By Andrea Widburg | Modern schools teach children, native born and immigrants, to hate their country, but during the last mass immigration, the opposite was true.

By Andrea Widburg | The problem, of course, is that America—like all nations—had slavery. Cuba, though, gets a pass, and the reason why tells you a lot about leftism.

By Marie Richter | Three cheers for the red, white, and blue.

By Eric Utter | The country was founded on courage -- sheer, almost preposterous -- courage.

By Andrea Widburg | They have no loyalty to anyone but themselves, but thankfully, we have a Constitution, and President Trump is using it to fight back.

By Noel S. Williams | While globalization is being “transformed,” in soccer it continues to thrive.

By Mark C. Ross | The 14th Amendment requires a lot of interpreting...and that is the problem.

By Allen Hurt | How we get a crippled Supreme Court. 

By Armando Simon | At last -- an accurate historical film.

By Timothy Jankowski | He’s become a humorless troll who continues to shred his credibility by lying, contradicting himself and repeatedly stating that he doesn’t know anything about the subjects he is talking about.

By Craig Seibert | Many Americans are familiar with the Declaration’s famous preface. Few of them know what other rights and principles it states.

By Mike McDaniel | Fitness habits begin in childhood, or usually, not at all.

By Silvio Canto, Jr. | I honestly don’t remember a time when July 4th was so partisan and political.