If Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his “I Have a Dream” speech today, he would be excoriated by the Left as an alt-right, Christian nationalist.
Our most potent national myth, the Anzacs, is a story about dying for each other. It has little to say about living together.
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Reflecting on the Trump Era
Trump’s Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool renovation should have been an easy lift. But it quickly became a monument to ...
Socialism is on the march, and capitalism’s defenders are on the ropes. Shawn Gude’s American Socialist: The Life and Legacy ...
If you’re a fan of the film “Dirty Dancing,” suffice to say that you’ll have a good time — if not necessarily the time of your life — with “Dirty Dancing: The Musical.” ...
Before Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. spoke at the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom in August 1963, Mahalia Jackson sang. She had traveled an improbable distance to reach the Lincoln Memorial.
For more than 70 years, Westchester Diner has visibly utilized land at 4300 Albany Post Rd. with no problem. Until now. The ...
Stevie Wonder's speechwriter, a reality star, an MTV vice-president and a Yale-educated best-selling author walk into a ...
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