“In America the law is king,” wrote Paine. “For as in absolute governments the King is law, so in free countries the law ...

The U.S. Army Field Band’s Concert Band and Soldiers' Chorus perform a heartfelt rendition of “My Country, ’Tis of Thee,” arranged by Sgt. 1st Class Paul White. This moving musical tribute honors ...

In his preface he says, ‘Curiosity, mischief and exasperation made me a journalist’: Wanting to understand my country came, right from the start, with wanting it to change … My country is the subject ...

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i cut my tongue on a broken country explores the Asian American diaspora, queerness, girlhood, and the relationships between and within them, pushing and pulling on the boundaries of identity and ...

To pitch a ‘My Turn’ guest column, email [email protected] Ray Elliott As crucial aspects of world peace change day to day — with Russia invading Ukraine and war raging; Hamas ...

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MADISON, Wis. — Robert Heussner remembers the first time he was shot at. It was 1966, during the Vietnam War, and Heussner, a photo lab technician with the 53rd Signal Battalion, was flying in a ...

The house was the perfect canvas on which to apply my personal style. I wanted it to have a city twist: a reflection of modern living within its solid, old stone walls. I loved the scope and scale ...

Ahead of his upcoming PBS documentary, The American Revolution, acclaimed film-maker Ken Burns tells BBC special correspondent Katty Kay about his unique approach to chronicling US history, from ...

Former American slave Harriet Jacobs, in her 1861 book “Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl,” remarks: “It is a sad feeling to be afraid of one’s native country.” Jacobs is, with Frederick Douglass, ...