Federal Judges Dismiss ‘Frivolous’ Leftist Case Arguing Postage Stamps Are ‘Jim Crow’ Poll Tax
Black Voters Matter’s absurd and lackluster initiative is part of a comprehensive left-wing effort to undermine elections.
Joe Biden: Requiring Voter ID Is Bringing Back The Civil War
Those who minimize the Civil War (based on an agenda denying America’s arc toward freedom) are trumpeting its significance to magnify election disputes.
A Short History Of ‘Battle Hymn Of The Republic’
Its powerful apocalyptic vision of a reckoning God captured the civil religion sentiment of a Union fighting for freedom for all people.
Mining Tragedy And A Double-Sided Civil War Vet: The History Of Father’s Day
The first Father’s Day celebrations in the United States were held in communities on opposite coasts over 100 years ago, in West Virginia and Washington.
Federal Commission Wrongly Puts ‘Antietam’ On Confederate Names Chopping Block
To include ‘Antietam’ in a list of names that supposedly honor the Confederacy is to completely misunderstand history.
Decades Before The Civil War, Lincoln Saw An Approaching Storm. Every American Should Read His Warning
Beyond their brutality, the young lawyer feared these mobs for the lawlessness they embodied — and the idle familiarity with which his fellow Americans seemed to accept these incidents.
The Left Is Setting The Stage For A Coup If Trump Wins
Under the guise of planning for right-wing violence if Trump loses, Democrats are gaming out how to steal the election if Trump wins.
8 More Big Takedowns Of The 1619 Project For Its One-Year Anniversary
It is our job to keep this republic. If it fails for lack of effort, we will have ourselves to blame as much as those leftists actively trying to tear it down with the 1619 Project.
You Can’t Claim Memorials Deserve To Be Taken Down If You Don’t Know Anything About Them
We, as a country, have spent the last century-and-a-half trying to heal the wounds of the past. In just a few short weeks, the left has succeeded in undoing it all.
What To Read Instead Of ‘White Fragility’
Sooner or later you’re going to encounter these anti-American ideas about addressing racism in your workplace, on kids’ homework, or in the faculty lounge – and you can’t be fragile when confronting it.
The Artistic Value Of A Statue Is More Important Than Its History
The tale of the gay Jewish Confederate soldier who sculpted some of America’s most notable memorials and statues just goes to show how dogmatic and shortsighted today’s iconoclasts really are.
Politico’s Ryan Lizza Suggests President Trump Would’ve Fought For The South
Lizza pointlessly asked press secretary Kayleigh McEnany whether President Trump believed it ‘was a good thing’ the Confederacy lost the Civil War.
Mayhem And Rioting Emphasizes Why DC Statehood Is A Terrible Idea
The core of Washington, D.C., must remain under the sole control of the federal government, lest the mob impose its will on a nation helpless to defend its center of power.
Sen. Josh Hawley: The Left Wants A Civil War
What does any of this have to do with healing our nation? The answer is, ‘nothing.’ And that’s the point.
America Is In A Cultural Civil War
Events of the last week reveal a clash between the politics of revolutionary racial radicalism and defunding the police on the one hand, and law and order on the other.
Divisive Insurrectionists Have Brought The Nation To The Brink Of Chaos
Tolerance for criminality and political sabotage has led America into one of it’s darkest moments in decades. Do we have the will to unite once more?
Making Sense of Oliver Wendell Holmes’ Controversial Legacy
Stephen Budiansky’s new biography, ‘Oliver Wendell Holmes: A Life in War, Law, and Ideas,’ has new perspectives to offer but fails to excuse the more damning aspects of the famed jurist’s legacy.
This American Folk Legend Made His Name In Hard Times
‘The songs of Stephen Foster…have been a source of inspiration to every writer of popular songs.’ While deeply influential, Foster’s short life was not without controversy or hardship.
‘Can This Be Hell?’ This Month We Remember Those Who Died Fighting For Freedom
In the bleak midwinter 155 years ago this month, my great-great-Uncle Cornelius M. Dearth died here — on the grounds of the Civil War POW camp in Andersonville, Georgia. He was 22.
The Woman Who Made Thanksgiving A National Holiday Pleads Her Case
‘We have long endeavored to secure the celebration of this great festival upon the same day in every American State and Territory, so that it might be a National Holiday.’
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