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On the week of the 247th anniversary of America’s founding, an apt sentiment

Freedom is the open window through which pours the sunlight of the human spirit and human dignity. (Herbert Hoover)

Let us not seek to satisfy our thirst for freedom by drinking from the cup of bitterness and hatred. (Martin Luther King Jr.)

Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on. (Ronald Reagan)

Order without liberty and liberty without order are equally destructive. (Theodore Roosevelt)

Without freedom of thought, there can be no such thing as wisdom – and no such thing as public liberty without freedom of speech. (Benjamin Franklin)

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This week in 1947, then-Secretary of State George C. Marshall delivered a speech at Harvard outlining a “plan” to address Europe’s political and economic crises. A worthy modern-day “Marshall Plan”

This week in 1846, American settlers in Mexico-controlled California launched a “Bear Flag Revolt.” A worthy uprising in today’s Golden State might be

Eighty years ago this week, then US Army sergeant and future Hoover distinguished visiting fellow Henry Kissinger became a naturalized American. Kissinger’s legacy

80 years ago this week Florence Ballard, a founding member of The Supremes was born. An apt Supremes’ song for today

Now that the Wagner Group’s mercenary march on Moscow apparently is over, what does the future hold for Putin and Russia

On the week of the 247th anniversary of America’s founding, an apt sentiment

This week in 1804, Alexander Hamilton was on the losing end of a pistol duel with Aaron Burr. Today’s most notable duel

A Ukrainian NATO membership would:

This week in 1945, Truman, Churchill and Stalin convened in Potsdam for the last of the Allies’ “Big Three” summits. The current triad of greatest significance

This week includes the national “Thread the Needle Day” in America (we kid you not). Speaking of who needs to thread a needle

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This week in 1947, then-Secretary of State George C. Marshall delivered a speech at Harvard outlining a “plan” to address Europe’s political and economic crises. A worthy modern-day “Marshall Plan”

This week in 1846, American settlers in Mexico-controlled California launched a “Bear Flag Revolt.” A worthy uprising in today’s Golden State might be

Eighty years ago this week, then US Army sergeant and future Hoover distinguished visiting fellow Henry Kissinger became a naturalized American. Kissinger’s legacy

80 years ago this week Florence Ballard, a founding member of The Supremes was born. An apt Supremes’ song for today

Now that the Wagner Group’s mercenary march on Moscow apparently is over, what does the future hold for Putin and Russia

On the week of the 247th anniversary of America’s founding, an apt sentiment

This week in 1804, Alexander Hamilton was on the losing end of a pistol duel with Aaron Burr. Today’s most notable duel

A Ukrainian NATO membership would:

This week in 1945, Truman, Churchill and Stalin convened in Potsdam for the last of the Allies’ “Big Three” summits. The current triad of greatest significance

This week includes the national “Thread the Needle Day” in America (we kid you not). Speaking of who needs to thread a needle