“We shall nobly save or meanly lose the last, best hope of earth.” - From President Lincoln’s annual message to Congress, 1862. Victor David Hanson describes what is going

A female United States Senator is teaching a class at a public university in Arizona and is followed into the ladies’ restroom and approached by a woman activist (along with

A thousand-piece puzzle spread out on the dining room table is easier to put together than the testimony of our top military and civilian leadership regarding America’s withdrawal from Afghanistan.

I said in Guilt the Source of Sorrow that as long as the 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution grants full due process and equal protection rights to anyone

Last week I said that “Americans now cannot tell reality from its perception.” The inability to do so prevents individuals from accurately analyzing factual data and taking appropriate and effective

America started educating its young children officially (1642) within one generation of surviving the famine and disease that killed most of the early colonists. The purpose of this education

If one can picture America as a ship, stalled on the ocean, in hand-to-hand combat on deck and about to be attacked again by an enemy lying in wait –

A good number of historians are apparently more interested in spinning their personal political views than in objectively evaluating past Presidents of the United States. Ninety-one people filled out

You know something is wrong when a public-sector union head starts talking about history education in K-12 public schools and threatens legal action against parents who want to know what

The Supreme Court recently announced its decision in a case called Mahanoy Area School District v. BL regarding a school’s ability to discipline a student for express and symbolic speech