The United States Constitution was more than ink on parchment — it was a promise. A radical idea for its time: power must serve the people, not the other way around. It didn’t guarantee perfection, but it set boundaries — walls against tyranny, chains on unchecked authority, and...

Let’s not sugarcoat it. Critical thinking used to be survival. It was how families protected themselves, how communities thrived, how revolutions were born. People asked questions because they had to. Fast-forward to today: we’re living in the most connected, most informed, and yet...