One letter writer describes a deeply felt conflict: a love for the country anchored in an oath to the United States Constitution, rather than to any particular president. By challenging conventional notions of loyalty, this piece raises questions about the heart of American patriotism.
Abraham Lincoln is widely celebrated for preserving the Union and ending slavery. Yet, according to this staff column, his dreams for America spanned goals beyond those monumental achievements, hinting at aspirations still unrealized today.
Governor Spencer Cox publicly denounced the killing of Charlie Kirk, calling it much more than a singular tragedy. Characterizing it as an attack on American ideals, he appealed for unity and echoed grave concern for democracy’s foundational values.
In this thought-provoking op-ed, David Hegg imagines a future where Abraham Lincoln presents his Gettysburg Address to modern audiences. By reflecting on “With Liberty and Justice for All,” the piece challenges readers to consider how foundational American ideals resonate in today’s context.
