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In this imperfect world of ours, good intentions sometimes lead to unwanted consequences.
Reverend King had a penchant for weaving the language of Biblical prophets into his speech and writing.
Discounting is deceptive, out of control, and, subsequently, has harmed a trust in higher education institutions.
What if our experience with COVID-19 turns out to be a warm-up for responding to a worse plague in the future?
And toward a better 2021.
The president removed a lot of regulations and accelerated the process of vaccine discovery.
Today, many politicians knowingly, unabashedly, and blatantly lie.
Williams was that rare talent who could compellingly communicate to lay audiences.
Many take the question as defending the status quo rather than challenging it.
I learned from a life spent in Sparta and Athens that humans consistently do three things: eat, reproduce, and fight.
Discussing the 400th anniversary of the initial landing of the Mayflower is a daunting task.
It would undermine the delicate balance between the branches that the Founders labored to ensure.
The enormous boost to the American economy is reason enough to continue with fracking, but there are also important geopolitical, health, and environmental benefits to natural gas.
Senators opposing Judge Barrett will try to draw misleading conclusions from it.
"If someone calls it socialism," said the Rev. William Barber at an August 2019 conference of the Democratic National Committee, "then we must compel them to acknowledge that the Bible must then promote socialism, because Jesus offered free health care to everyone, and he never charged a leper a co-pay."
As other statues and monuments are being removed or criticized throughout our nation, a new $150 million memorial located near the U.S. Capitol will be dedicated Thursday honoring the general who helped defeat the Axis Powers in World War II and the president who worked diligently to preserve peace during the Cold War.
Since my dad's passing, I have carried his dog tag on my key chain. I wanted a daily reminder of my dad and his sacrificial service to our nation in World War II.
Hong Kong police arrested billionaire publisher Jimmy Lai on August 10, releasing him two days later. His "crime" was to express opposition to the mainland Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) aggression against Hong Kong — both in person and through the newspapers and magazines that he owns.
