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Our Republic is on the Ballot

The most important player in a republic—including ours—is the citizen. From our consent, leaders derive the authority to govern: to

In May of 1952, John Foster Dulles, the man who would become Secretary of State to President Dwight Eisenhower, published

On Monday, the Senate Chaplain Rear Admiral Barry Black, USN (Ret.) opened the Senate impeachment trial with a moment of

At some point in my misspent youth, I discovered the magic of films from Hollywood’s golden era. Somewhere between Academy

Earlier this week, a friend of mine sent me an article from Inc. magazine predicting that in 2020 liberal arts

Growing up, I watched more than my fair share of television. One of my favorite diversions was a show I

When I was in high school, I kept a light-blue three ring binder full of quotes that inspired me. It

We have heard a lot in the last couple of years—and even more in the last couple of days—about the

Air Dates: August 19-25, 2019 Whether to impeach President Donald Trump is an open question in American politics. Those who