Attending a Soviet dictator's funeral, Bush learned that not even totalitarians can stop religion.

'His life offers an object lesson in the best that politics, which is inherently imperfect, can be.'

These two men, both of whom shared the honor of being the most powerful world leader of their day, showed the type of men they were with their final words to each other.

A young Labrador, Sully has a lot of life ahead of him and so many more lives to brighten.

Aside from having a doggone good time running around outside and going on adventures, Sully helped his master with tasks such as opening doors and getting help when needed.

Unless something profoundly unusual happens, George H.W. Bush will be the last of the “greatest generation” — the individuals who served in World War II — to serve in the […]

The left has mostly been loving on George H.W. Bush in a backhanded way this weekend after his death. Their tone isn’t exactly right to pull off the exercise at […]

'I can tell I was hit. The plane was burning. The cockpit was beginning to fill up with smoke ....'

'Mission complete.'

It’s no secret what Slate’s political leanings are. In terms of decorum, well, one kind of knew where its editors stood on that, too. Therefore, if you bet that Slate was […]