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- Oct 1, 2026
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My Stomach Is Not Racist (opens the original)
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I grew up in Ithaca, New York. Occasionally friends from home send me articles from The Ithaca Journal, especially ones they know I will find outlandish. This morning I woke up to a headline announcing that lactose intolerance was somehow the product of racism, the U.S. government and business interests. The piece, originally published by The Conversation, argues that lactose intolerance is actually the human norm and that scientists “invented” it as a condition in the 1960s after the government
The Illusion of Informed Consent (opens the original)
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I flew into Ohio for the 30th anniversary of Wellness Forum Health, invited by founder Pam Popper. Pam teaches a whole-food, plant-based diet. I went in the opposite direction—from vegan chef to Texas cattle rancher who values raw milk, animal fats, and responsibly raised meat. Pam and I might seem to have little in common. But I met lovely people and was reminded that we need not agree about everything on the dinner plate to stand together for medical freedom. We both believe in bodily agency a
The Rare Politician Who Left His Constituents Wanting More (opens the original)
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I was late to the spirit of Liberty event honoring Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) and his office Saturday night. I had spent the afternoon at a meet-and-greet with readers of The Epoch Times in Houston, and Houston is nearly four hours from Kerrville. By the time I walked into the conference room at the Y.O. Ranch Hotel, the evening was already underway. The room looked like someone had opened several chapters of American history at once. Some guests wore colonial clothing. There was a Benjamin Frankli
Who Decides When Parents Don’t? (opens the original)
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A friend made an offhand comment recently that started me asking questions I hadn’t thought to ask before. Her child had turned 12, and suddenly she couldn’t access portions of her child’s medical records online. She told me she had to bring signed documents to the medical provider to regain access. My oldest son turns 12 in December, so perhaps that number landed differently for me. My son works about two and a half hours a day in our family restaurant. He can drive a tractor and operate a skid
Two Writers, One Ranch, Two Realities (opens the original)
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Within a few months, two glossy magazines contacted me with almost the same proposal. They wanted to profile my family, my business, and the life we are building at Sovereignty Ranch in rural Texas. They met the same woman, saw the same children and unfinished projects, and heard the same vision. Then they published two radically different realities. Palomino County titled its story “The Art of Belonging on Earth and the Return to What Matters.” The writer saw stewardship, community, and a famil
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