Ambassador Callista L. Gingrich and Speaker Newt Gingrich

Among the many traditions associated with Thanksgiving, the most important is expressing gratitude for our nation’s exceptional past and hope for our prosperous future.

On this Veterans Day, let us thank and honor the brave men and women who have stood on the frontlines protecting and defending our beloved country.

This Labor Day, we encourage you to reflect on the American work ethic and its essential role in keeping the United States a safe, prosperous, and free nation.

As we commemorate the 60th anniversary of Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech, let us work together to preserve our history, overcome the challenges we face, and create a better future for all Americans.

We owe it to those who died in Maui to be better stewards of our forests and grasslands – and insist on a safer future.

On Independence Day, we reflect together as a nation on a remarkable moment in history 247 years ago, when 56 courageous men and 13 colonies gathered in Philadelphia to sign the Declaration of Independence.

On this Memorial Day, we extend our deepest gratitude to our fallen heroes, their families, and all who have served in our armed forces. May their sacrifice inspire us to cherish and safeguard the precious liberties they fought to preserve.

Government officials, industry leaders, and those in the disability community must come together to find solutions to challenges and barriers that inhibit internet accessibility and usability for millions of Americans.

This Easter, let us celebrate the hope and love that are revealed to us through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. We wish you a happy Easter!

Every American should visit George Washington’s Mount Vernon, whether on Presidents’ Day or any time of year.