No matter where you look, it seems like boomers can’t stop griping about the lack of cursive writing; kids today don’t do this, they don’t do that, and most egregiously of all, they don’t loop their ...

Recently, Ken Burns’ project “The American Revolution” was presented on public television. All Americans, young and old need to see this amazing and informative documentary, especially now, in this ...

NY Post readers discuss a video with six congressional Democrats telling troops they can disobey "illegal" orders. REUTERS The Issue: A video with six congressional Democrats telling troops they can ...

WHEN I was 15 and studying religion, or my “GCSE in guilt” as I now like to think of it, we were given a special task to complete in class one day. I remember feeling very grown-up because we had ...

Despite popular belief, some students continue to learn how to read and write in cursive. While it’s not required to be taught in Vermont, some teachers are keeping its history alive.

In October, 83 years ago, 17-year-old Helmuth Hübener was executed by a guillotine for telling the truth. He died protesting against lies. His story is graphically portrayed in the new movie, “Truth & ...

Buffett is no longer writing annual letters or speaking at Berkshire's annual meeting of shareholders. Berkshire continues to hold a ton of cash because Buffett and his team don't see compelling buys ...

In today’s CEO Daily: Diane Brady digs into Warren Buffett’s ‘farewell’ letter. The big story: SoftBank sells its Nvidia stake. The markets: Mixed, with U.S. futures down. Plus: All the news and ...

It isn’t that coach Brian Kelly failed to deliver on expectations at LSU. There are a hundred reasons for the inevitable demise of a coach’s tenure, including bad luck. To be kind, let’s just say ...

Meet Iris Hatfield, the Louisville woman who created 'The New American Cursive.' Cursive will be a new requirement in Kentucky's public elementary schools this year, but it may not be the same cursive ...

Everywhere we turn, it seems, we are reminded of how divided our nation has become. Whether it’s in Washington, in our communities, or even around our dinner tables, conversations that once may have ...

I didn’t grow up farming, so when I was first appointed to chair the Minnesota Senate Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development, I made it a point to meet and visit as many Minnesota farmers and ...