The Return of the King: King Charles III and America
Sometimes it’s hard to remember that America’s first form of government…lasting for more than 150 years…was a monarchy. Whether you live in a part of America that was formerly ruled…
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Level Up This Year’s July 4th Celebration
Like any holiday we can get into routines and traditions that we love and stick to, but all those traditions and routines started somewhere, and maybe your family celebration could…
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Kentucky Derby Winner Rich Strike Reminds Us Never to Give Up
It wasn’t until Friday that Rich Strike owner Rick Dawson, trainer Eric Reed, and jockey Sonny Leon even knew they would be running in the Most Exciting Two Minutes in…
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A History of Halloween
Many Americans don’t realize that when they are celebrating Halloween they are participating in a holiday that has undergone a lot of changes from its origins, but has some still-recognizable…
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Worldwide New Year’s Traditions
In previous years we’ve discussed better goal setting in a new year, as well as accountability and SMART goals. We’ve even outlined how to do an annual review. This year…
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How the Electoral College Works
There is often a lot of debate about the Electoral College anytime a national presidential election looms, but the truth is that so few of us know how it works and why…
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How We Got Labor Day
Most of us know that Labor Day is the first Monday in September and that it’s the unofficial end of Summer (and that means no more white or seersucker). It’s…
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Why Old Glory is Red, White, and Blue
One of the things that Americans display prominently on July 4th is the flag. But while we might know what July 4th is all about, we might now know why…
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