A Polish farm wife risked her entire family's life to save two young girls from the Nazi occupation, and her selfless act was later recognized as an example of humanitarianism during World War II. [... more]

Colonel Justin Dimmick, a West Point graduate and devout Episcopalian, served as the commander of Fort Warren, a Union prison camp in Boston during the Civil War. Despite the harsh conditions and federal regulations, Dimmick treated the Confederate prisoners with kindness and humanity, earning their respect and admiration. His legacy is a testament to the power of compassion and decency in the face of adversity. [... more]

A former Army Ranger turned U.S. Customs and Border Protection Agent shares his story of family, faith, and the complexities of the border, highlighting the humanitarian side of the job and the importance of protecting the American house. [... more]