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I am saddened to record this. I am a better man for having known my friend @charliekirk11, just as this country is better for his work. Charlie had a curious mind and wanted to improve it. He sought to know the basic things of this Earth and how they reach to Heaven, where he

I am shocked and saddened by the murder of @charliekirk11. He was my friend. I met him when he was 19—a sharp young man, full of questions. I watched him grow into a good man and a great American. We pray for his family. Charlie’s virtues were many, and his work for this country

@EDSecMcMahon @Hillsdale To learn more about @Hillsdale’s work in K-12 education, visit:

I’ve come to know @EdSecMcMahon these past months, and I’ve been glad for it. She visited @Hillsdale yesterday and met students from the College and some little ones at Hillsdale Academy. Some of the littles had just started kindergarten. By year’s end, they’ll be reading — a

I spoke to friends today, old and new, at @NatConTalk. It’s funny these days, but good, to be in a room where everyone thinks America’s founding principles are good and that Western Civilization is worth keeping. Can’t take that for granted. I’ve been thinking about Lincoln. He

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I am proud to announce something fun and important, something that will help more people understand the things we are privileged to study and teach at @Hillsdale. Starting today, Hillsdale is coming out with a new show we’ve worked on with our friends at the “Unashamed” podcast,

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I appear to have made some people mad by saying a Christian nation is impossible. Let me propose another formulation that I have used often and for years: America is the most Christian nation because it recognizes the principle of religious liberty, which comes from the mouths of

In our conversation, @michaeljknowles and I explored the promising signs among Gen Z, who, contrary to prevailing cultural currents, are eager to root themselves in tradition and the permanent things. We observed that this young generation’s hunger for truth and order suggests a

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The modern education system too often places opinions above the search for truth, fostering a culture of superficiality and relativism. @michaeljknowles and I discussed how the enduring insights of classical perspectives offer a powerful antidote to this drift, reminding us that

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We grieve today at Hillsdale for the loss of Edwin J. Feulner, Jr., builder of @Heritage. Ed was a friend of mine for over 40 years. I watched his children grow up, and he watched mine. I watched his beloved Heritage Foundation become what he dreamed of in its early days: an

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In our conversation, @michaeljknowles and I explored the promising signs among Gen Z, who, contrary to prevailing cultural currents, are eager to root themselves in tradition and the permanent things. We observed that this young generation’s hunger for truth and order suggests a

On this episode of Hillsdale Dialogues, I join @HughHewitt to continue our series on Churchill the Writer, turning again to My Early Life, where Churchill recounts his youth and the formative years—1874 to 1904—that shaped the man and the statesman he would become.

We Americans today owe those who pledged everything they had to guarantee our freedoms. We should learn about them and be inspired by them to restore and perpetuate the blessings of liberty. Happy Independence Day! @charliekirk11 @hughhewitt @VDHanson @BasedMikeLee