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It is unfortunate but also ironically appropriate that national efforts to celebrate the nation's birth have been rattled by internal disputes over how that birth should be celebrated.

OPINION: All Americans stand to lose in Hegseth’s war on diversity

For as long as most of us have been alive, the United States has possessed the most powerful military the world has ever seen. But the Pax Americana, such as it ever was, was always undergirded by America's resolve to uphold not only its own interests but also the ideals of freedom, equality and justice.

It is unfortunate but also ironically appropriate that national efforts to celebrate the nation's birth have been rattled by internal disputes over how that birth should be celebrated.

It is unfortunate but also ironically appropriate that national efforts to celebrate the nation’s birth have been rattled by internal disputes over how that birth should be celebrated. President Donald

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On July 4, the nation's 250th anniversary, a mysterious group of young men in khaki pants, navy blue shirts, logoed baseball caps and white face

On July 4, the nation’s 250th anniversary, a mysterious group of young men in khaki pants, navy blue shirts, logoed baseball caps and white face masks surfaced in the capital, marching out of a downtown Metro subway station…

Sluggers' Muphy earns win on mound as North prevails