Our War against Memory, by Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
This is more than just about “statues.” It is how nation talks about its history, the good and the bad. “Abolition of memory is easy when the revisionists enjoy the Continue Reading →
A New Hampshire Perspective
This is more than just about “statues.” It is how nation talks about its history, the good and the bad. “Abolition of memory is easy when the revisionists enjoy the Continue Reading →
Imagine if you woke up every day and asked yourself one simple question: “How can I make a difference in the world today?” As lofty as the goal may sound Continue Reading →
In a quiet side area of the Great Bay Estuary sits a quaint little bridge that helps to connect Durham and Dover. However, this bridge is more than just a Continue Reading →
“We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and Continue Reading →
Last weekend I went to see “Wonder Woman,” if for nothing else but to escape the depressing pattern hanging over our heads, both with the weather and the obsessive news Continue Reading →
Our country sets aside three distinct holidays meant to praise the sacrifice of those who answered our nation’s call to duty in the military. Armed Forces Day honors those on Continue Reading →
On Jan. 30, right before Super Bowl LI, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was asked by a 7-year old boy a seemingly simple question. The young boy wanted to Continue Reading →
“To provide educational leadership and services which promote equal educational opportunities and quality practices and programs that enable New Hampshire residents to become fully productive members of society.” – Mission Continue Reading →
If you are among those who have taken to the streets to protest President Trump, you may want to stop reading this article. From what I have seen from Continue Reading →
The thing with writing about President Donald Trump is that he will most likely change his mind before the story comes to print. Such is the case with Trump’s latest Continue Reading →