The opening paragraph of the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 wrote, “America is now divided between two opposing forces: woke revolutionaries and those who believe in the ideals of the ...

A Lot To Be Thankful For: a 1998 survey that captures parent perspectives on the nation's ideals, bad citizens, and teaching ...

From its inception, America has embraced and promulgated ideals and values, making it a great and unique nation. America’s uniqueness is characterized by its consistent pursuit of liberty and ...

How about I start with something different — a geography lesson. If I were to put a globe of the planet earth in front of you, with all the countries ...

Ro Oranim: A transformative journey of ideals and values in Israel Jerusalemite of the Week: Ro Oranim's journey has been an eventful one. In Jerusalem sat down with her to hear all about it.

Gen Z’s desire to live sustainably often clashes with the convenience, affordability and appeal of fast, trend-driven consumption.

I don’t believe in bad days. And no, I’m not an unshakable optimist. I've just developed a mindset that values purpose as a practice, not a circumstance. No bad day is bigger than the meaning ...

Ro Oranim is a prime example of this concept. Born and raised in a haredi community in the US, she eventually came to Israel and felt a deep love for this land.

The Nationhood Lab recently released survey results that found a majority of Americans share a common view that the U.S. is held together by values espoused in the Declaration of Independence.

These shared ideals shape a family’s morals, priorities, structures, and traditions. Many parents instill good family values in their children to help them develop into kind, responsible citizens.

Raised in the era of climate crisis and corporate responsibility, they gravitate toward brands that reflect their values.Over 75% say sustainability matters more than brand name, and 81% are ...