Did James Madison Encourage Abandonment of Christian Religion?
A recent commentary claimed that in his “Memorial and Remonstrance,” James Madison encouraged his fellow citizens to abandon the Christian religion. ...
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Does Obama Qualify as a Fascist?
While millions believe President Obama is a fascist, does the term apply to the president? ...
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Why Constitutionalists Should Celebrate April 18
On the 239th anniversary of the ride of Paul Revere, we should remember his actions, British actions, and patriots' actions and then consider...
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Patrick Henry: “Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death!” 239 Years Later
Two hundred and thirty-nine years ago Patrick Henry delivered that famous ultimatum, "Give me liberty or give me death." ...
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The Gulf of Tonkin Events: 50 Years Later
The Gulf of Tonkin incident, in which it was claimed two American ships were attacked on the open seas, caused the United States...
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Aaron Burr: From War Hero to Most Wanted
Wednesday, February 19, is the 207th anniversary of the arrest of Aaron Burr on charges of treason. ...
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The Constitution: Beacon of Hope for Restoring the Republic
Despite our decades-long backward slide toward despotism, the Constitution remains intact and provides a beacon of hope for restoring the Republic. ...
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Lili Baehr on the History of Movieguide
VIDEO - Lili Baehr, Chief Financial Officer of Movieguide talks about the inception of the review company. ...
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FDR vs. Lindbergh: Setting the Record Straight
It’s said that “history” is written by the winners, skewing it one way or another. In recent times, history has been unmade by...
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The Christmas Truce of 1914
What if they called a war and peace broke out instead? That's exactly what happened during the Christmas season of 1914 when the...
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The Communist Agent Who Caused Pearl Harbor — and Global Economic Havoc
CFR author Benn Steil admits Soviet agent Harry Dexter White, the top economic advisor to FDR and the architect of the Bretton Woods...
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December 4, 1945: The Day the Senate Surrendered Our Sovereignty
On December 4, 1945, the United States Senate passed the United Nations Participation Act, committing the United States to full, active participation in...
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Daily Ration Turned Remembrance: Five Grains of Pilgrim Corn
On the first Thanksgiving Day, the Pilgrims began a custom of placing five grains of corn at the table so that the reason...
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History Still Casts Doubts on the Warren Commission Report
Whether Oswald was, in fact, the lone killer of President John F. Kennedy, part of a conspiracy, and/or the fall guy or "patsy"...
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Lincoln’s Rewrite of the Declaration of Independence
Six score and 30 years ago, the 16th president of the United States delivered an address at the site of the major Civil...
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