In 2020, the virtue of forgiveness is in short supply. It seems as though every day a new individual is targeted for some sort of social transgression. Anyone searching for […]
One thing that President Donald Trump will be remembered for is bringing the greeting “Merry Christmas” back into popular use and challenging the false notion of the separation of church […]
Mr. George “Bunny” Avery, a 98-year-old military veteran from Birmingham, England, has lived quite a life. From 1942 to 1947 he was in the British Army, a Sapper in the […]
Retired Army Command Sgt. Major Henry Armstrong spent more than four decades actively serving his country. The 96-year-old, who now resides in Cincinnati, has lived quite a life. He was […]
Thomas Klingenstein, the chairman of the Claremont Institute, has recently precipitated a national discussion on an important topic: America the Good vs. Cancel America. Klingenstein confidently proclaims that Donald Trump, […]
On April 16, 1945, a flight of British Royal Air Force Lancaster bombers and their escorts took off on a bombing run. A German Kriegsmarine warship, sitting anchored in the […]
A controversial statue in Florida depicting the iconic photograph of a Navy sailor kissing a dental assistant taken on Aug. 15, 1945, in Times Square to celebrate the Allies’ World […]
In 1953, Art Sherman was asked to paint a mural for the University of Rhode Island’s new student union, the Memorial Union. The Memorial Union earned its name because returning […]
The #MeToo movement has bulldozed quite a few things in its path, most notably the careers of prominent Hollywood figures — and rightfully so in many cases. But now, the […]
Friday, Aug. 14, marks the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II, the bloodiest war in human history, during which an estimated 60 million people lost their lives. […]
