The Day the British Empire Lost America
The Day the British Empire Lost America October 19, 1781 — A Victory That Changed the World On October 19, 1781, an extraordinary scene unfolded near the small Virginia town
The Day the British Empire Lost America October 19, 1781 — A Victory That Changed the World On October 19, 1781, an extraordinary scene unfolded near the small Virginia town
Election Integrity and the Founders’ Expectations of Government Founders in the Headlines | October 16, 2026 Should the accuracy of America’s voter rolls be a partisan issue? Surely, regardless of
This Week in American History | October 14, 1912 The bullet passed through Roosevelt’s steel eyeglass case and a thick, folded manuscript of the speech he intended to deliver before
What France’s school crisis reveals about a question America’s Founders understood. Founders in the Headlines | October 9, 2026 France is confronting a difficult question, one that reaches beyond its
October 3, 1863 America was at war with itself. By October 1863, the Civil War had been raging for more than two years. Gettysburg had been fought only three months
Congress, the President, and a constitutional argument as old as the Republic More than two centuries ago, the Founders confronted a simple but important question: Who should control the government’s
September 25, 1789 — The Bill of Rights Was Sent to the States When we think of the Bill of Rights, we think of ten amendments. Freedom of religion. Freedom
Greenland: When Geography Dictates Strategy In 1802, Thomas Jefferson looked at a map of North America and became deeply concerned about a piece of land the United States did not
Does the First Amendment Still Protect Speech We Hate? Most of us believe in free speech. At least, we believe in it until someone says something we find offensive, dishonest,