The death of Elizabeth R not only marks the end of an era, but the end of the spirit of the twentieth century.
By Craig Snyder
Christine Flowers: A conservative abroad
Conversation with Italians reveals how others see America — and the brokenness of our politics.
By Christine Flowers
Chris Gibbons: This Memorial Day, remember the Meuse-Argonne
The Battle of the Meuse-Argonne during World War I is, to this day, the largest and deadliest battle ever fought by American soldiers.
By Chris Gibbons
Abhi Samuel: Three opportunities to show courage — and reclaim American values
We’re losing faith in our American values. Yet important opportunities for courage in reclaiming them abound. Here are a few.
By Abhi Samuel
Lucas Morel: Lincoln, The Founders, and the rights of human nature
There was no greater influence on Abraham Lincoln’s statesmanship than the leading men, and especially the seminal ideas, that shaped America’s revolution and early constitutional formation.
By Lucas Morel
Patrick Rosenstiel: Enough of the lies about National Popular Vote!
To oppose the National Popular Vote proposal, you must own the current system that allows three out of four voters to be ignored in presidential elections and increasingly erodes our collective faith in our system of government.
By Patrick Rosenstiel
Abhi Samuel: American capitalism means dignity for every individual
The blessings of liberty are on the table at an American Thanksgiving. A policy expert and immigrant from India reflects.
By Abhi Samuel
Aleida Silva-Garcia: Why the legacy of Frederick Douglass is important to me
Frederick Douglass never let his circumstances define him, and I will never let mine define me.
By Aleida Silva-Garcia
Chris Gibbons: A high school essay contest reminds us what patriotism looks like
As we celebrate our Independence Day, perhaps the inspired words of a few local high school writers will help to dampen the divisions between us and re-inspire a sense of shared patriotism.
By Chris Gibbons
Chris Tremoglie: America does not need a new flag
Americans should embrace, and not erase, the history their flag represents.
By Chris Tremoglie