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Inside the New Publication Uniting the Classical Education Movement
The classical education movement has been expanding rapidly—new schools, new parents discovering the model, and a growing demand for curriculum rooted…
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More Than Academics: How Classical Schools Develop the Whole Student
On a recent episode of Breaking Battlegrounds, Sam Stone and Carol McNamara discussed why classical schools like Great Hearts are gaining attention, and…
Nov 19
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Stanton, AzCentral Spin More Homeless Bull
By Sam Stone
Nov 19
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The Return of Serious Learning: Why Classical Education Is Booming
In an era when every screen competes for a child’s attention, a surprising movement is quietly reshaping American education.
Nov 18
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The Classical Comeback: Inside the National Symposium Shaping America’s Future Thinkers
There’s a quiet revolution happening in American education—and it’s not coming from bureaucrats, test-makers, or political operatives.
Nov 17
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What [Not] To Do When The Enemy Of Your Enemy Is A Kook
By Chuck Warren
Nov 17
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Richard Paul Evans on Depression, Inspiration, and How a NYT Bestseller Was Born
Every so often, a writer creates a book that seems to arrive not through effort, but through revelation.
Nov 16
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Bestseller at Number Five: Richard Paul Evans on Fans, Bans, and the Power of Story
Every holiday season, certain traditions return without fail: the lights, the music, the familiar stories, and—if you’re among the millions of dedicated…
Nov 14
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Islam as a Language: How Third Worldism Reframes Faith and Power
In this week’s Breaking Battlegrounds, hosts Chuck Warren and Sam Stone sat down with Zineb Riboua, a research fellow at the Hudson Institute’s Center…
Nov 12
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Why Russia and China Need the Middle East More Than Americans Realize
American audiences often see the Middle East through the lens of U.S.
Nov 11
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From the Atlas Mountains to Washington: Zineb Riboua’s Journey
Great-power competition in the Middle East is often discussed through the lens of institutions, governments, and long-established experts.
Nov 10
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The BBC Push-Alert Problem: What 219 Notifications Revealed
Most media criticism focuses on headlines, broadcasts, or major editorial decisions.
Nov 9
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