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"I started with $250 and a goal to do what's right and make New Castle better."
The civilian-military relationship had never been so perilous in our history.
"Liberty is meaningless where the right to utter one's thoughts and opinions has ceased to exist."
"Keystone XL was going to make a safer transportation device."
People who work with their hands don't start a conversation by asking you where you work.
"These girls are losing their ability to compete fairly. That is what this is all about."
Most of the homeless find themselves either falling between the cracks or walking away from systems designed to help and support them.
"This is our children. They need to go back to school."
I was hard-pressed to find "many conservatives" who found the news distressing.
The image that stayed with me was the haunting portrait of Joseph Winters in the "America's First Veterans" exhibition.
Too often in our culture, we discard our treasures, including the innovators like the motor courts.
Robinson was just a guy who resonated with people, connecting with them on issues they face every day.
People are buying books by the foot — not for reading, just to make them look smart.
Americans need something to aspire to — a purpose or someone who will take us to a better place.
Giving back to people who have lost someone, or to health care workers and police officers, might help ease the pain of whatever we have lost this year.
Our cultural curators have become further and further detached from the people who consume their products.
Coming to Flemings has a really wonderful way of giving us a glimpse of our former lives.
My parents always taught me to leave a place better than you found it. They weren't really talking about a house, but the sentiment applies.
"We have 70 million people who either hate us or are afraid of us or believe there is this vast spread of socialism in our party."
Sports team owners decided, beginning in 2016 and continuing through this year, to bet on younger people's consumer activism instead of older, loyal and prosperous lifelong customers' preference to just watch the game.