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Some people achieve success. Others create opportunities that continue long after they’re gone. Madam C. J. Walker did both. Born Sarah Breedlove in 1867, Walker entered the world just two

There are headlines that make you pause. There are headlines that make you blink twice. And then there are headlines that make you sit straight up, clutch your coffee, and

Usually accompanied by a deep sigh, you can hear the question “how did we get here?” asked with a fair degree of frequency. My thesis is that there are four

On May 29, 1790, Rhode Island became the last of the original 13 states to ratify the United States Constitution. It may sound like a small footnote in American history,

Some people spend their golden years gardening, golfing, or telling the neighborhood exactly how the recycling bins should be arranged. Others, apparently, are accused of running an illegal gambling arcade

Several times, I have asserted in a national campaign that there are only four choices for your basic message. Once more, the first is “things are going great, why would

Pennsylvania’s children deserve protection, truth, and compassion. Who could argue with that? However, irreversible harm funded by taxpayers looms. A Crisis Demanding Action From 2015 through 2023, nearly 5,000 minors

Only in America can a man be sentenced to probation and still be cleared to travel out of state to defend his hot dog eating crown. Bless your headlines, truly.

A Debt Beyond Measure Memorial Day compels Americans to confront a word we avoid: debt. Not the financial kind that Congress pretends will magically resolve itself, but the older, heavier

Memorial Day arrives every year with familiar signs of summer: flags on porches, backyard cookouts, packed highways, store sales, and the unofficial start of vacation season. There is nothing wrong