If you’ve ever held a penny, memorized the Gettysburg Address in school, or visited that big marble memorial in Washington, you’ve heard of Abraham Lincoln. But you’ve probably never heard of Abraham Lincoln II. Since we honor our presidents in February, it’s the perfect time to ...
Like the film “Four Weddings and a Funeral,” today’s narratives on higher education contain both happy and unhappy elements, five of which can be summarized as “four myths and a truth.” Myth number one is that most college students major in esoteric fields that do little to enhance ...
Our military heroes recently got some much-welcomed news from the Veterans Administration: Emergency mental health care is now entirely free for veterans facing suicidal thoughts. Now, veterans can seek emergency mental health treatment at any healthcare facility free of charge, even if they ...
A lawsuit against Google seeks to hold tech giants and online media platforms liable for their algorithms’ recommendations of third-party content in the name of combating terrorism. A victory against Google wouldn’t make us safer, but it could drastically undermine the very functioning of ...
The English Premier League has been thrown into a profound crisis by what appears to be a remarkable set of rules violations by one of its most storied teams, Manchester City, known as Man City or simply City. The accusations form one of the most serious scandals in soccer history — ...
Although the last few years have been difficult for most Americans, there still is much to love about the country President Abraham Lincoln called “the last best hope of earth” and President Ronald Reagan labeled “the shining city on a hill.” So, with Valentine’s Day right around ...
