Back in the summer of 1948, President Harry Truman’s reelection prospects looked bleak. Only having assumed the presidency less than four year earlier in the...

As a general rule, Supreme Court oral arguments are sober-minded affairs with lots of back-and-forth exchanges and legal jousting between the justices and the attorneys...

Angela Lansbury, who died Tuesday just five days shy of her 97th birthday, was a woman who gained her biggest and most lasting fame playing...

A recent Wall Street Journal headline grabbed my attention: Family Dinners are Key to Children’s Health. So Why Don’t We Eat Together More? It’s a...

Tradition changes slowly in some parts of America. The tall white-steepled clapboard church still sits on a two-lane, tree-lined street in Hamilton, Mass. – though...