There is something timeless and universal about building a sandcastle. No matter where you grew up or how old you are, the urge to dig your hands into wet sand, scoop it into a bucket, and flip it upside down into a perfect little tower never quite leaves you. On beaches all over the world, …
On September 17, 1787, in a stuffy room in Philadelphia’s State House, a group of weary delegates affixed their signatures to a document that would alter the trajectory of human history. That document was the United States Constitution. For four long months, the men gathered there — farmers and lawyers, merchants and generals, revolutionaries and …
