Lee Habeeb

Who was this 50-year-old man the world would come to know through his final sacrificial act at the July 13 Trump rally?

The fact is, Vance didn't change; he came full circle. After detours to Yale, Silicon Valley, and Washington, D.C., he came home again.

Coolidge well understood that the United States could make progress only by keeping faith with our Declaration of Independence.

Why did Paine's pamphlets capture the imagination of a young nation? And why might they capture it today?

Who was the man—and the father—whom Fogelberg's song was written about?

To properly understand what Clark is now going through, it's important to tell a story about Bird, Johnson and the NBA.

Whatever the reasons the president had for flooding the U.S. economy with money, his policies didn't rescue it.

Lincoln was told in mid-August of 1864 that his prospects for reelection were nearly impossible.

Americans need to know the story of police officer Jonathan Diller. Not just how he died but how he lived.

In 1995, the most trusted pastor in America had come to Oklahoma City to address a fundamental question.

"Who needs a house in Hackensack?" Billy Joel sang in "Movin' Out." New Jersey residents are doing just that.

Americans, Carson understood profoundly, were tuning in to escape the news of the day.

Lincoln spoke about a dream he'd had the night before—and many times during the war. Something important always followed it.

Peace was something he'd never find in his basketball career. Always, he was looking to fill a void in his life he couldn't name.

The most important trial in their nation's Colonial history has much to teach Americans.

The song was not about the loss of a romantic love but rather the end of a long-standing professional relationship.

Why the first president's life story is worth remembering—and revering—as we mark the day of his birth.

In the 19th century, a little-known social science professor at Yale knew that it was working-class Americans who made the country hum.

Neither Argentina's president nor the Heritage Foundation's head was at the World Economic Forum to win a popularity contest.

The three astronauts were to broadcast a message while orbiting the moon. What would they say?

Long before today's social justice movement, I experienced a foreshadowing of the cancel culture back in 1983.

In the 19th century, Thanksgiving was celebrated at different times of the year. Sarah Josepha Hale changed that.

One big idea made home improvement easier, better and cheaper. It's something only the free enterprise system can do.

There are too many Arabs across the world who hate Jews, and too few who don't.

Most Americans aren't getting the good news about marriage and parenthood.

The combination of runaway costs and high interest rates has been catastrophic for ordinary Americans.

Martin Luther King Jr.'s clarion call for excellence is rarely heard in our pulpits, let alone our classrooms, today.

Not all parents across the country agree with the NEA president's notions of freedom, reproductive rights and other cultural and economic issues.

Black Americans have been heading south in big numbers for over 20 years, and it's not difficult to see why.

July 4 is a big day as Americans will soon celebrate our nation's 247th birthday, honoring a document that changed history: the Declaration of Independence.