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Tim Burrack, vice chairman and board member of Truth About Trade & Technology, recently wrote a commentary for the Washington Times about the agriculture industry in the U.S. and how it is becoming more and more European. Continue Reading...

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May 22, 2013

‘God’s Love with Work Gloves’

After a disaster strikes, very few organizations have the vast resources and expertise to feed so many people as Southern Baptist Disaster Relief. They have received praise from countless victims and organizations, including The American Red Cross. Continue Reading...

May 22, 2013

Q&A: Neighborhood Film Company on Transforming the Broken Through Business

Ricky Staub and Anders Lindwall were on a steady path to success in the film industry. Ricky was working for a big producer and Anders was freelancing as a commercial director. Continue Reading...

May 21, 2013

If Only Women Ran The World….

My persuasion can build a nation Endless power With our love we can devour You’ll do anything for me -Beyonce, “Run the World (Girls)” That’s the apparent fantasy of Democratic Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky of Illinois. Continue Reading...

May 21, 2013

Paying For College By Selling Yourself

There is no doubt that higher education is costly. Textbooks alone can run $1000 a semester for some undergraduates. Waiting tables and flipping burgers won’t cover those costs. With many parents just as strapped for cash as their children, how does one pay for a college diploma? Continue Reading...

May 21, 2013

Bruce Edward Walker: ‘Shutting down discourse is justice denied’

Bruce Edward Walker recently wrote a commentary for The Tampa Tribune entitled, Shutting Down Corporate Speech in the Name of Social Justice. He says that: Corporate boardrooms are being caught up in a new wave of religious fervor sparked by clergy and members of religious orders in search of social justice. Continue Reading...

May 21, 2013

Churches Mobilize Professional Response for Oklahoma

One of the powerful scenes after Hurricane Katrina was church organizations cutting their way through the roads with chainsaws so they could set up hot meal tents the very next day. Continue Reading...

May 21, 2013

Rent and Regulations are a Household’s Greatest Expenses

A new study estimates the cost of regulation in the U.S. at $14,768 per household: For two decades, Wayne Crews of the Competitive Enterprise Institute has tracked the growth of new federal regulations. Continue Reading...

May 20, 2013

Black America, ‘We’ve got no time for excuses’

President Obama, on Sunday, delivered a touching autobiographic commencement address at Morehouse College, an all-male historically black college that is also the alma mater of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, that will likely bother many progressives. Continue Reading...

May 20, 2013

What capitalists can learn from Pope Francis

In a May 16 address to four new Vatican ambassadors, Pope Francis denounced the “cult of money” in today’s culture, stating that we are now living in a disposable society, where even human beings are cast aside. Continue Reading...

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‘God’s Love with Work Gloves’

Q&A: Neighborhood Film Company on Transforming the Broken Through Business

If Only Women Ran The World….

Paying For College By Selling Yourself

Bruce Edward Walker: ‘Shutting down discourse is justice denied’

Churches Mobilize Professional Response for Oklahoma

Rent and Regulations are a Household’s Greatest Expenses

Black America, ‘We’ve got no time for excuses’

What capitalists can learn from Pope Francis

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