having raised three daughters, I’ve gained, in the words of Liam Neeson, “a very particular set of skills.” Unfortunately, none of these skills would be useful in the event of an international kidnapping.

By JASE GRAVES, Syndicated Columnist March 4, 2024
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Usually I don’t read anything more complex than the back of a cereal box, but this week - perhaps it was fate, perhaps it was indigestion - I found an essay on Latin America.

By ALEXANDRA PASKHAVER, Syndicated Columnist March 3, 2024
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... a lot of America’s societal woes are because every child is told they are “special,” which is impossible — the rule of the bell curve demands that the vast majority of people are “average.”

By KELLY KADING, Courier Columnist March 2, 2024

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