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Rep. Jake Auchincloss and Jen Rubin discuss Trump tariffs and the right to free speech

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100 Movies Every Catholic Should See

100 Movies Every Catholic Should See #102: 3 Godfathers (1948)

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The Social Contract with Joe Walsh

PODCAST: Don’t Let Musk Buy Another Election

Strickland criticizes pope over ‘siren call of sodomy’ in Mar-a-Lago letter

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Bishop Strickland's Substack

An Open Letter to President Trump and the Administration

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Chris Arnade

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First night in Xi’An, got in near closing time. Went to place down street and everyone was drunk inside. One guy was being carried out as I went in. No idea what to order, since no cell service, so I pointed.

Got pile of bean sprouts and peppers & some massive dish of diced chicken and somehow more peppers. I don’t think I’ve had a dish …

John Ellis

13. In what one U.S. lawmaker described as possibly the “largest tax-dodging scheme” by a pharmaceutical company in history, Pfizer sold $20 billion in medicines to U.S. customers six years ago, but did not report any profits from those sales on its 2019 tax returns because all of the income was supposedly earned offshore, according to an investigation by the Democratic staff of the Senate Finance Committee. As a result, the company was able to avoid paying billions of dollars in federal income taxes and, in fact, also did not report any taxable income in the U.S. for 2018 and 2020. (Source: statnews.com)

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Dylan Shearer

Whenever I think my writing is going to make me famous I call that having Dylusions of Grandeur.

I forget if my first name or Substack name shows up when I post, so everyone should know that my first name is Dylan for when this post goes viral.

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