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Month: July 2026

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New Violence Warnings Will Fall Short

By Hughes Dudahl · July 31, 2026

Business

Borders!

By Hughes Dudahl · July 31, 2026

Business

DSA: Overeducated under Skilled

The Degree Nobody Needed By Marc Wellington WFPX Communications & Publishing July 21, 2026 The majority that the DSA appeals to is a cohort of over-credentialed, under-employed graduates whose economic disappointment fuels demands for…

By Hughes Dudahl · July 22, 2026

Business

DC Beautification

WFPX Opinion Trump and Washington, D.C. Every Garden Reflects the Spirit of the Gardener An Opinion by Michael T. Ruhlman Every garden reflects the spirit of the gardener. A disciplined gardener creates order from…

By admin1 · July 16, 2026

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Every garden reflects the spirit of the gardener.

Below is the complete WFPX-style, WordPress/Elementor-ready HTML in one continuous block. WFPX Opinion MAGA: The American Gardening Movement Pulling Up the Weeds That Keep America From Flourishing An Opinion by Michael T. Ruhlman Imagine…

By admin1 · July 16, 2026

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“Geldism”

OPINION: Leadership, Conviction, and the Politics of “Geldism” By Helen B. Smith WFPX Media Opinion Opinion: Every political movement eventually reveals what it rewards. Some reward compromise. Others reward consensus. Others reward conviction. The…

By admin1 · July 13, 2026

Business

Democratic Socialism, Try It in Your Own Family First

Before You Vote for Democratic Socialism, Try It in Your Own Family First By Hughes Dudahl One of the simplest ways to evaluate any political or economic philosophy is to see whether it can…

By Hughes Dudahl · July 11, 2026

Business

coalitions survive only when they remain coalitions.

ANALYSIS  •  POLITICAL ECONOMY The Democratic Party Didn’t Lose an Election. It Lost Itself. In four years, a governing coalition became a movement cult. What happened between 2020 and 2024 wasn’t electoral drift—it was…

By Hughes Dudahl · July 9, 2026

Business

Capitalism for Young Americans

Opinion  •  Political Economy Teach a Child Capitalism, Feed Them for Life A modern twist on the timeless “teach a man to fish” principle—and why ownership may matter more than ever in the age…

By Hughes Dudahl · July 8, 2026

Business

Beauty and Function

Washington’s Comeback: Why Beautification Is About More Than Looking Good By Helen B. Smith There is an old and enduring truth: first impressions matter. Nations know it. Businesses live by it. Thoughtful homeowners cherish…

By Hughes Dudahl · July 7, 2026