Peggy Grande

It's President Reagan's birthday. He's one of two US leaders who worked to Make America Great Again. President Trump shares that role, along with a devotion to the nation and its people.

Not only is America saying goodbye to a president, but behind the protocol and pageantry, the Carters are saying goodbye to a father, a grandfather, an uncle, and a friend.

Jimmy Carter is quintessentially American in his love of God and country. He embodies the American dream, which afforded him every opportunity to find a big life beyond the city limits of Plains.

As former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney is laid to rest, I know he will be remembered with fondness and gratitude by many in Canada, and around the world.

Every year on February 6th, America gets to celebrate anew the birth of its 40th President, Ronald Reagan.

Instead of forcing federal employees back into the office, we should expand working from home so Americans can get government jobs anywhere in the US.

One hundred and twelve years ago Monday, on February 6, 1911, Ronald Reagan was born in Tampico, Illinois.

Nothing in America and the world is better under President Joe Biden. Nothing. Kabul’s fall and the fallout surrounding it are just the latest, most tragic and deadly examples.

We need to rise above partisan politics and rely on each other and the God in whom we as a nation trust. We need to not be defined by the crisis itself, but defined by our courage in facing it.