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Every year on March 17, Americans across the United States grab a pint of Guinness, a bite of Irish soda bread, and their favorite green shirt in recognition of St. Patrick’s Day, the annual celebration honoring the patron saint of Ireland and all things Irish. From the 264-year-old parade in New York City to the [...]
Why is it that some people of a certain age seem to remember everything from what they were doing two decades ago to eve...
Government and societal encouragement to have more children and how fewer siblings, relatives deprive kids of affection....
Data shows an epidemic of loneliness, delaying marriage, and declining childbirths. What is the exponential cost of thes...
Planning for the golden years is getting more difficult. The cost of living, property taxes, and health insurance – ever...
Christianity has been the largest religion in the world for centuries – but is that streak coming to an end?...
Former CNN host Don Lemon was released after his arrest over his involvement in an anti-ICE attack on a Minneapolis Chri...
A waltz with German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer will inform you that one’s solitude is vital for self-discovery. Bei...
The world agrees on surprisingly few things. Every year on January 1, most of us reset our planners, make resolutions, a...
The New Year celebrations today usher in a rare occasion for the nation: It’s the once-in-a-lifetime semiquincentennial,...
Boxing Day is a holiday all about charity that is celebrated on December 26 in the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, an...
Every year, a certain euphoria envelops the Christmas season – as many shop for unique gifts, warm up the kitchen baking...
Nearly 250 years ago, five months after the Founding Fathers adopted the Declaration of Independence, America approached...
Ever notice how scrolling through social media can feel like stepping into a house of mirrors? Everything seems louder, ...
In the fall of 1621, 52 English settlers and at least 90 Wampanoag people gathered in Plymouth, MA, for a three-day harv...
Who in their right mind would indenture themselves, hop a rickety ship, and pray that the voyage would bring them to a b...
It’s fair to say that women above the age of 50 have weathered more than a few cultural storms. In the 1960s, Betty Frie...
By Dalton Henderson From our first breath, we all must answer to someone. Whether its family, supervisors, or elected of...
The digital world is best known for its simplicity and is often touted as efficient and effective. Need to look up infor...
Tens of thousands of people gathered in Phoenix, Arizona, on Sunday, September 21, to honor the life and legacy of Charl...
On a sun-washed Sunday in Glendale, Arizona, the sound of a lone bagpiper unfurled the hymn “Amazing Grace” across State...
After a week filled with tears, anger, bomb threats, and retaliation, Charlie Kirk will be celebrated one more time toda...
Friday, September 12, Erica Kirk stepped into the empty Turning Point USA podcast studio with a brief message for the co...
A new development in the immigration debate may signal change on the horizon. Democrats, it seems, are finally ready to ...
Whenever an element that plays some small part in America’s cultural heritage is “updated,” the replacement is as dull, ...
