The Nobel Prize-winning author wrote: "Even when hope feels distant, we keep moving ... We fall to our knees — but we get up." ...

The Federalist's Mollie Hemingway addressed a House Judiciary subcommittee hearing today on the Censorship Industrial Complex. MOLLIE HEMINGWAY: For freedom of speech to mean anything beyond the ...

Considered a legend in aviation history by many, Gp Capt Hemingway became known as one of The Few following a speech by Prime Minister Winston Churchill on 20 August 1940. He was a pilot in the ...

In wartime annals, Mr. Hemingway and fellow airmen were described as “the Few” — a reference to Prime Minister Winston ...

Witnesses criticized what they called broad cooperation in years past between the government and nongovernmental organizations to suppress unfavored speech. Mollie Hemingway, the editor-in-chief ...

Mollie Hemingway from "The Federalist" suggested ... whether the transing of children or censorship of speech, America-last foreign policy, or the stagnant economy. All of these issues are so ...

She added that the sacrifices of Mr Hemingway's generation were "absolutely incredible". Those who fought in the three-and-a-half-month battle came to be known as "The Few" after a speech by the ...

Paddy Hemingway - one of "The Few" and a revered ... "The Few" refers to a speech by Sir Winston Churchill in the House of Commons in August that year as the Battle of Britain reached its peak.