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My Journey with Anxiety and Finding Help
A writer shares lifelong anxiety and a rough start after college, detailing a collapse, treatment with antidepressants, therapy, and support from family and colleagues. The piece emphasizes seeking help, the ongoing nature of mental health, and the value of finding personalized strategies.
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Rebuilding civics education in U S schools
Danielle Allen argues for reviving civics in primary and secondary schools to raise informed democratic citizens. The piece notes declines since No Child Left Behind, cites state efforts in Florida Massachusetts Illinois Arizona, and urges parental advocacy to restore civics as essential alongside job prep.
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Your Letters on News Commentaries and Economic Claims
A reader challenges Bob Campbell’s opinion pieces, urging use of reputable conservative sources. They cite AEI on Trump and Obama economies, WSJ on deficit spending, Forbes on stock gains, and cite Hus. argue socialism is broader than redistribution. reference 1950s taxation and Hayek Friedman views. note minimum wage inflation, and criticizes Fox News for bias.
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