This article explores the defining characteristics of each generation, from the Greatest Generation to Gen Beta, highlighting their unique experiences and values. It emphasizes how historical events ...

In a great big land of freedom, at a time we really need ‘em/They don’t make ‘em like my daddy anymore.” – Loretta Lynn ...

The generation that survived the Great Depression, won World War II, and handed the baton to Baby Boomers is a hard act to ...

Thank you, Greatest Generation. This War Horse reflection was edited by Kim Vo, fact-checked by Jess Rohan, and copy-edited by Mitchell Hansen-Dewar. Hrisanthi Pickett wrote the headlines.

Eighty years after the end of World War II, the number of Allied veterans of that conflict is dwindling quickly. Dubbed in America as the “Greatest Generation” for having survived the Great ...

Before we dive in, the visual below shows us why we need to calibrate offense. This is the NHL’s playoff scoring environment since the 1968 expansion — the dotted line at six goals per game is ...

National View: On 80th anniversary of V-E Day, remember Greatest Generation From the column: "By remembering the past, we are reminded of our collective responsibility to build a future that ...

As we approach the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day on Thursday, we are reminded of a pivotal moment in history when the Allied forces accepted Nazi Germany’s unconditional surrender ...

Commentary: Remembering the Greatest Generation on 80th anniversary of V-E Day The importance of remembering V-E Day extends beyond historical acknowledgment.

By remembering the past, we are reminded of our collective responsibility to build a future that honors the sacrifices of those who came before us.

The whole world is talking about it,” Trump said. Later, the commander in chief expressed optimism that grads could become a part of the “greatest generation” of Americans to ever live.