As we honor Constitution Day on Sept. 17, let us recommit not only to the rule of law, but to the habits of citizenship that ...

We would invite the senator to ponder the phrase “unalienable rights.” What makes such rights “unalienable” in his view?

If you’re not a criminal, you shouldn’t fear government. Instead, as Thomas Jefferson often pointed out, government should ...

I write to express my great appreciation for Sunday morning’s front-page article on the ICE raid— the “Big Eddie” story. It ...

(RNS) — Speaking before his newly established Religious Liberty Commission at the Museum of the Bible this week, President ...

Ahead of the nation’s 250th birthday, the effort aims to rekindle learning, engagement, and action through support of a ...

I was a teacher working in JCPS during 1975. There should have been an adjustment to merger and more time for planning before busing was ordered.

Teachers wore the paper clips on their lapels to signify that they “remained united—bound together like a stack of ...

On November 26, 1789, President George Washington created the first national Thanksgiving Day to give thanks to the ...

The historian Kyle Harper on the history of plagues, the rise of anti-vaccination politics, and why measles is back in ...

Political polarization threatens the American republic. Only a defining victory and a return to loyal opposition can save it.

Massey: In the United States, you can say what you want, but you are still responsible for the damage your words do.