Censorship at Arlington Cemetery
Not only is it now planned to remove the Confederate monument at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia, near Washington, D.C., but the cemetery’s...
History
This Week in 1789 James Madison Proposes the Bill of Rights
Madison's words to the First Congress in support of the Bill of Rights would become one of the most famous orations in defense...
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The Petition of Right of 1628: A Forgotten Cornerstone of Our Constitution
The document's significance must be taught to modern-day Americans who carry on the fight to force our federal beast back inside its constitutional...
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America’s Middle Class: A Crucial Bulwark Against Tyranny
We cannot preserve the American Republic without preserving America’s middle class. To do this, we must promote policies that allow the middle class...
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Time Magazine: Teach History and Civics as the Founders Intended
“Teach citizenship the way the founders intended.” As unbelievable as it may seem, that is the headline of a story in the latest...
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ADL Worked With FBI To Infiltrate John Birch Society, Says Leftist Historian
A historian revealed in his new book that the Anti-Defamation League infiltrated The John Birch Society decades ago. Matthew Dallek, whose book is...
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Rhode Island: First to Fight for Freedom, Last to Join the Union
Where is Rhode Island? That is not a question anyone at the Constitutional Convention of 1787 would have asked. Not because they didn’t...
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Alexander Pope: Famous, Fearless, Forgotten
“Some people will not learn anything for this reason, because they understand everything too soon.” Do you think there is value in reading...
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Trump Calls for End to Birthright Citizenship
It would be proper for a president to use an executive order telling agencies to not recognize the citizenship of people born to...
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Mass Murders of the Osage in Oklahoma a Hundred Years Ago
October is the release date for a Martin Scorsese movie, Killers of the Flower Moon, based on a David Grann book of the...
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On This Day in 1787: Constitutional Convention Gets Down to Business
On day one of the convention, the delegates unanimously selected George Washington as president of the proceedings, and formed the rules committee, which...
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Dolley Madison: “It Shall Never Fall Into the Hands of the Enemy”
Today, May 20, is the birthday of Dolley Madison, loving wife and true, courageous American patriot. ...
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Virginians Prepare to Present New Plan of Government: What Is the Ideal Commonwealth?
The second article in our summer series on the 1787 Constitutional Convention looks at one of James Madison's meetings in preparation for the...
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The “Age of Democracy” Ushered in the “Age of Degeneracy”
Democracy and Christian society are incompatible. If we wish to save Western civilization from self-destruction, democracy must be done away with. ...
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Introduction to “The Business of May Next”: The Convention of 1787
In May 1787, our Founding Fathers undertook a “grand experiment” to construct a constitution that would avoid contracting the various diseases that destroyed...
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