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John Adams once predicted that Americans would celebrate the signing of the Declaration of Independence with “games, sports, guns, bells, bonfires, and illuminations.” That said, he probably never imagined we’d still be doing it 250 years later.

And yet, here we are.

A strong and vibrant United States was never guaranteed. Instead, it was built on a leap of fait...


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Summer is in full swing at the McRae household! Summer camps. Pool parties. T-ball games. The works. With all the memories being made during summer, however, it’s important to keep the kids’ brains engaged too. The summer slide is real – especially as screen time dominates young people’s spare time.

On average, researchers find that students lose one to three months of...


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One hundred and fifty thousand dollars. It’s not an insignificant sum of money. It can pay off a home – cover the purchase of a new car (and years’ worth of gas) – pay for college – deliver financial security. Now, imagine losing it.

This spring, my team was doing a routine scan of unclaimed money records when they came across $15,000 for a widow in Madison, Mississipp...


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Taxpayers today lose as much as $521 billion to fraud every single year. For too many, that’s not just a number. It’s a road left in decay – a Social Security check never received – a childcare facility stolen from the community.

For decades, that fraud went unchecked as healthcare, nutrition, and housing assistance programs were quickly drained by criminals. The pande...


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