Hillary Clinton missed an opportunity at Wellesley when she gave the commencement address. She could have delivered a message of unity, and helped our anxious country begin to heal.
Students researched the 715 members of the Bucknell University community who served in WWI – now they’re visiting the battlefields to witness and remember incredible stories of selflessness and sacrifice firsthand.
Almost 150 years later, his message about the cost of our liberty, the sanctity of our institutions and the importance of national unity seems intended for our divisive times.
Seventy-five years ago this Memorial Day—May 29, 1942—the classic thrice-Oscar-winning film "Yankee Doodle Dandy" (1942) premiered in New York City to great fanfare.
Imagine this for a moment – your child is dead. This person that you have raised from birth and have focused every important thought of your life for over two decades is gone from the world forever.
May is traditionally a month of delight and expectation. Summer is drawing near, the school year will end soon, pools begin to open, maybe a beach trip is planned.
Students researched the 715 members of the Bucknell University community who served in WWI – now they’re visiting the battlefields to witness and remember incredible stories of selflessness and sacrifice firsthand.
Even given our politicians’ flare for extremism in today’s paralyzed and hyper-partisan times, we’re still left with a budget proposal that values the wrong things.
No one really knows a single, blanket solution for this problem. The best approach is to allow the states to come up with their own coverage strategies.
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals’ May 25 decision upholding the injunction against President Trump’s executive order implementing a temporary halt to entry of aliens from six terrorist countries was a political decision, not a legal decision.