The recent observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day has once again highlighted the deep divisions in how Americans remember this pivotal figure. For many, he remains an untouchable icon of moral courage and racial reconciliation, a preacher whose words still echo calls for justice and unity. Yet a growing chorus, particularly among conservatives with modern interpretations of his legacy, questions whether the holiday truly honors truth or perpetuates a sanitized myth.

Critics are sharpening their pens once again as President Donald Trump revives the idea of U.S. ownership or control of Greenland. The reaction—especially in Europe—has been swift and scathing, portraying the proposal as reckless,...

In the wake of an attack on an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent in Minnesota, President Donald Trump has once again raised the specter of invoking the Insurrection Act. In a Jan. 15...

For more than a century, Americans have wrestled with a recurring question: What happens when a nation built on liberty suddenly discovers it holds the weight of global power? History tells us this is not a...