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From poverty and discrimination to great opera houses: Simon Estes story (opens the original)
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Newsweek Columnist, Vice President of Content at Salem Media Group and host of "Our American Stories" He was born one of five children in a small coal-mining town in Centerville, Iowa in a house that was, by his account, 27 feet by 25 feet, with no running water or electricity. Simon Estes' journey from that small midwestern house to leading roles in the greatest opera houses in the world—including America’s largest, the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City—is an overcoming and faith story
Dolly Parton RIP: Story of her most famous song embodies her life story (opens the original)
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Newsweek Columnist, Vice President of Content at Salem Media Group and host of "Our American Stories" Dolly Parton died Tuesday of cancer at the age of 80 surrounded by loved ones—and loved like few other entertainers in American history. The story of how her most famous song, “I Will Always Love You,” came to be—and how Whitney Houston came to record it—may be the best of all the Parton stories you’ll hear as the nation grieves her loss. And celebrates her life. Parton was born dirt poor in 194
Socialism vs. federalism in 21st century—and future of Electoral College (opens the original)
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Newsweek Columnist, Vice President of Content at Salem Media Group and host of "Our American Stories" In the early 20th century, two of England's intellectual giants engaged in a series of debates. Playwright George Bernard Shaw was the resident apologist for income redistribution and central planning. G.K. Chesterton, a Catholic writer, argued in favor of property rights and the decentralization of political power. "I found they were utterly insensate and grotesque," Shaw said of arguments for
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