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A new biography suggests that the eighth U.S. president, who was born in Kinderhook, deserves to be remembered — though not ...

My mother, bless her heart, was the consummate purveyor of a sensible life. One recurring aphorism of hers, that for some ...

Our popular culture and even the law in some states now refer to the holiday as “Presidents Day.” That habit started by ...

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I’ve changed my mind on return-to-office orders when it comes to government efficiency, and I now support the policy. However ...

On Thursday, a fourth federal judge blocked the executive order issued by the president on his first day in the Oval Office.

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Writing this month from the Office of the Holy See, the Jesuit Francis acknowledges the right of countries to establish law ...

Next year, 2026, marks the 250th anniversary of the birth of the United States. The History Channel’s new docuseries “Thomas ...

With the current frenzied issuance of dozens of executive orders by Donald Trump and with the attempted termination of governmental entities, employees and funding of grants, a basic social ...

In the mid-sixties I attended a conservative Christian college in Nashville, Tennessee. I’ll never forget the day my philosophy professor, Dr. Choate, decided to lecture on “Why America is not ...