(Headline USA) Billionaire Elon Musk, a naturalized U.S. citizen, blasted as “traitors” Democrats who oppose citizenship verification voting requirements in a post on his social-media platform, X.
Musk’s comments followed a report by Axios that revealed House Democrats were planning to oppose the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act, which would require state election officials to ask about citizenship before giving voter registration forms to applicants and require those applicants to provide said proof of citizenship.
“Those who oppose this are traitors. All Caps: TRAITORS,” Musk said of the bill. “What is the penalty for traitors again?”
The Constitution says traitors guilty of treason can be sentenced to death or be imprisoned for no less than five years. They can also be fined no less than $10,000 and be barred from ever holding office in the U.S.
Democratic leadership, however, is whipping its colleagues to guarantee they vote against the SAVE Act, according to Axios.
House Minority Whip Katherine Clark, D-Mass., claimed in a memo that the bill would “prevent Americans from registering to vote with their drivers’ license alone” and would make a passport the “only acceptable standalone form of identification.”
She also claimed the citizenship-verification requirements would be an “extreme burden for countless Americans” and “further intimidate election officials and overburden states’ abilities to enroll new voters.”
Musk has been outspoken against Democrats’ efforts to remove voting-identification requirements, arguing that their opposition is part of their larger effort to stack their voter rolls with the millions of illegal immigrants the Biden administration has let into the country.
The goal all along has been to import as many illegal voters as possible https://t.co/wQzyx6VAWD
“Dems won’t deport, because every illegal is a highly likely vote at some point,” Musk said earlier this year. “That simple incentive explains what seems to be insane behavior.”
Democrats and their leftist media allies have long claimed, without evidence, that noncitizen voting is not a significant enough problem to impact the outcome of elections.
However, many on the Left are now grappling with a serious credibility crisis after finally acknowledging that they have systemically covered up President Joe Biden’s mental infirmities in recent years.
Over the weekend, approximately 100 individuals were shot, resulting in at least 19 deaths, according to the Chicago Sun-Times
Speaking at a press conference addressing the rampant shootings, Johnson, a Democrat, suggested that these incidents stem from a broader issue of federal neglect of poor cities.
“Black death has been unfortunately accepted in this country for a very long time,” he began, before invoking Nixon, the 37th president. “We had a chance 60 years ago to get at the root causes and people mocked President [Lyndon B.] Johnson and we ended up with [President] Richard Nixon.”
Over 100 people were shot in Chicago last weekend, including 18 fatally.
Mayor Brandon Johnson blamed it on Richard Nixon in his press conference today.
It is unclear how Nixon could be held responsible for the deaths of Chicagoans nearly 50 years after leaving office and 30 years after passing.
Nevertheless, Johnson pledged to transform the city into “a better, stronger, safer Chicago. I need everybody to step up and help us do that.”
In response to the shootings, Johnson called on the federal government to intervene and promised to hold those responsible accountable for “wreaking havoc on my streets.”
Continuing, he added, “We need to ensure that we are holding every single individual accountable for the pain and trauma and the torment that they have caused in this city. There will be consequences for the violence. We will not let criminal activity ruin and harm our city.”
Johnson became Chicago’s mayor in May 2023 after former Mayor Lori Lightfoot failed to qualify for her re-election runoff.
According to the Sun-Times, Johnson’s Monday remarks represent a significant shift from his earlier focus on youth programs and addressing the root causes of crime, proposals often championed by leftists.
One possible reason for Johnson’s strong reaction to the recent shootings is that 10 of the incidents occurred in his own neighborhood, the Austin police district on Chicago’s West Side.
STRANGER THAN FICTION: The NEA's Becky Pringle, the unhinged Democrat activist who represents government teachers, copied The Office's Dwight Schrute's infamous speaking style this weekend. Who did it better? pic.twitter.com/sD27oQ9oh7
Delivering remarks at the 2024 NEA Representative Assembly in Philadelphia, organization president Becky Pringle embarked upon a truly over-the-top message to her audience.
As her speech quickly accelerated into an intense rant, Pringle began to flail her arms and bang on the podium while continuing to increase her decibel level.
The message reached its height when she declared how much students allegedly depend on the NEA being victorious.
“We are the heirs of all who did this work before us. We must keep going,” she said.
“NEA Delegates, we can do this work. We must do this work,” she continued. “Our students are depending on us to win all the things! All the things! All the things! All the things!”
Opponents of the NEA were quick to criticize Pringle’s speech. School choice advocate Corey DeAngelis, speaking to Fox News Digital, called the speech “off the rails” and used it as an example of why teachers unions must be opposed.
“These power-hungry control freaks think they own your kids. They’re in a cult that worships government and detests parents. It’s time to defund teachers’ unions and allow the money to follow the child.”
Heritage Foundation research fellow Jason Bedrick echoed DeAngelis’s criticism of both the speech itself and the NEA as an organization.
“Her overwrought, hyper-partisan tirade amounted to an advertisement for school choice,” Bedrick said.
“During her speech, Pringle claimed the NEA would ‘continue to embrace the profound trust that has been placed in’ them,” he continued. “Apparently, she hasn’t seen the polls showing record-low public trust in public schools.”
Both DeAngelis and Bedrick also made references to Dwight Schrute, a character from the popular TV show The Office when he channeled Italian fascist dictator Benito Mussolini in making a speech in a memorable episode.
“Becky Pringle pulled a Dwight Schrute. She is off-the-rails and desperate to maintain control over the minds of other people’s children,” said DeAngelis.
“Even Pringle’s over-the-top, Dwight Schrute-like theatrics can’t distract from her union’s role in the dismal state of education in this country,” said Bedrick. “From keeping schools closed for far too long during COVID, to shielding bad teachers from accountability—all at the expense of students’ learning.”
Despite a decline in membership, the NEA’s revenues increased to a total of $379 million for the most recent fiscal year. Pringle will make over $300,000, while more than three quarters of NEA employees earn six-figure salaries.
By contrast, the average salary for its dues-paying teachers was $69,544, according to recent NEA data, with the average starting salary at $44,530.
The communist regime said that it hopes to catch up to the United States in brain-computer interface technology, Debrief reported.
The People’s Republic of China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology plans to generate a committee that will oversee the development of the brain-computer implant, with the group expected to release information about how the research will begin, Blaze Media reported.
China plans to invite technical and industrial experts from “enterprises, research institutes, universities and other industries” to help formulate a series of standards, among which were brain information encoding and decoding, data visualization and data communication, Bloomberg reported earlier this week.
It was also pointed out that brain-computer interfaces are a relatively new domain of research in which a brain is used to control an external device, like a robotic hand.
Neuralink experienced success in March of this year when they announced that their technology helped a man become the first person in history to post something on Twitter by only using his mind.
However, the company has its critics, among which are Fortune’s employees who previously reported that people need to continue to have a fair amount of skepticism when it comes to this technology.
Blaze Media also previously reported that Noland Arbaugh, the paralyzed man who posted to Twitter just by using his mind, has had a specific experience with Neuralink that retains “precise control over everything you see and hear.”
“Neuralink has not published a single peer-reviewed research study — unusual in the health industry even for a privately owned company,” according to the report.
As a matter of fact, only the U.S. Food and Drug Administration gave its stamp of approval to Musk’s technology to move forward with its first human trial.
A breakthrough Chinese BCI implant called the Neucyber was released by Beijing Xinzhida Neurotechnology in April of this year. The implant, which is similar to Neuralink, was initially tested on monkeys, who were able to use their thoughts to control a robotic arm.
The development was “independently developed,” the Chinese media reported, adding that it was the country’s first “high-performance invasive BCI.”
(Headline USA) President Joe Biden’s staffers have to prepare him for events with meticulous details about how to enter and exit, where to stand, and when to speak, according to a new report by Axios.
Though Biden’s dependence on cheat-sheet notecards at press briefings and donor meetings has been well-documented, new pictures of notes Biden has received from his aides reveal the extent of his inability to function without them.
A copy of instructions for Biden obtained by Axios showed large pictures of a podium on stage, along with a path toward that podium, with bold letters reading, “Walk to podium.”
Another page showed additional images of the room, captioned “View from podium” and “View from audience.”
Several Democrats who helped set up some of Biden’s recent events told the publication that White House staff treated a “simple fundraiser at a private residence” like “a NATO summit with his movements.”
The White House, however, denied that there was anything unusual about the detailed instructions.
“High levels of detail and precision are critical to presidential advance work—regardless of who is president—and these are basic approaches that are used by any modern advance team, including the vice president’s office and agencies,” White House senior deputy press secretary Andrew Bates said in a statement. “And then-Vice President Biden’s team did the same, as did other principals, during the second term of the Obama-Biden administration.”
The report comes amidst increased scrutiny of Biden’s mental capacity following his disastrous debate performance against former President Donald Trump last month.
A growing number of Democrats have suggested Biden should step aside from the top of the Democratic ticket, but Biden has thus far resisted their efforts to force him out.
“The bottom line here is that I am not going anywhere,” Biden said on Monday in a statement aimed at donors and congressional Democrats.
(Molly Bruns, Headline USA) President Joe Biden continued tripping his way up the campaign trail in a speech in Pennsylvania, where he claimed that Philadelphia helped him win the race for the senator’s seat in Delaware that launched his political career.
“Even when I was running for Senate, each time I ran, quite frankly, not a joke, Philadelphia, in particular, got me across the line,” he said. “No, I am not joking. No, I mean it, seriously!”
In light of Biden’s steep cognitive decline, one cannot be sure if Biden simply misremembered his political career in an attempt to pander to Pennsylvanians, or if he admitted to using out-of-state money and resources to edge out his opponents.
Between 1972 and 2008, Biden ran for the Senate a total of seven times, although he did not serve his final term after being elected vice president.
The 1972 race, in which Biden ran against incumbent Republican J. Caleb Boggs, was notably suspicious. Biden trailed behind Boggs in the months leading up to the race, but unexpectedly pulled out 50.5% of the vote in the final hour.
Since the 2020 presidential election, Philadelphia has been at the epicenter of several shocking allegations related to voting irregularities.
Although then-President Donald Trump led by a significant—almost statistically insurmountable—total on election night, Democrat officials continued to receive and count mail-in ballots for two weeks, finally stopping after adding 750,000 additional votes to the tally and swinging the state’s 20 electoral votes in Biden’s favor.
Courts subsequently ruled Pennsylvania’s 2019 mail-in voting law to be unconstitutional, and separately ruled that then-Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar had usurped her authority in relaxing the standards without legislative approval.
Nontheless, the illicit certification stood, with the state’s leftist Supreme Court determining that Republican plaintiffs waited too late to file suit.
Among the shocking evidence that emerged during election challenges were reports of ballots being transported across state lines from New York. However, then-Attorney General Bill Barr promptly halted efforts to investigate the matter.
In June 2023, investigators confirmed the testimony of whistleblower Jesse Morgan, who worked for the United States Postal Service in 2020 and personally transferred thousands of ballots from New York to Pennsylvania.
“In total I saw 24 gaylords, or large cardboard containers of ballots, loaded into my trailer,” he said. “These gaylords contained plastic trays… of ballots stacked on top of each other. All the envelopes were the same size. I saw the envelopes had return addresses… They were complete ballots.”
Before unknowingly transporting the goods, Morgan was given none of the usual paperwork.
After he made the drop, his rig disappeared.
This is just one of many examples of election fraud that took place in 2020.
A Pennsylvania poll worker bragged about throwing away more than 100 votes for Trump.
In May 2020, prior to the election, a former Democrat congressman was indicted for running a major ballot-stuffing ring.
Moreover, poll watchers reported being kicked out and otherwise prevented from doing their jobs.
A state-level election audit, proposed by then-state Sen. Doug Mastriano——a Republican who would go on to lose the 2022 race for governor—faced ardent opposition from state and national level government officials.
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) The White House press briefing on Monday turned chaotic as reporters (finally) began to challenge Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre’s responses about Joe Biden’s meetings with Parkinson’s experts.
“It’s a very basic, direct question that… you should be able to answer by this point,” O’Keefe asked Jean-Pierre, referring to whether Dr. Cannard’s visits were related to Biden.
A defiant and emotional Jean-Pierre quickly interjected, “No, no, no, no, no … Wait! … Wait a second … Hold… Ed, please. A little respect here. Please.”
HILARIOUS: Karine Jean-Pierre, on the verge of tears, lectures the press for finally demanding she actually answers a question coherently. pic.twitter.com/XmlEGoBSzp
The White House press secretary then proceeded to avoid the question, explaining that Biden had met with a neurologist for his annual physical exam.
“I am telling you that he has seen a neurologist three times while he has been in this presidency. That’s what I’m saying,” Jean-Pierre added. “Every time he has a physical, he has had to see a neurologist. So that is answering that question.”
O’Keefe, growing frustrated with Jean-Pierre’s evasiveness, reiterated his question.
“No, it’s not,” he said, challenging Jean-Pierre out. “Has Dr. Kevin Cannard come to the White House specifically about the president’s condition?”
Monday’s confrontation was one of the first times Jean-Pierre faced direct pressure from the Democratic-friendly press corp. Previously, only Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy had consistently challenged her, often causing viral videos.
The media’s previous friendly treatment of the Biden White House stood in stark contrast to that of the Trump administration.
Reporters frequently mistreated former White House press secretaries Kayleigh McEnany and Sarah Huckabee Sanders. Other so-called journalists often disrupting President Donald Trump’s briefings with repeated questions seemingly aimed at provoking an angry response.
In a photo tweet of McEnany, former Trump spokesperson Harrison Fields said that Jean-Pierre “knows NOTHING about a hostile Press Briefing Room,” reminiscing about the chaotic briefings during the Trump administration.
(Headline USA) First lady Jill Biden reportedly is “lashing out” at Democrats who have been pushing President Joe Biden to drop out of the 2024 race following his disastrous debate against former President Donald Trump.
Despite growing concerns about his mental capacity from Democratic leaders in Congress and even from those within his administration, Biden has rebuffed calls to step aside. Two of the people urging him to continue ignoring Democrats’ concerns are Jill Biden and Hunter Biden, according to reports.
ABC News’s Martha Raddatz confirmed last week that Jill Biden is firmly against Joe Biden leaving the 2024 race, and said she is bullying anyone who happens to disagree, the Daily Caller reported.
“Administration officials I have spoken to said that very tight inner circle is telling them he can win, that he needs to keep going,” Raddatz said. “This, of course, includes his wife, Jill, who they said is lashing out at those who want him to get out of the race.”
In a fawning cover story for Vogue magazine last week, Jill Biden reiterated that she has no intention of letting Joe Biden leave the Democratic ticket.
“[We] will not let those 90 minutes define the four years [Joe’s] been president. We will continue to fight,” she insisted.
Others close to the White House, however, think Joe Biden’s days are numbered.
“The questions I know I’m getting from text messages from friends, from family are twofold: What’s going to happen, and what is the best path forward?” former White House press secretary Jen Psaki said this weekend, according to Mediaite. “And I’m not going to sit here this afternoon and tell you I know the answer to either question.”
Psaki admitted that several “longtime loyalists” are wavering on whether to continue supporting Biden.
“Just yesterday, a current senior White House official who the New York Times described importantly as ‘having worked with Biden during his presidency, vice presidency and on the 2020 campaign,’ said that he should not seek re-election,” Psaki said.
“Now, this person wasn’t named, and we don’t know who it is,” she continued. “But I can tell you there aren’t too many people who fit that description. It’s basically an indication that even longtime loyalists may have serious doubts about his path forward.”
The short interview came after two disastrous weeks for 81-year-old Biden and Democrats which included CNN’s presidential debate with Donald Trump, the interview with Democrat operative-turned-ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos and many other signs of Biden’s mental and physical decline, the Daily Wire reported.
The latest example of Biden’s inability to even pretend to be the president of the United States was on July 8, 2024, when he appeared on Morning Joe, appearing to have difficulty with questions from two hosts, Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski.
After the infamous first presidential debate, many media outlets, including the ones who defended Biden since the moment he stepped into the Oval Office, started questioning if he would be able to perform for the next four years. Scarborough and Brzezinski were not the exception.
During the conversation, they asked Biden what he planned to do to reassure the American people that his bad debate performance was, as he has repeatedly insisted, just one “terrible night” rather than a clear indication that he is no longer able to do the job both physically and mentally.
“How can you assure the American people that you won’t have another night like the one you did in Atlanta?” Brzezinski asked, referring to the debate.
Biden again talked about how that was a bad night, while also making a remark that could be interpreted as a threat.
“Look at my career. I’ve not had many of those nights. It was a terrible night, and I really regret it happened. But the fact of the matter is, how can you assure you’re gonna be on, on, you know — fate’s not gonna intervene on your way to go to work tomorrow?” he said.
"How can you assure the American people that you won't have another night like the one you did in Atlanta?"
BIDEN: "How can you assure you're gonna be on, on, you know — fate's not gonna intervene on your way to go to work tomorrow?"
(Money Metals News Service) In a recent Money Metals podcast, host Mike Maharrey sat down with Connor Boyack, the president of the Libertas Institute and the prolific author behind the Tuttle Twins series.
This conversation aired during the Fourth of July weekend (Independence Day, July 4, 2024), a fitting backdrop for a discussion centered on instilling the values of freedom, individual liberty, and sound money in young people.
(Interview Begins Around the 6:42 Mark)
Who is Connor Boyack?
Connor Boyack, a Brigham Young University graduate and native of California, is the founder and president of the Libertas Institute, a highly influential think tank in Utah known for innovative policy reforms that have changed over 100 laws.
Connor Boyack
Founded in 2011, the institute focuses on education reform, civil liberties, government transparency, business deregulation, and personal freedom. Named one of Utah’s most politically influential people by The Salt Lake Tribune, Boyack is also the author of 44 books, including the popular Tuttle Twins series, which teaches children about economic and civic principles and has sold over five million copies worldwide. Additionally, he serves as the executive producer of the Tuttle Twins animated series.
Connor Boyack is perhaps best known for The Tuttle Twins, a children’s book series that introduces young readers to economic, political, and civic principles. Boyack, and co-creator and illustrator Elijah Stanfield, have helped make the Tuttle Twins the familiar household name that has become today.
This series has been incredibly successful, with over five million copies sold. The books cover topics such as property rights, individual liberty, sound money, and entrepreneurship. Each book is inspired by a classic work, making complex ideas accessible through engaging storytelling.
For example, the first book in the series, “The Tuttle Twins Learn About The Law,” is based on Frédéric Bastiat’s “The Law,” introducing children to the concepts of law, liberty, and limited government.
Other books draw from works like “The Road to Serfdom” by Friedrich Hayek, “Economics in One Lesson” by Henry Hazlitt, and “Atlas Shrugged” by Ayn Rand. “The Tuttle Twins and the Miraculous Pencil,” inspired by Leonard Read’s “I, Pencil,” explains the wonders of the free market and how different people collaborate to create everyday products. “The Tuttle Twins and the Creature from Jekyll Island,” based on G. Edward Griffin’s “The Creature from Jekyll Island,” teaches about the Federal Reserve, inflation, and the importance of sound money.
In “The Tuttle Twins and the Food Truck Fiasco,” inspired by Henry Hazlitt’s “Economics in One Lesson,” children learn about competition, protectionist policies, and their impacts on businesses.
“The Tuttle Twins and the Road to Surfdom,” based on F.A. Hayek’s “The Road to Serfdom,” explores the dangers of central planning and collectivism.
“The Tuttle Twins and the Golden Rule,” inspired by Ron Paul’s “A Foreign Policy of Freedom,” teaches the principles of peace, friendship, and the dangers of aggression and revenge.
Further, “The Tuttle Twins and the Search for Atlas,” based on Ayn Rand’s “Atlas Shrugged,” discusses personal responsibility and the role of producers in society.
“The Tuttle Twins and their Spectacular Show Business,” inspired by Israel Kirzner’s “Competition and Entrepreneurship,” covers the basics of entrepreneurship and the market economy.
These books use relatable characters and situations to make economic principles accessible to children, encouraging discussions about individual rights, the free market, and sound money within families.
By presenting these ideas in a fun and engaging manner, the Tuttle Twins series helps children understand and appreciate the importance of economic literacy from a young age. For more information, visit TuttleTwins.com.
A Family Resource
Boyack highlighted that while the Tuttle Twins series is designed for children, it has also become a valuable resource for parents. Many parents have reported learning alongside their children, finding the books to be an educational tool for the entire family. This dual impact has made the series a unique and powerful method for families to discuss and understand freedom and economic principles together.
The Power of Storytelling
The success of the Tuttle Twins series lies in its use of storytelling to teach complex ideas. Boyack explained that humans naturally learn through stories, and this approach makes it easier for children to grasp and retain concepts. This method contrasts sharply with traditional education, which often focuses on rote memorization of facts without context or understanding.
Boyack shared a story about a nine-year-old girl who corrected an economist on a local NPR station, demonstrating that she had learned the true cause of inflation from the Tuttle Twins book on the Federal Reserve. This anecdote underscores the effectiveness of using engaging narratives to teach economic principles.
Beyond Books
In addition to the books, the Tuttle Twins brand has expanded to include a cartoon series on the Angel Studios platform, further broadening its reach and impact. This expansion allows the principles of the Tuttle Twins to be conveyed through multiple mediums, catering to different learning styles and preferences.
Addressing Criticism
Boyack has faced criticism from some quarters, with accusations of indoctrination. Initially, he resisted this label, but he has since embraced it, arguing that everyone teaches doctrines to children. He believes in competing for the hearts and minds of the younger generation, ensuring they are exposed to the principles of freedom and liberty.
Future Projects
Boyack is not resting on his laurels. He revealed plans for upcoming books, including one on cultural Marxism and another on the world’s worst ideas, aimed at debunking harmful ideologies. He also continues to write in the Tuttle Twins history series, which presents American history through engaging stories that emphasize the underlying ideas and their relevance today.
Conclusion
Connor Boyack’s work with the “Tuttle Twins” series represents a significant contribution to financial literacy and the promotion of free-market principles. By making complex ideas accessible and engaging for children, he is helping to shape the next generation’s understanding of freedom and economics. As Boyack aptly puts it, this effort is about more than just education; it’s about creating a foundation for a freer and more informed society.
For more information, visit TuttleTwins.com and explore the full range of educational resources offered by Boyack and his team.
Key Questions and Answers
These key questions and answers highlight the core of Boyack’s work with the Tuttle Twins, his approach to education, and his broader mission to instill principles of freedom and sound economics in young minds.
Can you give an overview of what the Tuttle Twins series is all about?
Connor Boyack: The Tuttle Twins series is a collection of children’s books designed to teach families about ideas such as property rights, individual liberty, sound money, entrepreneurship, and the Golden Rule. The books are based on or inspired by classic works, like Frédéric Bastiat’s “The Law.” They wrap political and economic concepts in fun stories to help children learn through observation rather than didactic instruction.
How did the Tuttle Twins series start?
Connor Boyack: The idea originated from a personal need to teach my own children about these concepts. When I couldn’t find suitable resources, I teamed up with illustrator Elijah Stanfield, and we created the first book as an experiment. The positive response, including a bulk order from Ron and Carol Paul, validated our efforts, and we continued producing more books.What is the significance of teaching these principles to children?
Connor Boyack: We often underestimate what children can understand. By using storytelling, we make complex ideas accessible. Parents have reported learning alongside their children, making the Tuttle Twins a family resource. It empowers families to discuss and understand principles of freedom and economics together.
How do you respond to criticism that the Tuttle Twins series is indoctrination?
Connor Boyack: Initially, I resisted the label, but I now embrace it. Indoctrination means teaching doctrine, and everyone teaches some form of doctrine to children. We are simply competing for the hearts and minds of the younger generation, ensuring they are exposed to the principles of freedom and liberty.
What future projects are you working on?
Connor Boyack: We’re launching a new book on cultural Marxism titled “The Tuttle Twins and the Marxist Track Meet.” I’m also working on “The Tuttle Twins Guide to the World’s Worst Ideas,” which will examine harmful ideologies. Additionally, we continue to expand our history series based on Murray Rothbard’s “Conceived in Liberty,” presenting American history through engaging stories.
How do you approach writing for children?
Connor Boyack: Writing for children is challenging because it requires simplifying complex ideas without losing their essence. I started when my kids were young, which helped me understand how to communicate at their level. Beta testing with families also provided valuable feedback. More recently, I’ve used tools like ChatGPT to generate ideas and assist in the writing process.
What is your favorite Tuttle Twins book and why?
Connor Boyack: My favorite is our history series, particularly because it connects past events to current issues, teaching kids to apply historical lessons to today’s world. Inspired by Murray Rothbard’s “Conceived in Liberty,” these books emphasize the underlying ideas and their relevance, which I believe is crucial for understanding and learning from history.
How can people find and use Tuttle Twins’ resources?
Connor Boyack: The books are available at TuttleTwins.com, where you’ll also find bundles, parent guides, and activity workbooks. The cartoon series is available at TuttleTwins.tv. The resources are designed to be adaptable for different educational settings, whether for homeschooling or supplementing traditional schooling.
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