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September 17, 2019
Budget-Busting Debt Ceiling Deal Strengthens Argument for Convention of States
Congress just gave us 1.7 trillion more reasons why a Convention of States could be our last, best hope to stop the out-of-control, debt-financed federal spending machine.
Alcohol & Tobacco
September 17, 2019
Americans Can’t do Math, But Policymakers Can and This Could Vaporize Tobacco Harm Reduction
It should come as no big surprise that Americans are not the world’s best mathematicians.
InfoTech & Telecom
September 17, 2019
Role Reversal: Government Searches Google
Nothing good can come from growing government interference with the internet.
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Education
September 17, 2019
Student Debt Picture Varies Widely by State, Study Finds
The states with the highest levels of student debt, on average, are all on the East Coast.
Education
September 17, 2019
Emotional Learning Perfectly Suits Democrats
Other than Harris weaponizing the failed desegregation relic of mandatory busing to bludgeon frontrunner Biden, the Democrats said little about their vision for transforming education in their first two rounds of presidential nomination debates.
InfoTech & Telecom
September 16, 2019
5G Wireless Makes Net Neutrality Even Dumber Policy
The Left has spent the last five decades rigidly insisting the world was on the verge of imminent climactic collapse. We are constantly on the verge of warming ourselves into mass extinction.

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September 17, 2019
Budget-Busting Debt Ceiling Deal Strengthens Argument for Convention of States
By Joe Barnett
Congress just gave us 1.7 trillion more reasons why a Convention of States could be our last, best hope to stop the out-of-control, debt-financed federal spending machine.
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September 17, 2019
Americans Can’t do Math, But Policymakers Can and This Could Vaporize Tobacco Harm Reduction
By Lindsey Stroud
It should come as no big surprise that Americans are not the world’s best mathematicians.
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September 17, 2019
Role Reversal: Government Searches Google
By Chris Talgo and Emma Kaden
Nothing good can come from growing government interference with the internet.
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September 17, 2019
Student Debt Picture Varies Widely by State, Study Finds
By Shannon Watkins
The states with the highest levels of student debt, on average, are all on the East Coast.
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September 17, 2019
Emotional Learning Perfectly Suits Democrats
By Robert G. Holland
Other than Harris weaponizing the failed desegregation relic of mandatory busing to bludgeon frontrunner Biden, the Democrats said little about their vision for transforming education in their first two rounds of presidential nomination debates.
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September 16, 2019
5G Wireless Makes Net Neutrality Even Dumber Policy
By Seton Motley
The Left has spent the last five decades rigidly insisting the world was on the verge of imminent climactic collapse. We are constantly on the verge of warming ourselves into mass extinction.
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September 16, 2019
Heartland Weekly: We Need Public Discussion on Climate Change
By Jim Lakely
Week of September 9, 2019
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September 16, 2019
Twenty-Three States Push to Save California’s De Facto National Fuel Efficiency Standards
By Kenneth Artz
The governors of 23 U.S. states have joined California in demanding the Trump administration reverse its proposal to withdraw California’s Clean Air Act waiver for automobile emissions.
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September 15, 2019
Report: Homeschoolers Much More Diverse Than Previously Thought
By Vivian E. Jones
More than a quarter of homeschooling families are black or Hispanic.
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September 13, 2019
Will Climate Alarmists Accept Heartland’s Latest Debate Challenge?
By H. Sterling Burnett
Climate Change Weekly #335
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