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July 2026 marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. Newt looks back at the process the committee of five went through to write the Declaration and the significance of the document both then and now. A 2026 year-long celebration is being planned to honor our country’s independence. Read Newt’s essay at https://www.heritage.org/article/the-1776-opportunity-2026-year-long-celebration

Perhaps the most famous pilot of his generation, General Chuck Yeager is best known for breaking the sound barrier in 1947. Newt takes a closer look at his life and legacy – and we hear from General Yeager, in his own words. Part of the Immortals leadership series.

Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn served our country for 33 years in the US Army. He comes from a long line of patriots in his family. In this two-part series, Gen. Flynn tells his personal story of service, sacrifice, being embroiled in Russiagate, and finally receiving a pardon from President Donald Trump. In Part 2, we’ll talk about his years in Washington, DC.

Lieutenant General Michael Flynn served our country for 33 years in the U.S. Army. He comes from a long line of patriots in his family. In this two-part series, General Flynn tells his personal story of service, sacrifice and being embroiled in Russiagate, and finally receiving a pardon from President Donald Trump. In Part 1, we’ll talk about his years of military service.

Voters are looking for a new generation of leaders. Congresswoman Elise Stefanik (R-NY-21st) is the founder of E-PAC, who’s mission is to increase the number of Republican women serving in Congress by supporting top Republican female candidates in the primaries and in this election cycle, she worked to get 18 Republican women elected to Congress.