Xi Van Fleet, a Sage for Turning Around a Troubled America
Outsiders often have more and better insights on societies and countries than native people. Such was the case with Alexis de Tocqueville, a Frenchman who
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Outsiders often have more and better insights on societies and countries than native people. Such was the case with Alexis de Tocqueville, a Frenchman who
We are at a crisis inflection point in our present and future. And while evil encircles us on every side and at every level, the
The Thanksgiving holiday, which commemorates one part of the Pilgrim story, remains the favorite holiday for many Americans—and for good reasons beyond enjoying a feast.
The real Columbus, whom few today know much about, is an exemplary figure worthy of celebrating for many reasons. He was born in 1451 in
Americans are divided and confused about more issues than ever before, a condition that is surely celebrated by the enemies of the United States. Suicide
A troubling question for so many today is “How did the United States, the most successful and advanced nation in history, fall into the current
For most people, Labor Day is a rather vague holiday without the clarity and meaning typically associated with other holidays. Yet in its most complete
Reflecting in the aftermath of July Fourth reminds us that the craziness sweeping the country is fundamentally out of national character and goes way beyond
Too many Americans underappreciate the meaning of holidays such as July 4th, also known as Independence Day. While some connect fireworks with the firing of
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