The House Select Subcommittee on the COVID Pandemic has issued a damning report that most measures had little impact and fostered mistrust.
Abraham Lincoln provides an instructive example of the pardon power, why Presidents have it, and how to use it – or not – in select cases.
Henry Kissinger betrayed everyone who fought and died in Vietnam with his "peace" solution. His unfortunate legacy remains.
Was Pearl Harbor a surprise attack, as conventional history states? Or did President Franklin D. Roosevelt let, or make, it happen?
The federal building in Roanoke, Virginia underwent a $100 million plus renovation, and is less safe than before.
A description of the Texas Bluebonnet Learning Curriculum and a discussion of why Texas schools need this to instruct its children.
William Bradford, second Governor of Plymouth Colony, now has a marble obelisk marking his grave, with an interesting Hebrew phrase.
The federal government once built 33 courthouses with extra courtrooms equivalent to nine more courthouses - entirely by accident.
Veterans Day is, properly speaking, an earlier thanksgiving, for sacrifices made after the United States became a country.
Too often, America ignores its veterans because their day follows so closely after the election. How to avoid this.