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Editors at National Review Online support one of President Donald Trump’s recent actions involving the U.S. military. In politics and government, “clever” is not always synonymous with “good.” But when…
We each will do it in our own way. Yet no matter how you choose to remember those who’ve sacrificed everything while defending freedom and liberty, I know you’ll agree…
Rich Lowry‘s latest column at National Review Online delves into controversy surrounding the real-life events surrounding the new movie “American Sniper.” Clint Eastwood’s new movie, American Sniper, marks the return…
From the Pentagon’s You Tube channel comes the story of retired Marine Cpl. William “Kyle” Carpenter, who this week received the Medal of Honor.
President Barack Obama awarded the Medal of Honor yesterday to former Army Sgt. Kyle White, for his actions on Nov. 9, 2007, when White’s unit was ambushed near Aranas, Afghanistan.…
The Winston-Salem Journal editorializes: The public legacy of Winston-Salem’s only Medal of Honor winner will now be preserved if the city sells the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum to Wake…
Winston-Salem State University Chancellor Donald Reaves and Wake Forest University athletics director Ron Wellman made their respective pitches to the City Council’s finance committee to purchase Bowman Gray Stadium and…
From the LA Times comes the ruling on a fascinating free-speech case: “Saints may always tell the truth, but for mortals living means lying.” Those were the words of…
Six North Carolinians died on the USS Arizona on Dec. 7, 1941, according to the Pearl Harbor casualty database: William Teasdale Durham Malcolm Hedrick Leigh Albert Wesley Pinkham Mark Alexander…
As noted here and on Townhall.com following the Virginia Tech massacre of 2007, the president has shown a disturbing (some call it frightening) tendency to overlook human tragedy until his…
That’s the name of a blog I just found via a link on Instapundit. it’s all about the “cluelessness at the Sacramento Bee. Come here to see documentation of one-sided…
The N&R’s Allen Johnson ponders naming rights for the Greensboro Coliseum: The sale of naming rights to a publicly owned building is a touchy issue, but it’s worth pursuing. After…