‘[T]he decision of how and when Charlie is called home to heaven really isn’t up to me, it’s up to God,’ the mom says.

‘The lie that has been sold to women, that we are empowered when we exploit our bodies, has ... sowed seeds of deep confusion in the hearts of women,’ she says.

Music history professor Mark Clague describes the national anthem as a song of victory, relief, hope, and pride for the country.