The British were moving by sea the night of April 18, 1775, thus two lanterns were lit at Old North Church, writes George B.

Dex-Starr — and swore their own version of the Green Lantern oath: “With blood and rage of crimson red, ripped from a corpse so freshly dead, together with our hellish hate, we’ll burn you ...

The oath taken by each includes ... I ask, “Should one lantern be lit?” George B. Graham Jr. is a Rockford resident. He is an author, lifetime associate member of the Korean War Veterans ...

While history is crucial, the community that is being built for the future of democracy is just as essential, according to Charles Bolden Jr.’s commencement address. Bolden — U.S. Marine Maj. Gen., ...

If you need clarification on who might be joining the DC universe in a specific role, leave it to the head of Kryptonian day savers and peace makers to have the final say on the matter. That's what ...