Janie Nitze
Coverage of Janie Nitze in the Nexus archive.
- Gorsuch says Americans must study history, ‘warts, glories, and all’
Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch emphasized the importance of studying unvarnished U.S. history to address civics education decline, calling democracy 'fragile' and urging Americans to learn from both its flaws and achievements. He discussed his visit to the Berlin Wall and the role of President Ronald Reagan in advancing freedom, while promoting his children's book on the Declaration of Independence. Gorsuch also highlighted the sacrifices of Continental Congress delegates and the need for mutual respect in political disagreements.
- Gorsuch highlights staggering decline in civic literacy that prompted him to author new book
Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch highlights the decline in civic literacy among US students and adults, prompting him to co-author a children's book on America's founding principles. Only 13% of eighth-grade students are proficient in American history, and 22% in civics. Six out of 10 adults would fail the citizenship test.
- Gorsuch says Supreme Court is ‘working’
Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch stated the Supreme Court system is 'working' during a Fox News Sunday interview, where he discussed his new book 'Heroes of 1776: The Story of the Declaration of Independence' co-authored with Janie Nitze.