Ambassador Callista L. Gingrich
The suffering, tragedy, and abuse of religious minorities by the Taliban must not be ignored. For decades, Afghanistan’s religious minorities have bravely practiced their faith. We must continue to support their fight for religious freedom.
Click Here to ContinueAs we commemorate the 58th anniversary of Reverend King’s “I Have a Dream” speech, we must work to ensure the American dream is preserved for future generations.
Click Here to ContinueThe courage and determination demonstrated by Afghan women and girls over the last 20 years cannot be forgotten. As Americans, we must insist that their rights be preserved and protected.
Click Here to ContinueThis August marks the 175th anniversary of the Smithsonian Institution – one of the greatest gifts America has ever received. James Smithson’s donation has enabled generations of Americans to discover and learn about what makes our country exceptional.
Click Here to ContinueDuring WWII, American women in the armed forces and the workforce paved the way for future generations of women to serve our nation. On the anniversary of the announcement of Japan’s surrender, these trailblazing women are to be remembered, celebrated, and honored.
Click Here to ContinueAs Team USA gymnast Suni Lee stood on the podium wearing her gold medal, this Olympic champion showed the world that the American dream is alive and well.
Click Here to ContinueAs one of the world’s oldest active astronomical observatories, the Vatican Observatory has enhanced scientific curiosity and studied the inner workings of our universe for over 400 years.
Click Here to ContinueWith courage, humility, and persistence, Grace McCallum is an incredible example of a world-class athlete. Her steadfast faith and extraordinary dedication are an inspiration.
Click Here to ContinueAs Cubans stand up against the horrors of communism, we must support their fight for freedom.
Click Here to ContinuePresident Trump’s action plan, combined with the recent surge of anti-CRT legislation in nearly half of the states, is a good sign for Americans concerned about their children’s education and America’s future.
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