1944 landing operations of the Allied invasion of Normandy
Brad Essex writes for RedState.com about an important speech the sight of the D-Day invasion. U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stood at the Normandy American Cemetery in Colleville-sur-Mer on the…
Editors at National Review Online explain why Israel should not take the heat for Gaza’s ongoing struggles. Over the weekend, Israel began initial ground operations in Gaza, which its leaders…
Dominic Pino writes for National Review Online about a political misstep tied to ignorance of history. The Canadian parliament has offered a great illustration of why it’s important to know…
John Romano offers Federalist readers a small business owner’s perspective on the COVID-19 pandemic. For almost 20 years now my wife, Laura, and I have run Link Paris, a small…
Patrick O’Donnell writes at National Review Online that Americans should spend time reflecting on the significance of an upcoming anniversary. This summer marks the hundredth anniversary of the Battle of…
Peter Hasson of the Daily Caller explores one aspect of recent political violence that has attracted little attention from mainstream media outlets. In the days since violent clashes at a…
A contested Republican National Convention looks pretty likely, but Stephen Ohlemacher of the Associated Press reminds us that GOP front-runner Donald Trump still has a chance to lock up the…
History told through tales of impersonal forces, broad-based social and technological change, hits an occasional obstacle — that great man or woman who seems indispensable to the story. Winston Churchill…
I always appreciated “Peanuts” creator Charles M. Schulz’s D-Day cartoons. Schulz often referenced World War II veteran and cartoonist Bill Mauldin, whose work I sought out and esteem. As Schulz…
• We hope you’ll take a moment to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Normandy invasion and reflect on the heroism and sacrifices of those who served. • The General…
In the wake of the scandal that has ensnared top military leaders in recent days — including the high-profile general who ended up leading the CIA — Peggy Noonan devotes…
Wow. Why so little respect?