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Grit is the soul of the American spirit.

My first memories of celebrating the Fourth of July with any sense of history are from 1960. With American flags flying from the handlebars, my brother and I rode our bicycles around the house and into the backyard.

The news media just love democracy – as long as those ignorant voters do what they’re told.

People, properly informed and engaged, don't have to put up with elitist big government.

Trump can’t count on wall-to-wall “free” media coverage the way he could in the primaries. The novelty is diminishing, and media bias for Democrats is growing.

The roots of the entitlement of so many young people, reach deep.

It’s the first time in nearly a decade since the U.S. Supreme Court weighed in on the issue of abortion.

The press has often portrayed Justice Thomas as a severe, aloof, and silent figure, smoldering away in the quiet loneliness of the Court. No portrait could be more wrong.

Trump’s support among Republicans has slipped, and while he often led among independents in mid- to late-May, Clinton is now ahead of him among this key voting bloc.

The University of North Carolina has been infected with a micro-aggression pandemic.

A bad solar flare or an electro-magnetic pulse attack by America’s enemies would result in the death of most of our citizens within five years.

The National Cancer Moonshot – President Obama’s bold program to eliminate cancer as we know it – borrows part of its name from President Kennedy’s similarly audacious pledge to win the space race of the 1960’s.

The security of the West is strengthened, not weakened by the break-up of the artificial and failing construct of the European Union.

Mr. Trump spoke boldly, showing his identification with issues important to the Christian community.

What sounded like an ill-fated trip to a foreign business enterprise turned into a perfect foreign policy photo op for Donald Trump.

You can blame the financial crisis for Great Britain’s shocking decision to leave the EU. Why? Because the Great Recession made ordinary people lose faith in “establishment” leaders.

Why should we (Americans - that includes you!) care about Brexit? How does this impact us, if at all?

What’s the point of organizing and cleansing our physical worlds without doing the same in our spiritual worlds?

The British people have spoken resoundingly, and against the fear-mongering of many of their leaders and the not-so-veiled threats from ours.

If America is to live up to its promise as the land of opportunity for all, colleges and universities must continue working to increase income diversity among their students.